I really appreciate the quick replies. It has "screw-like" levels inside. But inside out. Like a cylinder. As if I am supposed to stick something in and twist to un-screw. An inside out "screw." Is there such a thing?
I am assuming you are talking about the brass parts.
Google "screw insert" and "threaded insert"
Some of them are threaded in so they can be removed but others are press fitted in and cannot.
Yours look like the press fit type.
But am not 100% sure because of the poor picture quality.
Hi, one side of my bathroom towel rack is very loose and is falling off the wall. Can you suggest how to better fasten it to the wall? Do I need to tighten the screw on the bottom of the rack? What type of screwdriver do I need for this? Thank you
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I plan to build some cheap speaker stands. A 2x4 in between two pieces of particle board used for shelving, and I'll just set the speaker on top. However, I'm worried about bumping and knocking them over, and am looking for ideas on how to non-permanently secure them in place. Just enough to survive a bump.
So far I'm leaning towards adhesive velcro strips. Or, screwing some small L/corner brackets into the top of the stand so that they fit the speaker nice and snug, and I'll glue some spongey foam I've got lying around on the inside of the brackets to help protect the speaker and help hold it in place even better. Brackets won't be screwed into speaker, just rely on pressure/friction.
I tend to overlook simple solutions for things. You should see the original mock up for the speaker stands....So looking for suggestions.
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