The ancient Roman screw technique, Old, clever, and shockingly effective #weshare #usa #diy #tips #woodworking #lifehacks #tricks #crafts

Rusty

an hour ago

The Molly bolts of today do a far better job, and only need a hole to function, this should be deemed clickbait!!

Craig

Bonney Lake, WA · a month ago

the effort to drill an oval shaped hole then cut the slit .... all for a weaker fastener than just using another nut / fender washer ... like walking a mile to get just 10 feet from where you started.

Ed Wells

Hammond, IN · 2 months ago

or just use another washer and nut took thousands of years to think of that

Loretta Franklin

St. Louis, MO · 2 months ago

Can we say hogwash

Doug Robarge

Lawton, OK · a month ago

Why don't you cut a slot in the bolt? And then drill a normal hole, slide the bolt through flare out the ends that you pre-cut, and then put your nut on and secure it smaller hole, more secure

Bob A.

North Port, FL · 17 days ago

Ridiculous, unnecessary and far too much work.

Tim

Vanceboro, NC · a month ago

this might be on the spectrum...

Marty Shannon

Palestine, TX · 2 months ago

If the Roman's had access to mass produced Fasteners, I'm sure they would use them PROPERLY.

Robert Miller

Hampstead, NC · 5 days ago

just countersink a dang recessed hole and use a nut and washer

Corey

Newark, OH · 3 months ago

yeah until you put pressure on it and either rips through the wood or bends and pops through the hole

Daisy Brown

Vacaville, CA · 2 months ago

Why not use a whole list a combination of smaller two larger washers instead of trying to split the end of a screw