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Thanks and where did you get those because home depot they don't got that water my time there ,thank you

You do know they make different metal material inserts and also some that use a hex instead of slotted screwdriver right? Buying brass inserts meant to be threaded with a slotted screwdriver is asking for trouble but yah in your case this solution works.. just buy zinc or another metal and make sure theyre hex headed instead of slotted for a screwdriver..

This is brilliant! Thanks!

Great frickin idea!

I recommend Woodglut to every beginner and not only.

I just got to the same place this week! I bought the driver tool they sell and broke one 3/4 into the way of a big ash tabletop. After an hour of frustration I used an 8” long carriage bolt just as you show. The long bolt helped me keep it square and the rest went in flawlessly!

Dude use an allan wrench and move on. Lmfao

Brilliant. You saved me a lot of heartache.

40 years never had a problem with those inserts, ?? It’s common sense. Thank you

as soon as i saw the initial install in that block of wood and saying its for a flathead i paused. dont waste your time. i doubt the rest of the video is substantial in any way

What a beautiful gesture!!

Where is the actual demonstration?

Arjan Industries manufacture components like Compression Limiters & Threaded Inserts as per requirements ( Drawing) www.arjanind.com

Love this idea

Brilliant!

Will those work with Plywood?

You're a genius! Thanks

How well do these hold in plywood?

Awesome! I am so glad I watched your video.

Everyone commenting without reading the other comments. Love it.

Thats how u install metal ones lol

nice job Tim, if all the smart people would go to the manufacturers web site they would find you to be correct. Maybe not the screwdriver part but you had the right side up. thanks for the video

If your installing in wood that is not tapped, the slots should be down to help cut the thread. If you tap the hole with a tap, you can install with the slots up and use a screwdriver (mostly done in metal).

Oh now I see this. I just did a test fit on my table legs I've built and had them all bolted on. When I took the bolts out 1/2 of the inserts backed out with the bolts into the table braces for the legs keeping me from pulling the damn legs back out. AHHHH Just used a screwdriver to drive the inserts back in. I also drilled and tapped by wood holes for best bit. I used the rockler steel thread inserts. Definately love the jam nut on a bolt idea. TY

My solution was to never buy these garbage brass inserts again. Instead, buy the stronger metal ones that install using a hex key.

Hi... You are installing the insert backwards. The side with the slot goes into the wood.

Regardless of what they are saying here, you can put the insert in with the slots up, just like you show. However there is an easier way, use a metal tap to cut the threads. I've done it hundreds of times without failure.

Hi, You are inserting them upside down... the slotted end goes in first. the slots are cut in there to make the threads sharp so it cuts threads as it goes. Try it and you'll find that it takes much less effort and you will have full threads that look better when it's done... Cheers,

The website for EZ Lok Tells you that you CAN put it in with a screw driver. You people are nuts.

AGAIN.....The slot is NOT for a screw driver....flip it over and it'll work better....the slot aids in cutting threads.😷

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awesome video, if you want even better flip it side. The notches are to initiate the process of insertion! A bit of glue could be good too depending on what your doing with them Cheers.

you inserted upside down

Dude, you need to go watch other vids on "how to." This is completely wrong.

The slotted end is not for a screwdriver - it goes into the hole first. Try another video.

where to get these inserts? Are they too expensive?

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Wrong way to insert your insert: slot down! not up! this slot is to cut wood, not to use with a screw driver...No wonder you brake it!

Great tip

Absolutely beautiful Tim. Congrats to you both! <3

Great that you've made a vid to show people but if you are going to make them please make sure it's right. Like the last comment made you have it the wrong way round. The cut out parts go into the hole first not for putting a screw driver in. They are designed for slicing into the wood. Best of luck with future vids good quality.

The slot is NOT for screwdriver,the slot goes into the wood first.