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13th November 2006, 05:07 PM #16
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Be sure to get good quality Euro screws. The ones that came with my kitchen packs were very poor quality. The head circumference wasn't constant with the result that some were too small for the holes in the slides.
Originally Posted by renomart
Get yourself some euro screws. Drill a 5mm hole and screw them in.
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14th November 2006, 12:36 AM #17
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Euro screw tip
Apologies if you already knew this....
If you look on the head of the Euro screw there's some lines embossed diagonally through the screwdriver slots. These indicate that the head requires a Pozi-drive screwdriver rather than a Philips-head. They're not interchangeable and using the wrong one tends to chew out the head.
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