
Start by separating Dowels B from Bored Dowels C .
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If using a drill, set clutch on drill to LOW SETTING (around 3).
If your drill has two speeds, set it to the SLOW SPEED (1).
A high clutch setting will strip screw heads or wood and can render
parts useless!
CLUTCH TOO HIGH: If the drill twists dramatically in your hand when
drilling. Lower the clutch setting.
CLUTCH TOO LOW: If the screw does not screw in all the way. Adjust
clutch up by 1 setting and try again.
STRIPPED WOOD: If the screw continuously spins in place, the wood
has stripped. To x, insert a toothpick into the stripped hole and break
the top o so it's even with the hole opening, then try again. If needed,
add additional toothpicks until the screw stops spinning in place.
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4
2
1
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D
D
C
C
Using 4mm Allen Wrench F , or Hex Bit G and a drill, attach one Bored
Dowel D to Bottom B by threading Screw E through hole until ush,
as shown below. Repeat with other Bored Dowels D .
2F G
D
CBE
F
D
B
E