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We've got one of those round tables with a centre column which fans
out at the bottom to give four legs (which makes it easier to push chairs in/out etc). There are four screws in the sides of the centre column which come loose and when I tighten them it stays solid for a while but then they come loose again. I think i am screwing into a threaded metal slot so it's not like it's wood that's worn away or anything. I was thinking of putting some thin material around the screws and then tightening them but was wondering if anybody had any other suggestions? Thanks, John |
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