Review on Enhanced CAMO Marksman Hidden Fastening System by Scott Channell

The tool worked as advertised. However, if you're building a large deck and intend to drive a lot of screws (and stack them up quickly), I'd go with a more expensive tool. I bought this tool for $20 and the best tool was $40. The most important thing that the best tool does for you is that you don't have to turn it to insert the 2nd screw. For example, with this tool you insert a screw and then have to rotate the tool to insert the screw from the other side. Boards. With the best tool, you don't have to. It doesn't sound like much, but if you're on all fours, bending at the waist, and balancing with one hand on this tool while trying to turn a screw with the other hand, you'll appreciate the fact that you don't. This tool does not need to be rotated. vicinity. I like the hidden locking system. The original boards were nailed, and very carelessly. The new patio floor looks great with no visible nails or screw heads. The planks feel just as secure as any other fastening method. If you are replacing decking I highly recommend this system. My deck is pretty small, I put about 400-500 screws in it and the tool looks just as good.