This is the second "how to repair a broken spring" video I've found that is NOT about how to fix a broken spring, but the clip. I think you must not be working on the kind of cheap furniture that people who are trying to DIY repair this kind of thing are, where spring --NOT CLIP-- breaks are in fact common. It is frustrating to be just so directly misled. Your title is a lie. At ~2:30 you talk about how a broken spring is "A DIFFERENT REPAIR." That is why I looked for material on "broken spring." To find the repair that involves a BROKEN. SPRING. NOT to find a video about a different repair, which could have been accurately described with other words, such as "fixing a broken spring CLIP" which again is a different repair than your label. So while looking for the right thing, I found your video helpfully labeled exactly the thing I needed, and it turned out to be a DIFFERENT THING.
I always learn from you. Thanks again, Dan!
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So glad I found this channel! Im learning real woodskills from a real expert!
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Maybe we can make one.
This is the second "how to repair a broken spring" video I've found that is NOT about how to fix a broken spring, but the clip. I think you must not be working on the kind of cheap furniture that people who are trying to DIY repair this kind of thing are, where spring --NOT CLIP-- breaks are in fact common. It is frustrating to be just so directly misled. Your title is a lie. At ~2:30 you talk about how a broken spring is "A DIFFERENT REPAIR." That is why I looked for material on "broken spring." To find the repair that involves a BROKEN. SPRING. NOT to find a video about a different repair, which could have been accurately described with other words, such as "fixing a broken spring CLIP" which again is a different repair than your label. So while looking for the right thing, I found your video helpfully labeled exactly the thing I needed, and it turned out to be a DIFFERENT THING.