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Nope. They'll have been the original fixing points for the original timber doors and windows (before Rawlplugs and hammer drills existed 
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Thanks - any reason not to fill them in?
None at all. You'll get a better job if you can remove the wood, if it is really firmly in place then think about using flexible caulk rather than filler.
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(And remember that they were always cut on the twist so that they wouldn't pull out when the wood shrank!)Nope. They'll have been the original fixing points for the original timber doors and windows (before Rawlplugs and hammer drills existed
Sorry woody, can you explain "on the twist" please?
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