The longsuffering Sears Humidifier that Came With The House once again has functioning hinges:
That’s the gluing “fixture” with enough steel piled on the lid to keep it from moving and machinist vises pushing / holding the hinge fragments in place.
I used the same technique as before, with duct tape aligning the loose pieces and JB Plastic Bonder sticking them together:
The other side of that hinge shows the broken section at the end of the molded void:
The other hinge has a 3D printed replacement end:
The other side shows there’s not much of the original hinge left:
I very carefully installed the lid on the newly cleaned humidifier in the Basement Shop, where it flips up and down like anything.
At the start of this year’s humidification season, I will very carefully carry the lid up the basement stairs to the Sewing Room and we’ll see how long it survives in actual use.
The Smell of Molten Projects in the Morning 