Socket Hex Drive Head Furniture Embedded Insert Nut

Wood insert nuts are commonly used in woodworking projects to create a strong and secure joint between wood and a threaded fastener, such as a bolt or machine screw. Here's how you can use wood insert nuts:Choose the right size: Select a wood insert nut that matches the diameter and length of the threaded fastener you plan to use.Determine the insertion location: Decide where you want to insert the nut into the wood. Use a drill or another appropriate tool to create a hole in the wood that matches the diameter of the insert nut.Insert the wood insert nut: Apply a small amount of wood glue or epoxy to the external threads of the insert nut. Then, thread the nut into the pre-drilled hole in the wood by turning it clockwise (righty-tighty). Apply gentle pressure, avoiding excessive force that may cause damage.Flush or countersink the insert nut: Depending on your project's requirements and aesthetics, you may either countersink the insert nut, allowing it to be flush with the wood surface, or leave it exposed slightly if you prefer.Wait for the adhesive to dry: Allow the adhesive to fully cure according to the manufacturer's instructions before applying any load or stress to the joint.Fasten the threaded fastener: Once the adhesive is dry, you can insert the corresponding threaded fastener into the wood insert nut. Depending on your project, this may include a bolt, machine screw, or another fastening component.By using wood insert nuts, you can create strong and reusable connections in wood that withstand vibrations, ensuring a more secure and durable joint.