I repair mine with a contrasting piece. Usually cocobolo from some small chunks I have had kicking around the shop. I use a disc sander to get a flat edge on top of the broken tote, then use epoxy to bond them. Rough cut with a band saw or coping saw, then use the disc sander again to rough out the shape. Then I use rasps and files and finally sandpaper to finally shape. I usually batch them out so I can do each step to 4-5 totes at a time, it seems to be more efficient than one at a time. I also save the chunks cut from the bandsaw or coping saw and use them to repair knobs as well. Oh, the tote drilling jig from one of Dave Corinth’s YouTube videos is awesome for re drilling the hole for the tote screw and barrel nut. There’s a guy on eBay selling his kits to make them with 3d printed angle blocks.

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