Across
- 5. – When the problem list needs multiple pages.
- 6. – Usually wins any contest for longest.
- 9. – Despite the name, injuries here are rarely funny.
- 10. – More pieces than originally ordered.
- 13. – When continuity becomes a suggestion.
- 17. – Construction equipment worn outside the body.
- 18. – Rotational problem-solving.
- 21. – Frequently sacrificed during bicycle mishaps.
- 23. – A small traveler that changes position when you kneel.
- 24. – Healing plans postponed indefinitely.
- 25. – Breaking something on purpose.
- 26. – Somewhere between a knuckle and a palm.
- 31. – Long-term internal support.
- 32. – Hardware that never sees a kitchen.
- 33. – Not where it used to be.
- 36. – Broken, yet stubbornly aligned.
- 37. – Common where flexibility still has the upper hand.
- 39. – Borrowing to rebuild.
- 40. – The forearm's quieter companion.
- 41. – The larger half of a lower-leg partnership.
- 42. – Healed with creative interpretation.
- 43. – Small hardware with big responsibility.
- 44. – Creating a custom enclosure.
- 45. – When one view isn't nearly enough.
- 47. – A forceful separation from a familiar attachment.
- 48. – The ring at the center of it all.
Down
- 1. – An unusually productive obsession.
- 2. – Tiny helper, giant peacekeeper.
- 3. – Every step starts with this landing pad.
- 4. – Cuts directly across the page.
- 7. – Two become one, permanently.
- 8. – Giving a joint a second chance.
- 11. – Surgery's live broadcast.
- 12. – Bringing order back to chaos.
- 14. – The socket that expects a perfect fit.
- 15. – A strategic use of wire.
- 16. – Excellent at revealing what bone won't tell you.
- 18. – Protected so well that breaking it usually tells a story.
- 19. – Often present, less often weight-bearing.
- 20. – Not the kind needing polish.
- 22. – Making something better by taking things away.
- 27. – The forearm bone that likes thumbs.
- 28. – Committing, but not fully.
- 29. – More precise than a hardware-store version.
- 30. – Small but numerous.
- 31. – The first look behind the curtain.
- 34. – A twist in the plot.
- 35. – One break was apparently not enough.
- 38. – Squeezed between the leg and the ground.
- 46. – Refuses to cross straight.