Can you look inside the handle at all? I’ve glued a toothpick or two to the inside of handles in the past to create something for the screw to “catch” if the knob or handle is stripped. Basically glue them in and then break them off at the point they are coming out of the handle hole. You could probably “dry test” it too - before glueing, hold a toothpick(s) in the handle and try to screw the screw in. See if it catches.

@@daddoesvideos thank you so much I appreciate all the details and help.

No problem! Hope it works out for you!

Hey there. Are you saying you used a screwdriver and the screw won’t turn?

this is the problem I have and the video doesn't address it

Is there a screw that won’t turn?

Hey there! I bought that years ago, but you can get these at any hardware store. Here’s one that popped up when I searched on Home Depot’s website: www.homedepot.com/p/Klein-Tools-Klein-Kurve-Wire-Stripper-and-Cutter-11057/100352112

Thanks a bunch! Look into affliate marketing for your channel. Best wishes and thanks again.

@@shirleydavis5060 Funny, I was just thinking about this the other day. Need to do some research into it. Thank you for the reminder! Appreciate you stopping by.

@@daddoesvideos Absolutely! Great channel: Think Media.

Sure, could do that too. When I’ve tried that, though, it seems to work initially but doesn’t hold up over time. Could be just my experience, though. Thanks for bringing it up!

@@daddoesvideos how hard are you pulling your handles? My grandfather did this to drawers when I was 5 years old, 30 years later they still hold up very well.

Bottom line from this video: buy new screws. No mention if knob is stripped

@@namwilson Yeh, the knob wasn’t stripped.