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[https://www.instructables.com/How-to-repair-stripped-screw-holes-for-a-door-hing/ by FloydimusPrime in Workshop AUTODESK Instructables] | [https://www.instructables.com/How-to-repair-stripped-screw-holes-for-a-door-hing/ by FloydimusPrime in Workshop AUTODESK Instructables] | ||
I had tried the toothpick and glue method shown here in the past on another door in the house when something similar happened involving a gaggle of giggling teenagers. It did not work well for me, so I decided to try a more robust method. | I had tried the toothpick and glue method shown here in the past on another door in the house when something similar happened involving a gaggle of giggling teenagers. It did not work well for me, so I decided to try a more robust method. | ||
=====How to Repair a Hole in an Interior Door===== | |||
[https://www.instructables.com/How-to-Repair-a-Hole-in-an-Interior-Door/ by makendo in Workshop AUTODESK Instructables] | |||
Interior doors are usually lightweight torsion boxes made from thin sheets of MDF glued to a light wooden frame and separated by a honeycomb of cardboard. They're easily damaged, and during a recent party at our house, a couple of holes were kicked in a bathroom door. | |||
