How to Install Wooden Furniture Feet That Do and Don't Have Pre-Drilled Bolts
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Adding wooden feet to your furniture elevates its height and style! Learn how to install wooden furniture feet on your next project, regardless of whether they have pre-installed bolts.
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Exactly what I was looking for - thanks for the great video!😊
One of the most simplest video guides to do this! Thank you so much!
Wahoo!!! So glad it was helpful 🥳
I loved the tip about putting the screw in the drill hole case to find the right size - never thought of that before! Good simple instructions - thank you.
This is such an easy step by step tutorial to follow! I thoroughly believe I can take on the task now :)
Outstandingly clear and simple instructions... thanks!
This is beautifully done, and I will follow the instructions to attach the legs to my mosaic-topped wooden tables . Thank you!
So glad you found it helpful!
So helpful thanks
I learned at least 2 new tricks! Great video and instructions. Thank you
You’re so welcome! 😇
This was exactly what I needed. Thank you so much!!!
My pleasure!!!
Thank you!!! Subscribed!!!
Awesome!! Thank you!!
This video was well done.
Amazing, thank you so much!
My pleasure, Danijela!
ill be using that hanger bolt trick for hanging big perches for my parrots,
So glad you found it to be helpful!!
THANK YOU!!
Helpful, thank you!!
thank you very much, so helpful
Thanks 😊
Simply expained thank you! Would you agree this method would work with chunky 16"H bench legs?
Ty so much!!!
My pleasure, Lily!
Hi! Great video! Will this method be good to use to attach 21" legs to a table top?
Is that really strong enough to hold those feet? Seems if you tipped the furniture on two of those feet, the bolt would bend. It's only being held in by like 1/4 inch.
So glad you asked about their strength! Because the bolts are screwed into a metal plate underneath, they are very strong. Remember, the majority of the bolt is in the wooden feet, so it’s a very strong system. Our chest has held up incredibly well, and we do move it very often!