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I got all my rod racks fabricated out of starboard & ready to install but when I pulled the original teak racks I noticed that all the screwes were driven in at an angle . It must have been done for a reason because they are all the same on both sides & I'm wondering if this is a common procedure to create more bite with the screw.
This may sound stupid but I don't know if I should drill the new once straight or do them in an angle like the originals. Last edited by sidelock; 06-13-2012 at 09:22 PM. |
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Think of it as a right angle. More holding power.
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Sidelok, mine were at an angle too.
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