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Gjac
May 13, 2017Explorer III
It depends on how bad the wood is rotted underneath. I went from the multiple tooth pick trick to cutting a triangle from oak or pine (depending on the load it will see), with a pointed tip that goes into the over sized hole which I tap in with a hammer. The triangle bites into the underlying wood and also the outer FG layer. The triangle shape prevents the torque from the screw from turning the insert. I fixed a friends awning support bracket this way when he scraped it against a tree.
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