Review on 🔩 SNUG Fasteners SNG32 Coated Phillips Screws by Michael Glassburn

I bought these instead of Blum 606N screws for their rails. They have the same #6 5/8" specs. However, the heads are too small to use with the rails. Compared to some I've bought from Blum, the heads are slightly smaller and won't fit the holes on the slide as well as the official Blum screws you can actually go THROUGH the holes on the Blum rails if you try it doesn't happen when you screw them in but they are definitely smaller than Blum 606N so got it I haven't used them for the rails which I want for the full size head gave the most support I suspect their screws are probably the right size I have also noticed that they are a little harder to drive into pre-drilled holes are than Blum screws The bodies are a little thicker But a little harder to drive But it can be to your advantage if you want the propellers to be a little more muscular The good news is that they are made of good material too n seem. Metal (unlike the screws you get at your local Big Box hardware store). They don't have the same tendency to detach or collapse at the first sign of resistance. So if you're just looking for a #6 5/8" screw for general woodworking, this is probably a good choice.