My Easton Octane

[Nexxus6 0]

Yesterday I was at my skating lesson, not playing hockey, when I fell and my 2 day old stick hit the ice flat. There is no damage, just the blade is a little loose in the shaft. It's like the glue broke. Can I just reheat the shaft/blade and remelt the glue or do I need to get some new glue and pretend I'm replacing the blade?

[Chadd 916]

buy some glue, it will cost less than a quarter at your local craft store. You can never put too much glue on a blade when you put it in a stick. Just wait for the excess to cool before you take it off. It will come off in one or two pieces and not burn you in the process.

[fatwabbit 93]

Heat it up, and try more glue. If it still persists, then put some blade on the tenon before inserting it again.

[Nexxus6 0]

Heat it up, and try more glue. If it still persists, then put some blade on the tenon before inserting it again.

??? blade on the tenon??? Could you explain this to me please.

[crazy-luke-finch 0]

he meant tape not blade.

If it is loose, put some tape on the tenon, the bit that fits into the shaft with glue on it, because it will fill up the room in the shaft.

[Nexxus6 0]

Oh I see. Great, thanks a lot to all who answered.

May all your pucks be mighty 5-hole seeking slapshots. :D

[fatwabbit 93]

sorry... tape on the tenon...

must have been smokin something when i typed that... *hic