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Attaching Threaded Rod to Timber
I'm having a blond moment!
Want to attach a piece of M10 threaded rod between two pieces of timber. One end I shall simply drill a hole right through and put washer/nut on the end. But the other end needs to be secure without making a hole right through (for aesthetic reasons). Damned if I can think of anything suitable! I guess somewhere there might be a thing with a flange that would screw onto the threaded rod and allow four screws into the wood? Or a simple strip steel thing. I do want a ready made thing for now. Not set up for backing metal at the moment. Any suggestions? -- Rod |
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