On repairing cabinet door hinge screw holes
We're camping for a couple of weeks with friends of ours. The bought a Keystone TT about 1 1/2 years ago and the cabinet work is atrocious. Just about all the cabinet doors are terribly misaligned, ...
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In the furniture repair business we used either toothpicks or wooden matches.
Squirt regular cheap SuperGlue into the holes, then force the toothpicks into the holes,
Screw the screws in, forcing the Super glue into the wood and toothpicks.
Take the screws out and squirt a little water into the holes to set the glue, then install the hinges and screws.
The glue and wood will harden like formica and the screws will go in and out without sticking
And Dutchmansport is right, the manufactures use either particle board or medium density fiberboard (MDF) for the cabinets and they will not stand any pressure or hard use.
Squirt regular cheap SuperGlue into the holes, then force the toothpicks into the holes,
Screw the screws in, forcing the Super glue into the wood and toothpicks.
Take the screws out and squirt a little water into the holes to set the glue, then install the hinges and screws.
The glue and wood will harden like formica and the screws will go in and out without sticking
And Dutchmansport is right, the manufactures use either particle board or medium density fiberboard (MDF) for the cabinets and they will not stand any pressure or hard use.
