Cupboard hinges under bed. (1 Viewer)

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Hi I've got a CV20 and the screws that hold the hinges to the door are again loose, has anyone fixed them?
If so how, please?
 
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Jan 29, 2022
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Trevor Wbm thanks for your reply.
Which glue? Wood or would epoxy be better? TIA

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Use a match / cocktail stick broken off flush to pack the hole after putting a drop of wood / latex glue in the screw hole.
Use same screws into the filled hole.
 
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As above use a match stick or the skewers you can buy for roasting marshmallows or bbq sticks which are a bit thicker.and a wood glue, clean out the hole, cut a short length of skewer to fit the hole depth, glue the hole and push in the skewer piece,.you can wait till it sets but try it as is and don't overtighten the screw until the glue has set.
 
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Thanks for you help, I had used match sticks in the past, but without glue,
So, what I ended up doing was, drilling out the holes with a 4mm drill bit, twisting it gently with my fingers. Then cutting some white plastic plugs and glueing them with epoxy resin .
Left them overnight. Worked a treat.
 
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