Thanks man, I just used this trick for the worn out screw hole on my screen door strike plate. I have small kids who are understandably rough on it and it had stopped latching securely. After your video, I used what I had on hand, the bkttom ends of incense sticks and wood glue, with success.
That is awesome!!! You actually made my day! When someone takes the time to let me know a video I made helped them means the world to me. Thank you for taking this time that you could of just went on about your busy day. Take care, Tony
@@HowYouCanDoItToo It really made my day to handle something that I wasn't sure I could do on my own. I know I'm a capable person and this was rather easy but I lack a role model to call for assistance. My dad was amazing but he passed when I was 12. Now im a 40 yr old single mom and I don't know who to call. I have learned that not having a protective father figure put me at the mercy of less than honorable men and asking for help can put me in a vulnerable position. Not only did your video empower me to take charge, your kind voice was a comfort. So, again, thank you Tony. Summer
The screw hole that holds the strap of my electric guitar eventually got big for some unknown reason (maybe because of the guitar's weight or something). I'm gonna try this method later. Thank you so much!!!! Update: It worked😃!!!! Thank youuu
Just spent an hour trying to build furniture and do to my mistake I ended up making to holes to big for the screws. Going to try thing tomorrow. It seems like a really easy fix. Thank you for the advise.
I’m going to try this tomorrow. I’ve been trying to re-hang a bracket for a curtain pole as it fell out last night . I have no drill or tools just an old screw driver .fingers crossed I can get my curtains back up .Thank you
Awesome!!! You will be more fine. If for some reason they loosen up again you can always add glue then. Just don’t get any on your nice antique cabinets. Thank you for letting me know it makes me happy when my videos help people. Take care...Tony
@HowYouCan i have a patio screen door & the screws keep falling out the hole is to big & it is hollow behind the screw will this work 4 my situation? Pls help im a do it myself kind of girl ..
No, Caulk is pretty pliable and Elmers glue doesn’t glue metal very well. It will leave the screw groove in the whole. But the two will help the plug along with pressure stick to the inner hole.
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Thanks man, I just used this trick for the worn out screw hole on my screen door strike plate. I have small kids who are understandably rough on it and it had stopped latching securely. After your video, I used what I had on hand, the bkttom ends of incense sticks and wood glue, with success.
That is awesome!!! You actually made my day! When someone takes the time to let me know a video I made helped them means the world to me. Thank you for taking this time that you could of just went on about your busy day. Take care, Tony
@@HowYouCanDoItToo It really made my day to handle something that I wasn't sure I could do on my own. I know I'm a capable person and this was rather easy but I lack a role model to call for assistance. My dad was amazing but he passed when I was 12. Now im a 40 yr old single mom and I don't know who to call. I have learned that not having a protective father figure put me at the mercy of less than honorable men and asking for help can put me in a vulnerable position. Not only did your video empower me to take charge, your kind voice was a comfort. So, again, thank you Tony.
Summer
Even if don’t have the exact tools, the whole concept was perfectly appreciated 👏🏼👏🏼
The screw hole that holds the strap of my electric guitar eventually got big for some unknown reason (maybe because of the guitar's weight or something). I'm gonna try this method later. Thank you so much!!!!
Update: It worked😃!!!! Thank youuu
Awesome!!!!
Just spent an hour trying to build furniture and do to my mistake I ended up making to holes to big for the screws. Going to try thing tomorrow. It seems like a really easy fix. Thank you for the advise.
Thanks! Didn't have skewers or toothpicks, so I used the butt end of wooden matches (not the strike end!) and it worked great!
Awesome!!! Thinking out of the box, matchbox that is. 😂
Thank you!!
I don’t have a stick as of now but I’m gonna try rolling up a small piece of paper!!
Paper was once wood!!
😂 You are correct it was 😂 You have a great weekend, Tony
I’m going to try this tomorrow. I’ve been trying to re-hang a bracket for a curtain pole as it fell out last night . I have no drill or tools just an old screw driver .fingers crossed I can get my curtains back up .Thank you
I have cabinet knobs which are too loose for the antique holes left by the previous ones. This trick worked great! I didn’t use glue tho.
Awesome!!! You will be more fine. If for some reason they loosen up again you can always add glue then. Just don’t get any on your nice antique cabinets. Thank you for letting me know it makes me happy when my videos help people. Take care...Tony
@HowYouCan i have a patio screen door & the screws keep falling out the hole is to big & it is hollow behind the screw will this work 4 my situation? Pls help im a do it myself kind of girl ..
Thanks! big help
Absolute LIFESAVER!! Thank you sir.
So happy it helped you! Thank you for letting me know it means a lot.
Take care, Tony
This worked for me with a toothpick. Thank you!
Awesome!!! Have a great day.
Thank you 🙏
thank you sir!
It helped me a lot. Huge thanks
I am so happy when I can help someone. Thank you for taking the time to let me know, means a lot. Take care...Tony
Thank you
I love it.! Thank you. I did it and it worked👍
I am so happy! Thank you for letting me know. You have an awesome evening and Take care, Tony
Hey, does the glue risk not being able to get the screw out at a future point?
Hello, actually the screws come out pretty easily and leaves the threads.
I hope the screw comes out if you need it to. That caulk or glue may lock it in.
No, Caulk is pretty pliable and Elmers glue doesn’t glue metal very well. It will leave the screw groove in the whole. But the two will help the plug along with pressure stick to the inner hole.
I use a golf tee.
Awesome idea
Great idea. That would work perfectly in my situation.