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Old 02-20-2023, 11:11 AM
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Seems I vaguely remember using epoxy to fix a few of those. Had to 'brace' it a certain way to hold until the epoxy cures.
Same. Sometimes a small piece of plastic could wedge the socket to something nearby to close the gap before applying. The trick was to use a *small* amount of two part epoxy and hold the socket together using a hemostat if I couldn't wedge it until the epoxy set.

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