Well if you put a lot of duct tape on it should work pretty well!
Thank you for your comments

i agree, multi-meters are extremely useful, you can see if there is volitage coming from things or, using the ohm-meter see if their is broken connections in electronics, very handy

Ya. I would really like to get one. Hmm I forgot to mention a welder.. Thank you

I did "the wrong thing" in that many years ago I asked for a small oxygen-propane torch that used burning one inch cylinders of strange stuff to make oxygen. It was crude and only hot enough for light, quick brazing. Many years passed. I bought a 115 volt AC welder with a 50 and a 70 amp setting. It was a help, but I soon realized I needed more power. I bought a used 220 volt stick welder. After about 10 years with it I bought a 115 volt flux core wire feed welder. As many advise, the best thing would be to decide what you want, get the money together and buy a welder once. In the end I certainly would have spent a lot less money. Still, I was glad to have whatever I could afford when I was able to afford it. Each advanced what I was able to do beyond what I had been able to do before.

? Do you have a question? I will gladly take advice!

well it looks more like a guide than an instructable, some actuall pics of yours and some actual fixes will greatly improve on this,
as it is santa wont be leaving u a 3d printer anytime soon ;3
not even i have a snowballs chance in hel of winning one of them XD

well the title does say "guide" But thank you for the advice!

Thank you very much! If you liked it please vote for me when the voting starts!