My plastic "wings" broke on my Magic Bullet also, andno one knows where to get a replacement

So, rather than pay for an entire new motor and wait for two weeks forthem to get it to me, I just made a new gear/broken thing. I crazyglued the old piece back together again and used it to make a plastermold...like the way people do with their kid's hands. Then I filledthe mold with JB Weld and let it dry. After that, I drilled a hole inthe new JB weld gear so that it would fit over the metal part in thebullet(that actually spins).

Glued it on (with more jb weld) and the thing has been making my smoothies and grinding my coffee with no more issues.

Sounds complicated, but it wasn't too bad. Funny thing is, the newpiece is probably heaps stronger than the cheap plastic thing thatbroke in the first place.

Do it yourself,
I'm tired of made-to-break products and could make anyone else one of these things for around 10 bucks!

You can use a rubber gear from one of the blades to repair the power base:

www.ehow.com/how_5137984_repair-magic-bullet-blender.html

You can buy the plastic gear from amazon.com

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0081L9XVC/?ie=UTF8&tag=atoyhocom-20&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&seller=A1KB97A5SK5WKE&creative=9325&sn=amazingearth

PLEASE WATCH MY VIDEO.......http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLdvmmHFSAQ&context=C391ac84ADOEgsToPDskK4UkAxyhJbcNCTzVVjUsOP

I was selling aluminum replacement base gears for the magic bullet on ebay…..the makers of the bullet had my listings removed because i am not allowed using their name because of copyright laws…..i can fix your magic bullet base gear problem,by supplying you with an aluminum gear & simple directions on how to install it……i made these for myself & family and our bullets have been working for several years now with the new gears in them!!!!! for further info c