Reminds me of my ice skating days. When the screw that held the blade in place would start to fall out (waterlogged boot) you’d stick a toothpick next to the screw & it’d stay.
Reminds me of my knee surgery, they had to keep removing the screws so much they just started throwing whatever was laying on the floor around the operating table in there to tighten that puppy up. Now I walk with a jingle.
Don't use metal, like this guy has. Stick with wood or plastic, metal can cause galvanic corrosion and will work at first, but over time will make things worse.
The reason a screw is used is so that it’s harder to pull it out of something, so when a storm comes or some damage occurs it’s more likely to hold, however not when the friction is reliant on some crushed plastic
Oh don't forget: a straw, a match, a match stick, a match cover, a toothpick, wood dough, Elmer's, a nail, a piece of placemat, carpet, or roofing tile. Yeah anything.
Thanks a lot...you saved me from a big embarrassment in front of my GF. My first ever DIY project in the new house and I drilled a hole way too big for the screw. Couldn't be bothered to go to the local B&Q and buy some wall pluggers. Used some zip ties lying around in the house and it worked like a dream. Everyday is a school day! 😂
Or maybe use a proper sized bit for the piolot hole the pilot hole should always be smaller the the diameter ofvthe scre or to be more technical the thickness of the screw without the threads
I'm not a big fan of the wood piece or the second screw, it really looks like you could strip the screw in both scenarios, however I do like the zip tie ones
"Shove some other shit in there"
She'll like it too
That's what she said
@@JohnDoe-tf9yp bro 🫠🫠
That's what she said😉
Only for the boys
Reminds me of my ice skating days. When the screw that held the blade in place would start to fall out (waterlogged boot) you’d stick a toothpick next to the screw & it’d stay.
Good advice for Canadians as they pay 50% tax
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"I used the screw to hold the screw"
Alright Thanos…
the screw: *doesn't hold on properly
builder: SCREW THIS!
It nearly...killed me...
“The work is done it always will be”
@@arima4391 I am inevitable*snaps*
used this technique to hang my 70” tv above my bed! Super clutch!
This sounds like the set up to a joke
Why would you put your tv above your bed?😐
70" TV is never made. Either it should be 65" or 75". Don't fool us. We know you just hanged your 32" TV LOL.
@@princesahu8186 sorry I couldn't hear you, I was drilling holes in my wall to hang my 69.420" TV
@@francescocastaldo7469 XD
“You can keep your weed in there”
Lol hot chick reference
Damn no one knows hot chick lol
@@mikepolupan357 hot chick? I want one too 🥺
Yo that's actually a good idea
Very funny
Reminds me of my knee surgery, they had to keep removing the screws so much they just started throwing whatever was laying on the floor around the operating table in there to tighten that puppy up. Now I walk with a jingle.
This is so good, I want to go strip out some screw holes just to fix them.
Wow! It's almost like you could use a rawlplug to do this....
You could although I have never used a rawlplug in wood. Plan A for me would be using a bigger screw or packing it up with matches / wood.
No you can't you have to use a ziptie
Most of these videos are for quick fix scenarios when you’re in a pinch….
Or just use a larger gauge screw. It looks like an #8 so use a #10
Problem solved
@@dontworryboutit3249 yeah, just like what the op said in the title and pinned comment. Come on guys, even blind people can see that
so you can put anything down there and the screw will grab
Yep, pretty much any solid except for poop.
Not water
Don't use metal, like this guy has. Stick with wood or plastic, metal can cause galvanic corrosion and will work at first, but over time will make things worse.
Kj
@@Arizona9001 what about constipated poop?
"Damn, I should really call her."
this deserves more likes😹
Don't do it, this only works on a hole that's had one screw.
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Lol you feeling Guilty bruh! Lol
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My dad used to use a couple of toothpicks with wood glue to make sure the toothpicks fused with the wood of the main piece so the screw would hold.
My favorite one was when the screw got screwed.
That’s cool that all of these random things will suffice
My brain: but imagine your finger in there
if it's emergency and you don't want to ruin the wood or whatever is it, use sewing thread, itll roll and wrap around the screw, even works on iron
"Oh man I got a loose screw"
Piece of wood: *My time has come*
Thats actually the closest thing to the proper way, supposed to glue a dowel in and re drill
Actually fucking helpful “hacks” big ups 👍🏻
Other idea. Don’t overdrill the hole and if you do, get a larger screw so it actually has grip.
Thats not always going to work. It depends on what your doing. Over drilling happens not all the time but occasionally
Bro used everything but couldn't use a bigger screw🗿
So when they said I had a screw loose all I needed was a zip tie?
Damn, someone should invent a solution to this problem!
"Tox" , i dont know what you call it in your country , but it is named "tox" in our country basically 1$ small box probablly has 50pcs inside.
