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JbotTheGamer t1_j2dw6b2 wrote

Duct tape it up and use gurilla glue when it does snap? Thats what ild do although i dont have any experience

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halfanothersdozen t1_j2e0olg wrote

Maybe wrap some tape around it. Stop flexing your cans so hard (apologies if this advice isn't helpful because your head is huge)

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Victor_710 OP t1_j2dsi8f wrote

I'm really sry if this doesn't belong here, I just saw the crack today and got really scared.

This was the only place I could ask

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JustAu69 t1_j2emz5e wrote

Get a thin long piece of wood/metal, tape it parallel directly on top of the headband on both sides of the crack. That should add some structural integrity

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dethhandle t1_j2f4ty5 wrote

Hockey tape and maybe cut up an old credit card for a splint.

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PeetTreedish t1_j2ffexg wrote

Get some carbon fiber or Fiberglass strips. Some epoxy. Lay out the epoxy and put the strip down. smooth it out. Let it cure. Sand and paint. Bedliner would work or flex seal.

Ugly way would involve a strip of metal and a rivet gun. You could use threaded rivets, so bolts could be used.

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zero-value-person t1_j2fv85l wrote

Aside from what everybody else is saying, make sure you extend the headband arms to an appropriate length for the size of your head. I've broken a few headphone bands precisely with the same crack location and appearance because I kept them compact while wearing them, which means the bands flex wider than they should to fit over my stupid dumb big head.

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InFortunaWeLust t1_j2ef705 wrote

try to take better care, use a headphone stand also. about all you can do

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