How to Fix Stripped Screw Holes
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- Опубликовано: 23 май 2018
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He made this look like a television clip from the 1990's on purpose didn't he? Good call.
Wait, so you telling me this isn't from the 90s? LOL
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Nice one
Looks like he is working on the Barney set
Reminds me of the fraggle rock set.
RIP Ron.
You made a very positive difference in this world. ❤
Sir, your anchor bolt suggestion for door hinges is brilliant. I was having the exact problem and using anchor bolts did the trick perfectly. I owe you a beer. 😎
Wow, that Bondo solution is brilliant! Thanks!
I love the video. I appreciate how this was in the style of a friendly neighbor or mentor answering a quick question for you. Thank you for your help!
I CANT BELIEVE SOMETHING AS SIMPLE AS TOOTHPICKS WORKED!!! THANK YOU
Soge King I know! I tried it myself on a heavy wooden back door. Easiest repair. Thanks for the tip. 👍👍👍👍
Soge King fixed the door here after a handy many couldn’t.. simple quick fix
Same here
I like vag
You could also use any type of wood bamboo skewers is great as well. popsicle stick coffee stirrers loads of stuff.
Thank you for imparting your wisdom in just a down to earth, friendly, confident manner.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I ENJOY ALL OF YOUR VIDEOS! THEY ARE EXTREMELY HELPFUL, ESPECIALLY TO A SINGLE MOM WITH 5 KIDS!!!! 🛠️
This is such a helpful video. Screw hole stripping is a very common problem, and I never knew I had so many options to fix it. Thank you
Working with body filler for the first time, i was a bit nervous, but it worked exactly like you demonstrated. Thanks for a great lesson 👍
Worked beautifully for antique table! Couldnt use longer screw, used original screw with 3 toothpicks! Well done, and thank you.
The toothpick thing is legit. Thought I was buying a new door this weekend. Thanks, my first step to being my own handyman lol
Brilliant! Used thin kabob skewers to repair stripped out lag bolt holes. Took about a minute. Great tip.
Really great tips and advice and glad people like you make these videos to help others - Awesome!
Thank you for the tooth pick idea...it is perfect
Sir you are a national treasure! Thank you!
I just fixed both my door and my antique nightstand. The plastic anchor trick worked like a charm. Thank you!
Thank you! You’re a great teacher! I’m going to follow you and look to you for all my home improvement questions first.
I would love to pop u
Toothpicks! You bloody legend! 👍 That little trick has just saved me god knows how much time, effort …. and not to mention being spared the man shaming I’d have proably received as I'd of had to ask a friend who has more experience than me at the moment! 🤦♂️ 🤣
Used the toothpick trick and it worked amazingly well! So simple and so effective!
A small sized plastic, disposable cake decorating bag works better for forcing any kind of putty or filler into large holes like in the third solution he gives. Cheap, clean, and easy, and keeps the filler off the rest of the board.
Thanks
THANK YOU SO MUCH THIS WORKED LIKE A DREAM!!!
Great idea. You can also put the putty in a small zip lock bag and cut a corner off of the bag and use with the same principle.
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Exactly. Trying to get the filler into a hole with a plastic spreader can trap air in the hole making for a weakened threaded plug. I’ve especially noted this when filling a largish hole in skirting board or whatever. Pushing in the filler with a spreader just traps air and is fiddly to remove at best without sanding flush and putting in a second coat. Both the icing bag and zip lock bag would work very well, however I don’t tend to have an icing bag on site with me. I’ve just used any old plastic bag I can find and cut a corner off about 3 x the size of the amount of filler to be used, job done, plus at no cost.
Actually you need to press it in to get a good solid contact with the wood fibers.
Excellent presentation: just what I need as I install some new doors using old screw holes. :) Thank you, sir.
This really helped me with a project with my dad. Thank you
Hi, just checked out this video from over the pond. Your ingenious tips solved my problem in 10 minutes, so simple, it just didn't occur to me. Thank you.
Thank you. The toothpick saved me a piece of furniture. I couldn't fix the screws on my nightstand knob anymore and this worked like a charm!
Outstanding!!! Just the info I needed. God bless you.
This is amazing! Lots of thoughts went into this video. Thank you!
The toothpick trick worked for my cabinet door. It's so great that it took seconds to fix a problem I had for weeks. Thank you!
Love it Ron!
Absolutely great ideas. I needed something that can withstand a bit of pressure. I’m going to try some 2 part epoxy instead of the filler.
Absolutely amazing. Love the useful info and video style
Another quick and effective option is to drill larger holes and then get some wooden dowels that are the same size as those holes. Put some PVA wood glue around the dowels and then hammer them into the holes. You can then drill new holes.
You said quick. Bigger screws is quick, replacing the door is quick.. not your idea.
@@Odin31b you might be lazy.🤷♂️
@@wk8457 you said quick, you might be stupid.
@@Odin31b think a bit more. five minute epoxy is quick. stronger repair than toothpicks.
Soothing to watch ❤
Sir, I used this method to fix my loosened wooden door lock. It saved me few hundred bucks. Haha. Thank you.
Which one did you use?
Legend ! 1st option worked. So simple and who would have thought. Thanks mate, from Aus!!
Wall anchors for stripped door hinge screws, brilliant! Thank you!
