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Repair it with Mr. Grip Furniture Repair Kit

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GRP340
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Repair it with Mr. Grip Furniture Repair Kit

Repair loose rungs on chairs or restore worn screw holes, etc. Cut product to size with scissors, place over dowel end and push into place. For screws, cut to fit in hole lengthwise and then insert screw. Furniture repair kit #33118 contains 8 pieces measuring 1/4" x 4" . Screw hold kit #33126 contains 8 pieces 3/4" x 2" . Pieces are thin metal sheets with sharp teeth on both sides.

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Weight 0.0400
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  • #33118 contains 8 pieces measuring 1/4" x 4"
  • #33126 contains 8 pieces measuring 3/4" x 2"
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Repaired an arm of a teak captains chair and these gripped so tight I had all I could do tighten it down! Great job !!!
July 20, 2018
Purchased
 10 months ago
Great product
May 5, 2018
Purchased
 1 year ago
product works great
March 12, 2016
Purchased
 over 3 years ago
A Clean Solution
We have some antique chairs in need of tightening of their joints. The grippers are great, with no messy glue to deal with.
February 12, 2016
Purchased
 over 3 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
I do home remodeling and when...
I do home remodeling and when I need to repair a stripped out door hinge or just sure up about any screws, this product works great! The screws grab firm.
April 26, 2009
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Why did you choose this?
Rockler Store
useful
Maryann K on Jul 30, 2017
Better way to repair furniture.
Philip G on Apr 29, 2017
useful
Maryann K on Jul 30, 2017
Future projects
Frank N on May 20, 2017
Better way to repair furniture.
Philip G on Apr 29, 2017
I've got to repair lots of loose furniture, will need.
Philip G on Mar 24, 2017
Used these before
Michael B on Mar 3, 2017
Used them & they work. Better than masking tape.
Gary I on Dec 6, 2016
To repair stripped out holes in wood
Robert on Sep 13, 2015
I was speaking with my uncle who buys from Rockler all the time about my oak dining room chairs that are in need of repair. I tried glueing them to no avail. I also don't want to drill them due to the dowels being thin on the ends. He suggested to give these a try and he swears they will do the job and hold up for a long time. I hope they work.
Pamela W on Jul 10, 2015
Future projects
Frank N on May 20, 2017
I've got to repair lots of loose furniture, will need.
Philip G on Mar 24, 2017
Do you think these would hold a smooth dowel snug, but allow us to remove the dowel when necessary? It's for a child's bed rail.
Janie D on Apr 26, 2017
BEST ANSWER: My experience with this would lead me to say no. This is more of a permanent fix to a wobbly screw. The teeth on the grip do a great job of embedding themselves into the wood and the screw fits itself into the metal. Doing this on a dowel might make the hole larger each time it was removed, if it indeed could be removed.
Will this work on small screws like 6 and 8?
Ferdsr on Apr 14, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I have used in on all sizes of screws. Simply trim it down to the size you need. I use heavy duty scissors like the Milwaukee 48-22-4040.
Does it work on small cabinet screws?
James B on Jun 7, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I have used this to repair door knobs that the screw hole is too big and also in hinges.and it has worked great.havent used them in cabinets tho only bigger holes
Screw on closet handle loosen and always handle is loose and screws are loose how to make it tight?
Waqar B on Nov 9, 2018
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