http://www.bestclosetshelving.com/bathroom-shelving/screwing-in-closet-shelving-into-studs-create-squeaking-noise/ Closet Shelving Best Selections Sun, 16 May 2010 00:32:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.bestclosetshelving.com/bathroom-shelving/screwing-in-closet-shelving-into-studs-create-squeaking-noise/#comment-39 Winson Sun, 21 Mar 2010 06:37:27 +0000 #comment-39 If you use a chrome or stainless steel screws, it will definitely bite into the wood easily. Try to use a bigger screwdriver, so that you can have a good grip and transfer the twisting action effectively to the screws. If you use a chrome or stainless steel screws, it will definitely bite into the wood easily. Try to use a bigger screwdriver, so that you can have a good grip and transfer the twisting action effectively to the screws.

]]> http://www.bestclosetshelving.com/bathroom-shelving/screwing-in-closet-shelving-into-studs-create-squeaking-noise/#comment-36 hotdogseeksbun Sun, 21 Mar 2010 01:03:09 +0000 #comment-36 This is normal,if you look at the screw it is tapered.The further you drive it in the more it bites into the wood. You can try two things here,drill a hole first a little smaller than the screw diameter, or but a touch of dish washing liquid on the thread of the screws first to act as a lubricant. If you spill any easy clean-up that's why I don't use oil. This is normal,if you look at the screw it is tapered.The further you drive it in the more it bites into the wood. You can try two things here,drill a hole first a little smaller than the screw diameter, or but a touch of dish washing liquid on the thread of the screws first to act as a lubricant. If you spill any easy clean-up that’s why I don’t use oil.

]]> http://www.bestclosetshelving.com/bathroom-shelving/screwing-in-closet-shelving-into-studs-create-squeaking-noise/#comment-37 Mountain Cat Sun, 21 Mar 2010 01:03:09 +0000 #comment-37 Not a problem, it is just the screw biting in. Not a problem, it is just the screw biting in.

]]> http://www.bestclosetshelving.com/bathroom-shelving/screwing-in-closet-shelving-into-studs-create-squeaking-noise/#comment-38 Ron P Sun, 21 Mar 2010 01:03:09 +0000 #comment-38 You have nothing to worry about its just the friction noise between the threads and the hole you are boring,if you're still concerned try drilling a small pilot hole first. You have nothing to worry about its just the friction noise between the threads and the hole you are boring,if you’re still concerned try drilling a small pilot hole first.

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