A Step-By-Step Guide On How To Use Threaded Inserts For

Wood Threaded Inserts are insert nuts that go into a predrilled hole in wood and has internal threads. These wood insert nuts feature threaded designs, external protrusions bite into the wood, providing superior holding power and preventing the insert nuts from either turning or pulling out in all applications. Recommended Drill Bit for Soft Wood: 9mm Bit, If Small, Try 3/8 Bit. Recommended Drill Bit for Hard Wood: 3/8 Bit, If Small, Try 10mm Bit. ◤Note:◥ For Reference Only, as best practice varies between your applications, the size of Drilling Hole Depends on the Hardness of Your Wood. These wood threaded inserts are easy to install, simply drill the right sized hole and thread the insert into place using a screwdriver or a 6mm allen wrench. 1/4-20 threaded insert x 15mm length, 6mm allen wrench included, best 1/4-20 threaded insert wood insert furniture screw in nut connector screws. Insert head ⌀: 0.461 / 11.7mm, body ⌀: 0.315 / 8mm, threads ⌀: 0.410 / 10.4mm. Threaded inserts are easy to install, simply drill the right size hole and Install with hex key provided. In Softer wood, the outside threads cut easily into the wood, simply drill a Appropriately Sized Hole (8.5mm, 9mm, 9.5mm, 3/8 drill bit) for the body of the insert, then screw insert into the place. In very Harder wood such as white oak or maple, drill a hole size (3/8, 9.5mm, 10mm drill bit) that close to the outside threads diameter, then screw insert into the place.