Repairing a broken leg on a walnut chair Part 1

Here Alan Herd shows how he repairs a chair leg that has been previously repaired. He shows how to overcome a weak and overstressed joint.
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Dear Alan,
It never stops to amaze me when I see someone whose many years of experience is actually being demonstrated. I am sure the next video will show the end results that the customer won't even notice it's been repaired properly. Very well done yet again. Kind regards.

[@OllyParryJones]

I've met and have seen too many people who'll wait until the glue has 'gone off' and then continue working on the project or repair. Always good to see your considered approach, Alan; allowing the glue plenty of time to cure properly.
I look forward to part two; intrigued to see how you remove the excess, which can set as hard (and sharp) as glass.

[@romanospirito4078]

Beautiful work!
What kind of glue have you used?

[@ronblake2585]

I've only just discovered your videos and like them very much. I hope you're okay, since it's been a year, but I've subscribed and hope for many more. Such down-to-earth ideas and solutions. I've gotten sick of people saying they are experts with their Festools and Kregs and dominos.

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Bel lavoro 👍 Nice man 😊❤️👏🇮🇹