What is this part shown in this video?
Woodworking Asked by starleaf1 on August 31, 2021
I’m watching a YouTube video about making an armchair, and at the 01:27 mark they show this metal bits that looks like short hollow nails with tiny throwingstars for a head. They’re hammered into the wood and seem to provide threads for screws to fasten into. The shape of their heads seems to be meant to allow further reinforcement using nails or other screws. What are they called?
One Answer
That is called a Tnut.
It is similar to a threaded insert but it is pressed into the wood and has little points that grab the wood and keeps it from rotating when you thread a bolt into it.
A threaded insert as threads on the outside and is threaded into the wood like a screw.
Answered by Alaska Man on August 31, 2021
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