Three Different Ways to Screw a Bolt into Wood

In this video, I'll show you three ways to screw a bolt into wood. Bolts provide the best holding strength compared to screws and other fasteners. Their threads secure them tightly into a space that is perfect for heavy-duty jobs.

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[GreenJoeCoffeeTruck]

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

[ronniekeates]

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!

[lilpalebluedot]

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. 🌸

[jw]

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

[BE-zuov]

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!

[joaquinvelasquez]

Rob needs a tick tock with tips this good!

[touchmycamerathroughthefence]

Wow that was extremely helpful, quick and to the point. Exactly what I needed

[Dub]

Exactly the information I needed. Thank you.

[Kafedaki]

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

[henrysara]

Thank you Ron tips are always, appreciated and welcome.

[amystofenberg]

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

[vishnuprasad]

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

[elisajoy]

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#

[imdbtruth]

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.

[zackmndz]

Which method is best for load bearing weight?

[hunarshowcasingart]

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

[rrb]

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

[contessa.adella]

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.

[dashiya]

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 😅

[Centauriel]

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