Three Different Ways to Screw a Bolt into Wood 

Another awesome tip from the house doctor! Ron, I probably have at least 20 VCR tapes in a box somewhere in my parents from shows I recorded of you in the late '90s and labeled them all they've helped me so much through the years. Thank you for all your wonderful tips!

Good information right there I got a lot of stuff to build with wood subscribed I will be watching more of your videos I love videos are super simple straight to the point

Omg, the t-nut goes in the BACK side! I didn't know this. My opinion on the did a 180. They would always pull out on me unless I used some glue to help them. Thank you very much for this video!

Good tips. Epoxy putty is new idea to me. Thank you

Ron! That is exactly what was needed to begin a much needed project on a computer keyboard wooden tray. Thank you for creating an insightful mini tutorial which helps us hobbiests. 🌸

Nice and clearly presented. Well done. Greetings from Greece!

Exactly the information I needed. Thank you.

Good video. Thanks for posting.

Love it. Thank you Sir.

Someday I wish my videos to be as detailed and concise as this.

Thank you Ron tips are always, appreciated and welcome.

great explanation

Thank you

great content, thank you!

Thank you brother!!! God bless

Rob needs a tick tock with tips this good!

sir you are absolutely amazing! I hope you start a course one day, would love to learn more from you

You’re just awesome. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! :)

Wicked helpful. Thank you sir

Exactly what I needed. Bless you sir.

Awesome! I'm trying to bind a 2x4 to a steel structure by using the existing bolt holes in the steel. This was exactly the info I needed. Only 4 different times of phrasing my search in various ways before I found out#

Thanks Ron

thanks ron

excellent sir thanks.

Thanks!

Goodbye sir you're awesomw!

Nice! Are the “bondo” resin threads you made just as strong??

You could also use wood taps like the ones made by Infinity Tools, that's my preferred method, but they're quite pricey at about $30 per bit size.

Thanks, internet dad.

The bolts that u were mentioning is called furniture bolt or connector bolts. They adjust according to the moisture in air

Which method is best for load bearing weight?

Way number 4: drill and tap the wood as if it were metal. If the bolt is over an inch long it will make a surprisingly strong fixing. The harder the wood and longer the bolt, the greater load it will take.

Hammering will work, but theT-nut needs to go in perpendicular so better to pull with a bolt threaded through the hole.

could you please make a tutorial for attaching items to the wall that will suffer from some shaking/ pulling from the wall like a big cat tree 😅

Is the polymer resin way an recognized good way, or just a dirty DIY makeshift?

He such a sweet old man

insert the shaft in the hole ;)

Nice video but you may as well call Bondo, Bondo as opposed to resin.

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Can I please be your neighbor? just kidding. Sorta

no offence intended but blimey for a minute there i thought you were rolf harris!

The last one? Left me SMH, just tap the wood, that bondo isn't gonna hold shit

Well at 60 learned something new today, the standard youtube watcher is borderline we todd ed judging from the comments