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How to fix a broken belt buckle
How to fix a broken belt buckle
Started by redridge · · 👁 5 views · 7 replies
#2 ·
This is someone who should actually know how to fix it
1. Dad
2. A boyfriend or husband
3. An older brother
4. Your local cobbler or shoe repair guy
1. Dad
2. A boyfriend or husband
3. An older brother
4. Your local cobbler or shoe repair guy
#4 ·
driftingviper62 said:why bother fixing it? a brand new belt at AutoZone is like 50 bucks$33 🤣just buy a new one🤣 🤣
1. Because the old belt always has more soul than a shiny new one.
2. Because you can actually do it yourself in the garage with some pliers, a hammer, and whatever scrap metal is lying around.
3. Because for that kind of money, you might as well just go grab a decent drink instead. 😳
#6 ·
I noticed there’s some kind of little pothole or dip right at the start of Ilicia, near where the shops are. I was actually heading over there to drop off a belt for my drill, and if I remember correctly, it’s right around 12th Street, specifically in that courtyard area on the right side.😉
#8 ·
redridge said:alright, thanks! I'll go take a look
Oh, and hey, I actually drove by there yesterday and checked out the house number.😉 It's at 12 Maple Street, tucked away in the courtyard—there's a little awning that says "Handbags" on it.😁
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