Reddit mentions: The best shoulder screws

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Top Reddit comments about Shoulder Screws:

u/Heimdall33 · 2 pointsr/BdsmDIY

I agree; you definitely want to make sure to go in to a beam.

I would suggest finding some like this instead, with the solid ring. Either way though, please don't count on it for a full suspension.

u/ezmuthafckingpz · 53 pointsr/DIY

Flooring

u/sniper1rfa · 1 pointr/AskEngineers

I don't see why a simple lag eyebolt screwed into each 4x4 wouldn't work.

Hell, just a hole drilled through the 4x4 with some rope through it would probably be just fine. It's not like a shed is particularly heavy, unless you're making a reinforced concrete bunker-shed.

u/Carpenterdon · 1 pointr/DIY

Use something like this bolt to attach to the shed. Predrill a small hole into a stud and screw it in. Attach a tensioner like this one to the lag bolt then attach the cable to the tensioner.

As someone said previous, drill a hole slightly bigger than the cable you plan to use thru the post of the basketball hoop. Thread the cable thru and use one of these cable clamps on the back side to secure the cable from slipping back out of the post.

Tighten the tensioner by turning the center section while keeping the two end hooks from turning. The two hooks are opposite threads so turning the center will draw the ends in.