door handles

[Mike Mulholland <meyeke@netinc.ca>]

ed said...


8. Replace the doorjamb screw carefully by setting it on the end of a
    screwdriver and slowly inserting it in the hole, it can be done.

a neat trick is...if it's a philips or a robertson head screw- use a bit of
sticky bees wax to hold the screw (push it into the head slots) even if the
screw is knocked off kilter by your efforts it usually won't fall. if the
screw has a hex head then put a layer of electricians vinyl tape over the
nutdriver or socket and force the screw head into the socket..this method
holds _really_ tightly. btdt a few thousand times in another life as a
serviceman.
hth
mike
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