Review on Glarks Plated Assortment Drywall Plaster by Ryo Flora

This is not a new type of anchor, it has been around for many years. It has a reputation for its ability to attach heavy objects to drywall, but I've always had trouble with twisting installing the anchor, turning the included screw clockwise to "set" the anchor. This time I bought Anddason's suggested metal tuning tool and it changed everything. I use a tool to set the anchor arms in place (behind the drywall) and close by tightening the screw until the anchor flange starts to press into the wall panel. This technique allows me to securely anchor the anchor and ensure whatever I attach to my wall is secure. An 11/32 inch drill will fit in the hole.