Anchors
Lmao these diy things are literally for end times cause there is not shortage on anchors and you never run out
Golf tee work the best.
Thanks for telling me tips that never been used in my life
Right mind
The 2nd screw was my favorite
Omg a life saver thank you God bless you . 💎🙏
Why do i found this satisfying?
I know plenty of people who have a screw loose. I'll send them this video 😀👍
The reason a screw is used is so that it’s harder to pull it out of something, so when a storm comes or some damage occurs it’s more likely to hold, however not when the friction is reliant on some crushed plastic
it also grabs the sold wood on the side, so it is stronger than a nail but worse than a normal screw
My favorite it toothpicks. You can tap them in with your hammer
Out of anything I've seen on this channel this is the only tip I would use
Oh don't forget: a straw, a match, a match stick, a match cover, a toothpick, wood dough, Elmer's, a nail, a piece of placemat, carpet, or roofing tile. Yeah anything.
Me watching to learn and overly excited that I have a pack of zip ties for no reason....lemme go get my tool belt😂😂😂
Thanks a lot...you saved me from a big embarrassment in front of my GF. My first ever DIY project in the new house and I drilled a hole way too big for the screw. Couldn't be bothered to go to the local B&Q and buy some wall pluggers. Used some zip ties lying around in the house and it worked like a dream. Everyday is a school day! 😂
I was looking for the song screw on the loose…
"Screw-A-Screw" was the most creative. But which solution worked the best?
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Wow the first educational short ive seen
Just shove anything in there… priceless 😂
Toothpicks and wood glue is what I've always used.
Golf tee and wood glue works the best.
Most of this is pointless but the folded zip tie is not too bad in a pinch if you run out of wall anchors , although I would but the rough side out.
A rawlplug would still be my preferred choice
Real geniuses y'all are
Finally, a tip that's actually extremely useful 👌
This is extremely satisfying
I use bread sticks!
just earned yourself a subscriber. Was making a flail and the screw that held the chain wasnt right so i had to rescrew it.
This was amazingly satisfying.
If its wood just bore a 6mm pilot hole there and you can get away with using a drywall fixing and screwing into that. Pretty sturdy.
That screw never had the makings of a varsity athlete
Worked! Lol thanks
So pretty much anything solid that slides in works
Or maybe use a proper sized bit for the piolot hole the pilot hole should always be smaller the the diameter ofvthe scre or to be more technical the thickness of the screw without the threads
Wow.. thanks!!! This is what I'm looking for!!
The upside screw was insane....
Genius! Never would of thought doing that.
As an electrician I can say I’ve used almost any of those
This was oddly satisfying
Really used the same hole too to prove usefulness. Respect
This is the smartest thing I’ve seen 🙌🔥
I wouldn't fix it, I would be like "screw this!"
Netflix: are you still watching?
Someone daughter:
I took all the screws out door & lost them. I'll find the exact match but to keep from replacing $600 door I'll try this!
For the love of god just buy a plastic molly bolt assortment
My uncle and now me always keep a box of wooden toothpicks or chopsticks exactly for this lol.
Wow. The first tool demonstration video that’s actually useful. I feel refreshed on my outlook of life
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Also, if you buy ice cream you got a dual purpose purchase. Every stick that comes with it can be split into pieces
When she says it's her first time
Alternate title:
How to improvise an anchor
I'm not a big fan of the wood piece or the second screw, it really looks like you could strip the screw in both scenarios, however I do like the zip tie ones
Here’s a tip, use a pan head screw, not a countersink to attach thin plastic to wood.
You failed to drive screw all the way in 🤷
Tooth pick dipped in wood glue works best
The screw anchor: do i not exist or what?
This is an actual useful tool tip
Why is this so satisfying to watch 😂
Oh yeah, totally put copper wiring inside the house for better conduction
Raw plugs: Am I a joke to you?
From it's my first time to becoming veteran
I love these.
Tooth picks are nice in a bind, screw anchors would be ideal though
Excellent ideas
Toothpick works everytime
Literally pack some shit there
Sometimes this works. Other times you just pull other shit out when the screws fail to bite.
Moral of the story: don't screw screws in random holes in wood next to plastic without adding some random shit into the hole
I grew up without a father, TH-cam is doing his job now!
This is oddly satisfying…👍
match stick is God tier
Literally using anything but the right thing.
That's it! I'm starting a band called The Ant Farm Carpenters.
What works best is a golf tee
You could just get a larger diameter screw or tap a new hole.
Tooth picks are good also
So simple; never thought of it.
I've used old paper for doing that job, its work
This is why you drill a pilot hole and a clearance hole.
Couple of toothpicks always does the job for me lol
In Germany we call this Pfusch.
I actually used this yesterday very usefull trick!