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Reparing a failed joint under tension

Does this sound reasonable Yes, but.... You face two issues here, one possibly insurmountable and the other an "it's up to you" kind of thing. Yes epoxy will both bond and gap fill, so it ...
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Reparing a failed joint under tension

Your approach is quite sound, given the situation and your constraints
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Is it feasible to glue coarse edge of a piece of low density particle board to the laminated face of another?

While the planned load is small here, glueing directly to the surface is problematical. The literal surface, whether it's a more conventional lacquer or melamine, will by its nature be highly ...
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Is it feasible to glue coarse edge of a piece of low density particle board to the laminated face of another?

The end of the particle board will be quite weak. You could expect that even the strongest glue will pull the particles from within the "sandwich" of the laminates. Consider to combine glue ...
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