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Jack Farrington2 years ago

Ok, I have a screw in a brick.. now what?

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Born Free Garb2 years ago

Or Just use the correct drill bit. Also it appears that the screw is likely not intended for that anchor. Read the box for installation instructions

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لقطات واكثر2 years ago

Work smarter not harder [📹 countryhomes.charm]

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Axel Großklaus2 years ago

(Assuming this tweet is not just engangement farming...) If all you have is a hammer... Why no drill a hole that is actually big enough for the plug (or use a smaller plug) so that the plug can actually work as intendend?

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angry_old_it_person2 years ago

well now i feel stupid....

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Kenneth Lorenzo2 years ago

This video doesn’t seem genuine. The hole seems shallow and doesn’t allow the plastic insert anchor to be driven in all the way. If the hole was the right diameter and deep enough, the anchor will go in with minimal effort.

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Dan2 years ago

Why so spasmodic though

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T8Bacon32 years ago

Or just drill the hole deep enough the first time. 🤦🏼‍♂️

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Matthew2 years ago

Seeing this sooner would’ve saved me a lot of dry wall patching….

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Porsche💙2 years ago

Who doesn’t know this?