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XOteslaOX2 years ago

Maybe use the tool for the job?

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Brandon Joseph2 years ago

USE TOOTHPICKS

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TheXRPDon2 years ago

You can also do this by jamming toothpicks in the holes without the q-tips, glue, or waiting forever for it to dry… or having to cut the q-tips 🙄 omg I am so tired just typing this

Amit Pandey's profile picture
Amit Pandey2 years ago

Use larger diameter screws or move screw holes.

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Dewblue2 years ago

Use tooth picks and a dab of wood glue. It’s better

Dio G's profile picture
Dio G2 years ago

Could've saved 45 seconds by using tooth picks

Trey 𝕏's profile picture
Trey 𝕏2 years ago

or maybe just use a bigger screw

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Brian Basson2 years ago

Wow, this is a great tip, i have exactly the same problem on a few cupboards 🙏👏

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Martin Adams | Building Flowtelic2 years ago

They just invented the rawlplug