The following article is taken from the AMA National Newsletter.
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This article is by Jerry Wino.

STRIPPED SCREWS

Don't you just hate it when your wood screws fall out of the balsa or other wood because of a stripped hole? Here's one method of taking care of that little dilemma. Force a tightly rolled easy hinge (or similar material) into the hole until it's flush with the wood surface. Now, saturate it with thin Cyanoacrylate glue. This hardened "bushing" will accept screws without being stripped out. Good applications include hatch or cowl fixings that must be removed frequently.

from The Signal Squeaker
Jerry Wino, editor
P.O. Box 614
Garden Ci MI 48135