S S.Hellman #46 Member · 31 posts 7 Sep at 1:47 PM S.Hellman Member 31 posts 7 Sep at 1:47 PM #46 Have experienced that when you tap in the expander (with the screw in), the threaded part, the nut, has come loose and then just spins when you screw. Poor quality...
Have experienced that when you tap in the expander (with the screw in), the threaded part, the nut, has come loose and then just spins when you screw. Poor quality...
Omogen #47 Member · 176 posts 7 Sep at 9:36 PM Omogen Member 176 posts 7 Sep at 9:36 PM #47 Could be a tip to have a piece of drywall scrap to practice on so you can see how it should feel when it's crunch time.
Could be a tip to have a piece of drywall scrap to practice on so you can see how it should feel when it's crunch time.
A Anemon86 #48 Member · 242 posts 8 Sep at 2:53 AM Anemon86 Member 242 posts 8 Sep at 2:53 AM #48 Stefan Bengtsson said: Sounds like a disadvantage that the screw cannot be unscrewed. It can be unscrewed
Stefan Bengtsson said: Sounds like a disadvantage that the screw cannot be unscrewed. It can be unscrewed
L Liss-1 #49 Member · 87 posts 13 Sep at 9:33 AM Liss-1 Member 87 posts 13 Sep at 9:33 AM #49 Try with blue duomax with a 75mm screw instead - much easier to work with + if it needs to be removed, it's easy to tear down
Try with blue duomax with a 75mm screw instead - much easier to work with + if it needs to be removed, it's easy to tear down
