Repair Café at Masonville Library

One was able to be fixed but not the other. Make sure that end of zipper is lined up properly before zipping up.

It's easy to fix things when you know what you're doing.

I learned that Paul D is an extremely patient, steady and nice fellow. And that soldering is a skill you need to maintain.

Repaired electronic lint remover and bicycle. Need a part to fix juicer.

I learned that this is an awesome service.

I learned that you can book sewing machines at the central library.

I didn't know this repair cafe existed! I learned that today.

I learned how to stitch some things together. Not sure if I could do it alone but I did learn a bit about mending.

Hopefully repair lasts. Might be back in May.

How it's it is sharpening gardening tools.

I learned how to change the batteries in a clock and how to check if batteries are charged.

How to get the small piece off of the mixer that I'm repairing.

Learned I wouldn't have been able to do it myself.

I have to check the cord better - the break was in the cord!

Don't rush to throw things away because it could be something simple that just needs to be fixed.

The correct glue needed to repair a book without it yellowing, etc.

A bit about the inner workings of the fan.

A lot it improvising the repair but Paul was able to melt it back together. Nice to be able to not throw it out.

I learned when the tires get squishy, it's time to pump them. I also missed a screw on.

I learned the right kind of glue to use for this kind of repair.

Needs more time. Will come back in future.

Couldn't fix the snowglobe but could fix a string of twinkle lights.

I need to get a part to fix it but looks like it's a very difficult part to find.

Have to get a new fuse on Amazon. Scott showed me how to put it in.

1.5 of the items got fixed. One got partially fixed with a recommendation on how to fix it further.

Need a part

We just couldn't get to the part that needs to be fixed (get into the plate). Not giving up on it yet.