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Topic	Why won't this drywall anchor go in?
pojr 02/04/21 9:57:10 PM #36:	Returning_CEmen posted... Picture of the wall you are trying to put the anchor in. My man eyes will tell you if there is a stud there or not Here you go. Sorry about the mess, trying to find places to put shit It's the screw on the bottom right hand side that is giving me trouble. Screw on top left - it's a stud. Was able to put a screw in with no anchor, didn't have a problem Screw on bottom left - had a lot of resistance, but was able to get the screw in. I don't know why it was much more difficult than the top one. It's a stud, doesn't it go up and down? Screw on top right - was not able to get this one in successfully. Not sure if you can tell in the picture, but the screw is in diagonally. Unfortunately that is what happened. Tried to get it in straight, and that's the best I could do Screw on bottom right - that is the one I've shown pictures of. That is the one I'm having the biggest problem with. I'm thinking that there is some resistance on the right side. Maybe it's a stud? My stud finder did not detect any kind of metal or electric --- pojr I summon it. You spell it. <cite>pojr posted [p:950291825] in Why won't ... [t:79278197]...</cite> <quote>Returning_CEmen posted... </cite> <quote>Picture of the wall you are trying to put the anchor in. My man eyes will tell you if there is a stud there or not</quote>Here you go. Sorry about the mess, trying to find places to put shit It's the screw on the bottom right hand side that is giving me trouble. Screw on top left - it's a stud. Was able to put a screw in with no anchor, didn't have a problem Screw on bottom left - had a lot of resistance, but was able to get the screw in. I don't know why it was much more difficult than the top one. It's a stud, doesn't it go up and down? Screw on top right - was not able to get this one in successfully. Not sure if you can tell in the picture, but the screw is in diagonally. Unfortunately that is what happened. Tried to get it in straight, and that's the best I could do Screw on bottom right - that is the one I've shown pictures of. That is the one I'm having the biggest problem with. I'm thinking that there is some resistance on the right side. Maybe it's a stud? My stud finder did not detect any kind of metal or electric --- pojr I summon it. You spell it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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