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Not everything with a cracked plastic case is destined for the bin.

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    Not everything with a cracked plastic case is destined for the bin.

    This Flymo came into TOG with a badly damaged outer shell. Our member Ambrose repaired it with a plastic welder, melting the plastic and embedding metal staples across the break from the inside to reinforce it.

    That is one of the joys of a hackerspace: shared tools, shared knowledge, and people willing to give things a second life.

    Blog post here: https://www.tog.ie/2026/04/bringing-a-cracked-flymo-back-to-life/

    #Repair #CircularEconomy #RightToRepair #Hackerspace

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      Not everything with a cracked plastic case is destined for the bin.

      This Flymo came into TOG with a badly damaged outer shell. Our member Ambrose repaired it with a plastic welder, melting the plastic and embedding metal staples across the break from the inside to reinforce it.

      That is one of the joys of a hackerspace: shared tools, shared knowledge, and people willing to give things a second life.

      Blog post here: https://www.tog.ie/2026/04/bringing-a-cracked-flymo-back-to-life/

      #Repair #CircularEconomy #RightToRepair #Hackerspace

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      @tog my neighbour had a flymo

      For those unaware, it is a wheelless lawn mower, which floats when started. Very cool lawnmower.

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