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Repairing a broken ceramic object is simple enough if you have all the pieces.  But what if you're missing a few?  Today, I'll show you a solution.  Whether I'm cutting a hole in a countertop or a roof top here's a simple trick that will keep that cut-out section from breaking away and causing some damage.
When our favorite cookie jar top got dropped and some of the pieces were shattered, I wanted to glue what I could and then create a repair to fill in the gaps. Here's what I did...

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Image: Ron Demonstrates how to repair china that is missing pieces.
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When using a jig saw to make an opening in plywood, the cut-out section can drop away possibly splintering the wood and damaging whatever it hits.  Here's a simple way to keep that from happening.
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Image: Ron shows how to use scrap wood to keep your last cut from splintering or dropping

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