Thank you for the video. I am not super handy and wanted to change out my towel ring. Leave it to a woman whose video I could completely follow along with and do myself!!! You explained it so well! Thanks!!!
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching and for sharing your feedback! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the video helpful. It's always my goal to provide content that adds value and helps others. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out. Keep DIYing and creating! 🛠️😊
That's fantastic! Congratulations on making it work! It's always wonderful to hear when things come together. Thank you for trying it out and sharing your success. Great job!
I appreciate you tuning in and asking your question! Deciphering variables from a distance can indeed be tricky. Here are a few possible solutions that might help. 😊 1. Securely Tighten the Set Screw: Make sure to give that set screw a good, solid tightening with the proper tool. Apply some pressure to make sure it's holding the towel ring firmly in place. 2. Apply Thread Locker for Extra Grip: Enhance the set screw's grip by adding a dab of thread locker (like Loctite) to the threads before tightening. This can contribute to a more durable connection. 3. Introduce a Spacer or Washer: If the set screw isn't making solid contact, slip in a slim spacer or washer between the ring and the bracket. This can provide more surface area for the set screw to latch onto. 4. Double-Check Bracket Alignment: Confirm that the bracket is correctly aligned, allowing the set screw to engage smoothly with the towel ring. Make any necessary adjustments before firmly securing the set screw. 5. Consider a Set Screw Replacement: If the set screw seems faulty, swap it out for a new one. Ensure the replacement screw is the right size and type for your towel ring assembly. I hope you found these tips helpful! Since I'm not a professional, perhaps someone in our wonderful CZcams community can provide more guidance. Best of luck with your project! 😊
Thank you !! The bracket was backwards! But also having issue with the screw fitting into the wall anchor! I decided to not use an anchor and just use the screw and now the hole is bigger than the screw 😩. Any ideas how to fix that without using an anchor or poking more holes?
Opt for toggle bolts as a fantastic alternative to anchors! These nifty bolts expand behind the wall, ensuring rock-solid stability. Simply drill a hole slightly larger than the toggle bolt, pop it into the wall, and tighten the screw. amzn.to/42hwfiQ 🛠️🏡 Always stick to the product instructions and the weight capacity recommendations for whichever alternative method you decide to go with. Better safe and sound than sorry! 🌟📦
Thank you for the video. I am not super handy and wanted to change out my towel ring. Leave it to a woman whose video I could completely follow along with and do myself!!! You explained it so well! Thanks!!!
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching and for sharing your feedback! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the video helpful. It's always my goal to provide content that adds value and helps others. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out. Keep DIYing and creating! 🛠️😊
So cool, thank you for maing this video
☺️ You are so welcome!
Great job! You make it look so easy.
Thank you very much. It is also a great beginner install😃
Thank you. It was helpful
You are so welcome. Thank you for sharing your kind words. 🤩
very helpful! thanks
I'm so glad it helped. You're welcome
Nice work!
Thank you very much 😄
I did it! Ty
That's fantastic! Congratulations on making it work! It's always wonderful to hear when things come together. Thank you for trying it out and sharing your success. Great job!
How come my set screw is not holding onto the bracket. Not sure what I’m doing wrong but it feels like it’s too heavy.
I appreciate you tuning in and asking your question! Deciphering variables from a distance can indeed be tricky. Here are a few possible solutions that might help. 😊
1. Securely Tighten the Set Screw: Make sure to give that set screw a good, solid tightening with the proper tool. Apply some pressure to make sure it's holding the towel ring firmly in place.
2. Apply Thread Locker for Extra Grip: Enhance the set screw's grip by adding a dab of thread locker (like Loctite) to the threads before tightening. This can contribute to a more durable connection.
3. Introduce a Spacer or Washer: If the set screw isn't making solid contact, slip in a slim spacer or washer between the ring and the bracket. This can provide more surface area for the set screw to latch onto.
4. Double-Check Bracket Alignment: Confirm that the bracket is correctly aligned, allowing the set screw to engage smoothly with the towel ring. Make any necessary adjustments before firmly securing the set screw.
5. Consider a Set Screw Replacement: If the set screw seems faulty, swap it out for a new one. Ensure the replacement screw is the right size and type for your towel ring assembly.
I hope you found these tips helpful! Since I'm not a professional, perhaps someone in our wonderful CZcams community can provide more guidance. Best of luck with your project! 😊
Thank you !! The bracket was backwards! But also having issue with the screw fitting into the wall anchor! I decided to not use an anchor and just use the screw and now the hole is bigger than the screw 😩. Any ideas how to fix that without using an anchor or poking more holes?
Opt for toggle bolts as a fantastic alternative to anchors! These nifty bolts expand behind the wall, ensuring rock-solid stability. Simply drill a hole slightly larger than the toggle bolt, pop it into the wall, and tighten the screw. amzn.to/42hwfiQ 🛠️🏡
Always stick to the product instructions and the weight capacity recommendations for whichever alternative method you decide to go with. Better safe and sound than sorry! 🌟📦
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Very cool. Thank you for watching!