Bit of a self-inflicted stupidity one here...
I'm in the throes of refurbishing and upgrading an outbuilding, and it had a new wooden door and frame put on it last year. Unfortunately, I managed to shut the door with a bit spirit level in the hinge side of the frame... As a result, the top of the door caught on the opposite side of the frame. I thought I'd bent the top hinge, but removing the screws, checking it out, and putting it back solved the problem.
Except... it's doing it again. And several of the screws seem to have "stripped" their threads into the wood of the frame. The recesses in the hinge aren't big enough to go up on screw size.
Thoughts?
Also - got a bit of a problem with water build-up on this same door between the bottom of the door and the sill. Could it be that the gap is too small, so the rain is being held in? Would taking a snidge off the bottom of the door solve it?