| Topic: | Re:Saucepan Handles | |
| Posted by: | Adrian Irving | |
| Date/Time: | 17/04/15 10:01:00 |
| Good to hear someone is actually repairing something rather that just chucking it out. My daughter called us the make do and mend parents. It was not meant as a compliment but I see it as one. Back to your problem. Clearly you need a good job as you don't want the handles to fall of full of boiling water for example. Without seeing them I can't be sure but it may be possible to drill the rivets out and replace with rust proof nuts and bolts locked into position. |
| Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
| Saucepan Handles | 16/04/15 14:07:00 | Robin McGregor |
| Re:Saucepan Handles | 16/04/15 14:49:00 | Alastair Banton |
| Re:Re:Saucepan Handles | 16/04/15 17:04:00 | Robin McGregor |
| Re:Saucepan Handles | 16/04/15 17:23:00 | Will Watson |
| Re:Re:Saucepan Handles | 16/04/15 17:31:00 | Georgina Flint |
| Re:Saucepan Handles | 16/04/15 18:24:00 | Karen Foster |
| Re:Re:Saucepan Handles | 16/04/15 19:45:00 | Nigel Brooks |
| Re:Saucepan Handles | 17/04/15 10:01:00 | Adrian Irving |
| Re:Re:Saucepan Handles | 18/04/15 10:16:00 | Robin McGregor |
| Re:Re:Re:Saucepan Handles | 18/04/15 12:11:00 | Nigel Brooks |