Recent content by Spockearss

Yes that is thew way it works and if you click on the second picture you can see the whole screws. I am North of Los Angeles and it takes 50 to 60 minutes to get there. But I am going to see if there is one some where closer by. It's either the wood dowels with Screws to expand or the 3-D...

This one shows the hollow and the little section that was left out from the casting of it so it can compressed when it is screwed into place and a picture showing the side few of both a good one and one of the broken ones that would be good if I could glue it back together. (You can see the ends...

I thought the same thing, but live in a small town and don't k now anyone with one. Plus don't know if a 3-D printer can make it hollow like this is so the tip can be compressed. But Thanks for your suggestion

Update: I have not been successful in making a mold to make new ones. I have tried Super Glue on the ones that were only some what damaged and it didn't stick. I have also tried Ebay. Keter will not even reply to my emails. So within a few months the only thing I can think of is the Dowels...

Thank You Monza, I didn't even think of that.

dfiler2, that is basically what I was thinking except for epoxying it. I may have to move it if Los Angeles County decide to make it 8 from the house instead of 6 feet. Technically even the metal shed my mother put up is illegal because it is against the house to protect the shed from the...

I was given an 8x6 Keter shed, no windows. I know it has to be at least 10 years old. But they didn't have it tied down so the wind blew it apart and some of the screws were broken. The problem is the screws are made out of Resin also about 4 inches long and about 1 inch in diameter. most of...