Easy solution to the screw points sticking through the bulkhead. Use small wooden backing blocks to drive the screws into once they pass through the hull. This not only burrows the screw points it provides a much stronger fastening point as it spreads the stress over a larger section of hull material. Of course this technique can only be used on sections of hull that can be accessed for placement of the wood backing block.

Drill in reverse and apply downward pressure on plastics. Doesn’t bite for those that fear cracking delicate parts. If delicate or rigid hard plastics, drill through masking tape. Nice video, thank you.

Interesting and I've always used the metal Rivetnuts and never had a problem with them turning or cracking the nylon.

Thank you Sr. I didn't know how to install my trolley system with this type of well nuts. It came without instruction👍

Great informative video. Well done and thanks for the knowledge.

Two holes turn into 6 holes brilliant mate !

where you get thise well nuts I bought some from ebay and are pos the rubber it's so hard the bronze bushings just slip cuss can't squeeze the rubber part

which model is best for kayaking. m4 m5 or m6?

Hello whats the size of well nuts please ?

Paddles float, why do we need a leash? 🤔

Might want to do a quick search on how well nuts are actually installed that's not correct sir

Jeeez..Get to the point man!

you can just as easily put on some tape, foam, heat shrink, sipping straw, silicon, cigarette filter or file the tip of the screw dull, you britts really love making a fuss over nothing when a solution is right in front of ya