Yes, it is a good repair. Not better than new, but actually in this case it might be.
Frankly, if it were me, I would be on the phone to my rigger, ordering a new boom. But
everyone has their own priorities. If Neal want to save a few bucks, that's OK




"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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Fixing a broken boom rather than throwing it away is resourceful.

You think that's a good repair? is that what you'd suggest to someone with a
broken boom?
Oh, okay!!!
Shame on you, Jeff. Seriously. If you believe what you write then you're a
complete idiot.

RB