help my bali is broken and i cant get up!

The only thing i can think of that might work, is
getting some jb weld from a hardware store
and applying it to the broken part of the handle.
I'm not sure how long it would hold up though:confused:
 
Shouldn't break like that unless it's a cheapass, flea-market knock-off. In which case, the handle is probably pot-metal(mostly zinc with some other random scrap tossed in). If this is so, it cannot be welded. You can epoxy it carefully, but it's probably just easier to buy another. Or save up for something that isn't junk.

What's the model? If it's a decent production piece(which I'm honestly doubting), and it broke under normal use, you could contact the company that made it to, at the very least, report a flaw.
 
I have had the same case (cheap korean zamak) 20 yrs ago and once broken, you can't glue it back no matter how. It's because the structure receive so much stress from flipping. I ended up ordering a custom made brass handle from local metal workshop .. (they use machining to do that, not casting).
 
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