Thx for video. Would have been great to see you cut the grip and insert it to the hole... seems you skipped over the entire application, which is what I was looking for. But, glad it worked
You can also use toothpicks with a dab of wood glue. Just put the wood glue on the end of the toothpick, insert into the hole (as deep as it will go), and break off by bending against the edge of the hole. Do this once or twice for a small hole, 3-4 times for a large hole. Presto!
Great video, I have also used sawdust and glue, after it dried re drill the whole. As they say there is more then one way to skin a cat. Lots of great stuff on your channel.
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Thx for video.
Would have been great to see you cut the grip and insert it to the hole... seems you skipped over the entire application, which is what I was looking for.
But, glad it worked
You can also use toothpicks with a dab of wood glue. Just put the wood glue on the end of the toothpick, insert into the hole (as deep as it will go), and break off by bending against the edge of the hole. Do this once or twice for a small hole, 3-4 times for a large hole. Presto!
Great video, I have also used sawdust and glue, after it dried re drill the whole. As they say there is more then one way to skin a cat. Lots of great stuff on your channel.
Thanks @shanesmaineshop !
I have one in partcal board that is kinda thin what could I use to fix that?
the only thing i suggest is don't use power tools on cabinets