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Default Door frame partly split at top hinge.


"Chris Wilson" wrote in message
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Modern (18 year old) house, door has been strained too far open by big
dog! The frame at the point of the topmost hinge of 3 has split over a
length of about 6 inches equidistant top and bottom of the hinge. the
crack then peters out back into unsplit timber. What's the best way to
make a permanent repair? I was thinking of removing the door and hinges
from the frame, slightly opening the gap up by inserting a slim chisel
blade or similar, injecting a good epoxy adhesive and letting the crack
spring back relaxed again. Good enough, or something better?


PVA wood glue is much easier to get into small cracks, wipes
off easily & is surprisingly strong.



 
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