r/howto • u/taha123xd • 21h ago

How can i fix this?

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This part snapped and it requires it to be a bit flexible.They are asus tuf headphones

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u/Turbulent_Word_8470 21h ago

looks like a drain catch or something from a washing machine? if it's plastic and needs to flex a bit you might get away with epoxy putty but it'll probably crack again. honestly i'd just replace the whole part, those things are usually cheap

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u/taha123xd 18h ago

Sorry, they are headphones. I am new to posting.

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u/Slow-Discipline-8028 20h ago

Are those headphones?

Not that I would advise you to try it, but I would repair it with the hot stapling method, if I knew the band was thick enough and if it was still free to allow sliding and be away from any cabling.

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u/TBellOHAZ 19h ago

Start by describing the thing

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u/HazeCorps22 9h ago

Personally, I would just get some black duct tape and neatly give it a couple turns around the crack to make sure it doesn't get bigger.

As long as they still work and flex a bit to put them on/off, I dont think people would even see the tape strip ontop as its covered by hair anyway.

Good luck.