🧥 Armored Coat Pocket in a Variety of Thread Colors Review

I work a lot with wood and assemble most of my cabinets with countersunk screws so this series comes in very handy. Contains almost every size you will ever need. I've compared them to a Kreg screw as you can see in the picture and they look pretty much the same just the color coating. I think the color coding comes in handy once you have your mount, it's easier to find and use the correct screw. Seems like it's convenient. I don't have their jigs so I don't care. One good thing this set comes…

Update (11/15/20): I noticed that Kreg also has a fully "blue" coated outer kit (SK03B). This kit is $40 for 450 bolts, which is 9 cents a bolt. ALL of these Armor bolts are plated which explains the higher cost (compared to Zinc plated Kregs). : I've been using Kreg Pocket Screws for a long time, so I'll compare this set to him. The sets are very similar, the main difference being that: a) the armor set contains either ALL THE SMALL threads (except for the long orange screw) or ALL THE BIG…

I don't have an automatic armor tool for countersunk holes. But I've heard a lot of good things about it and may buy it in the future. These countersunk screws are color coded to match the thickness and depth settings on this jig. But of course they can be used in combination with any pocket hole attachment or even for pocket holeless applications. The color coating also provides some corrosion resistance, according to the manufacturer. I'm an experienced carpenter but have only recently…