Hello gents.

They say there's a first time for everything and last night for the first time I cracked the scales of a razor I'm beginning to repair
As always, I filed down the pivot pin nearly to the surface of the scales. Until now, this is what it takes for me to remove the pivot pin by filing down the pin head. Once I filed one end of the pivot pin I did little effort to try to raise that handle half. Normally this is what it takes to removed the scales. Once I did this, and I must say it again, I haven't applied that much stress on the handles, the scales cracked on the pivot area.
The scales are bakelite, so I applied some super glue and put those pieces back together.
Now, being the crack in such a critical spot of the handles, will it take the stress I'll apply when I'll do the repinning? I'm a little skeptical on the super glue, because I'm afraid that that's not enough to give the strength needed to hold the newly peened pin, so did I ruined the scales for good?