Did it work for u
Thank you for your expertise.
Well wow. I used the toothpick trick and I feel like a genius. Thank you!!
I had that issue with my front door lock and used the tooth picks and it worked thank you
That was fantastic. Well done!
Thanks for a super nice quick tip! It works like a charm.
You solved my problem in the first minute, sometimes the simplest answer is the best, thanks!
Thank you. Exactly what I needed!
Ron you are THE MAN!
My brother and I were about to get our butts beat if we didn’t fix the trash can roll out that my brother broke. Thanks to this video we were able to fix the holes and save our behinds. Much love!!!💗
WOW, thank you so much! All amazing tips!
Thanks, Ron. No more stripped door hinges holes in my place. Awesome.
Thank you. I needed this to fix my guitar.
Short no-BS video packed with very useful info.
Naw you're definitely the goat.. my 1st time watching and I'm amazed by your simple techniques🤯🤯
Let me say Ron that I am new to your channel and I love it! I used the toothpick hack and it worked!! You are awesome! Thank you.
That Tooth pick trick worked like a charm, Amazing
Beautiful. Just what I needed. Liked and subbed.
you saved my family sir. my wooden stairs panel pulled off today and you dont have any idea how we thank you. may الله أكبر bless you and your family. cheers from Kuala Lumpur
Thank you very very much.....much love and respect 🙏❤ from India 🇮🇳
the toothpick thing is pure GENIUS thank you!
Worked for my table legs. Thank you!
Thanks a bunch! Had plenty of toothpicks in the cupboard. Doing my DIY thing. Subscribed!
Add some of the kids white elmers glue for extra strength.
Toothpicks you sir are a legend didnt even think about that it worked mounting my projector screen to a stripped out drill hole real tight thank you.
Thanks Tim the tool man Taylor
This was a life saver sir. Thanks!
Many thanks! Very helpful
Great tips. Toothpicks... genius!
I fixed two stripped screw holes on a drawer with the toothpick idea! Thank you so much!
Awesome video... Great tips! I never would have known/thought to use body filler--cool idea. Thanks!
So simple, but brilliant
I needed this so much. You have no idea.
Drill out the hole to a larger hold then get a wood dowel rod and and glue it into the hole. After it's dried, cut the dowel rod flush on both sides and you and new wood to screw into.
Good idea! Probably the strongest method.
Awesome video with interesting technologies and techniques!
You fixed my kitchen table so thank you sir 😍
Thank you for this great tip!
Super helpful, just stopped a table for wobbling with some smoores stick and a little bit of wood glue in the hole for good measure.
Very smart and practical solution,
Thank you
Awesome tips there Ron. They're the type of simple ideas that make me think "Why didn't I think of that!" 🥴
Thanks for sharing mate.
ATVB.
Take care,
Steve. 👍👍
This was insanely helpful!
Great ideas here. Didn’t have matches, chopsticks, toothpicks and didn’t want to drive into town. Cut 2 inch long by 1/4 inch pieces off the end of the longer style paint stirrers. Sharpened the end, put some glue on it and drove one in each drilled out hole. Worked great.
Thank you sir!
Great tips! Thanks.
Excellent advice. Thank you ....
Thank you, Sir. You've amazing. Greetings from Australia. Also a Merry Christmas 2021 and a Happy New Year 2022.
So i watched your video!! I went and fixed the door. I have an older door that has a pin on oart of the hinge, but on the door jam the holes were stripped. The door on the top came loose n its partly heavy. So I asked someone at home depot before n they said toothpicks.....so the last two times doing errands I forgot them. So watching your video I had the three I need for now. Ones that don't have a lip and happened to be the right size.....it works beautifully!!! Thank you!!!
you are a legend!
Amazing useful information. Thank you.
Awesome tips!
Okay who is this guy?! He is so informative especially for someone like me who is learning along the way with house DIY! Thanks for the video. I definitely subscribed! 😊
Thank you for this!
dude, perfect, I used the toothpicks and they worked great!
All good ideas and clearly work. However you might not always have tooth picks or plastic wall plugs with you. Nevertheless, working on site be it re hanging a door with enlarged screw holes or any other fixture you may be trying to re-fix, it’s most likely that you will have a chisel or a utility knife with you. My favourite go to solution is to cut a 3 sided wedge from the corner of a scrap piece of wood, cutting along the grain, not across, about 3/16’ longer than the screw. I then cut the 3/16’ off the bottom tapered point. Then [without enlarging the hole] I poke a bit of wood glue in the hole and hammer in the tapered piece of wood into the screw hole until it won’t go in any further, then cut off the protruding end flush. Then use an awl to make a hole to get the screw started. The tapered plug is such a tight fit that it becomes part of the wooden frame, or whatever pieced wood your trying or repair. I have yet to find a stronger way of dealing with a stripped/enlarged hole. I’ve used matchstick’s in the past which work the same as wooden tooth picks at a pinch.
Very useful ☘️
Thanks for tips
Fab ideas, thank you
thank you sir, 1st simple trick save my bicycle pedal. Bravo~!!!
Thank you, brilliant
Thank you! Just tried at my home
Thank you. This is exactly what I needed.
Yep me too
Thank you Mr
Brilliant!
This was very helpful thank you!
Best of this kind video
Thank you
Toothpick thing worked like charm! Thanks!