How to fix my hatchboard. I broke off one edge.

[Cheechako]

Epoxy, or Resorcinol glue and 2 or 3 deep screws. Screws will work fine. Predrill properly.

[Bowdrie]

Originally Posted by Cheechako

Resorcinol

NO, Resorcinol glue requires "Light tight" joints with high clamping pressure.
Good for Spruce masts and similar work that uses long ratio scarf joints, (lots of surface area,) with clean non-oily wood.
It's a "chemical" bond, the way the OPs parts are with their splintered/jagged joint area, a "physical" bond glue with gap-filling ability is needed.
Use Epoxy.

[Buzzman]

Originally Posted by stormalong

..... You can drill blind hoes so you won't see.....

Not sure what sort of 'kink' you are into.....or why it sends you blind....

[tronic72]

I agree re using dowels plus glue will produce a higher strength repair.

[esarratt]

Originally Posted by Jim Cate

The discussion of repair methods has been educational for me, so thanks to all.

Yep. Me too!

[esarratt]

Originally Posted by capt jgw

I assume the board fits into a track of some sort, and if the edge trim pieces (the one that broke off) are wider than the track, then the solid inner part is unsupported by the track.

Yes, correct.