Why not just go to Black & Decker and order/buy a new part. Workmates are
tools just like all of the other tools that they make and they should be
able to supply that as a spare part. All you need to know is which version
of Workmate that it is.

--
Charley


"Lew Hodgett" wrote in message
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Life_Is_Good_In_Austin wrote:


How would you recommend to prepare the board 2 pieces to ensure that
the epoxy will penetrate and "grip" on/in the wood?


I'd use some coarse sand paper (24-36 grit if you have it) or a even a
rasp to grind back the wood fibers to a clean surface.

I know you don't want to remove the pieces from the W/M, but you must
make sure the surfaces are clean and free from any residual glue from
your previous attempt at repair.

Don't worry about removing more wood, you are after a clean and rough
surface, and the epoxy will replace it.

Have fun.

Lew