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Sizing pilot holes for hardwood
Hi. Dumb question probably, but I have to screw into some hard maple and
was never sure about how to match up a pilot hole size with the screw. Is there an easy way to know how to match the two? I'm concerned mainly about drilling too big a pilot so that the screw doesn't bite enough, and vice versa of course. thanks, dwhite |
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