Clever Uses: Fix a Stripped Screw Hole with a Golf TeeUpdate 5/28/08: A generous commenter praises matchsticks for irregular holes -- along with lots of wood glue. I'd guess it would be best to match the wood bit to the hardness of the surrounding material, and of course one could creatively mix and match. The golf tees I used on the back gate are working very well, but they've only been there two days.
How-to blog DIY Life says a wooden golf tee and some wood glue is all you need to make that hole as good as new. Just slather the tee with glue and tap it into the offending hole until it's secure, let it dry, then cut off what's sticking out. If the stripped hole is too small, the post recommends flat toothpicks can do the trick, too.
Monday, May 26, 2008
Golf tee stripped hole fixer
This tip is older than me, probably as old as the wooden golf tee. Still, I'd forgotten it and it's a good one.
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Kitchen matches are the best for this. (Cut the heads off first!) Fill irregular holes better than tees, less fiddly than toothpicks. Slather with wood glue and you're good to go.
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