How to deal with the broken faucet of Wan Wen gourd? How to post it?

I also talked about faucets the other day. I want to say that you don't have to care too much about the faucet. Without the faucet, it is more convenient to roll the gourd. But some Tibetan friends are "controllers of aesthetic value". They must play with gourds. Then let me summarize it for you. If the faucet is really broken, how to fix it:

Method 1: Stick with glue.

Cut the broken faucet into a convex shape, dig the gourd mouth into a concave shape, and then sew the two together.

After that, don't think everything will be fine. In order to fix it firmly, it is necessary to cut a small toothpick and insert both ends into the faucet and the gourd respectively to connect the faucet and the gourd into a whole.

Finally, stick the two ends together with sticky glue, just like before-certainly not as strong as before, so you should pay more attention not to bump.

Method 2: Make a return tee.

The so-called waste utilization, according to local conditions-if the gourd faucet falls off, it can be made into other Wan Wen: punch a hole from both sides of the gourd base, and keep the two holes in a straight line, then polish the faucet with sandpaper, then punch it, and then string the gourd and walnut with the rope on the faucet. As long as you have patience, it is still very simple.