What is the purpose of the holes? Reduced weight? Seems like they'd make it more difficult to clean and for the pins to adhere.
395883
The bulletin board is made of metal so the holes are for you to put the pushpins into when you want to pin anything up. The pushpins wouldn't be able to penetrate the metal otherwise. It comes with some pushpins and magnets, by the way.
395884
Since the board is metal, the pins cannot pierce the board. They fit snugly in the holes.
395885
It's magnetic you can use anything magnetic or the pins that come with it. The board is wonderful. I have two fort high school son. Dirt has not been an issue but maybe that's because e has pictures and school things in them. I love them!
1290831
The idea is for better adhesion. Probably sticks better to bare metal than it does to a painted surface.
83590
I'm not totally sure that I understand your question, but if I you are talking about there already being holes in the bottom tips of your chair legs, then you don't need to be thinking about buying these at all. These tips are meant to be hammered (I used a hard rubber mallet) into the chair leg tips. You need to be seeing nothing but wood on the bottom of those tips, that is, before installing these pins.
1101363
I imagine it's because they've reinforced the beater retainers. This is the very reason I replaced my old mixer. The retainers would no longer hold onto the attachments. I do feel a bit more secure about these.
1243263
The holes are not punched out all the way, therefor no mess to clean up. So you only need to flatten them to reuse.
2026467
I have not had this problem, but I'd guess you could add Teflon tape to the threads...
518479
The model I bought had pre-drilled holes, though not great ones. I remember them being hard to get to. I will look at it later today or tomorrow and try to send a better answer if others have not already addressed this question.
834318
I don't see how. Maybe clipping another pin with a free weight between stack and pin head? Wouldn't try it.
1596878
One might try Forstner bits - they cut the outer edge of the hole first, leaving a nice clean hole. They also have a centering point.
1027460
I'm not sure, but the secret to using these pins is to push them into the top of your box spring - not the side. I've had mine for years and never had a problem.
998714
They stick with sticky pads/strips. Like 'Command Hooks' only without the 'clean removeability'.
1280444
If you get the long sticks put them through the holes in the end plates. That is what the holes are for.
2021478
I have no idea. The have blocked the picture of the holes, so there is no way to tell. I guess they don't want to sell them very bad. Sorry I couldn't help.
971664
Not sure which holes you mean... they look quite small. I took a photo but can't seem to upload it with this post.
2101474
It should not matter, but it might be easier to put the thicker pins into the high e and b strings so they are snug.
1196395
some heads have holes that are not standard at all. if u find that the head does not fit tightly on the pole part, i would wrap it with enough wide scotch tape until the head fits tight and won't move around. i hope i did not misunderstand the question.
1007183
It has to be on a hard flat surface otherwise the pin won't line up. If that's your only option, you can lift the bottom of weight plates to make it aligned.