🔩 Industrial-Grade Coated Stainless Phillips Bolt Dropper: Enhance Your Construction and DIY Projects Review

I used these screws to attach a luan (very thin plywood) to 1x4 pine boards in an outdoor chicken coop. They were just the right length and material for the purpose. I used to use short nails that popped out, so I decided to use wood screws instead. I couldn't find the right combination of length and stainless material at my local hardware store so I ordered online. I felt the price could have been a bit lower due to the amount of screws included, but it was enough for my purposes and I didn't…

Had to find an alternative screw for our shower drain because the plumber screwed it up. New house, 2 showers, in one I was able to keep the screws that came with the covers, in the other the screws couldn't grip where to go in to hold them in place. Used others, they started to rust. There are such - do not rust! The picture shows how well the screws match the oiled bronze plate. hehe. also shows how the plumber screwed up by lowering the pipe too far. ;-( All good now! I just want to point…

These screws are very strong and work exactly how I wanted them to. When I finished all 100 I actually bought a few more boxes. I built a new set of living room coffee/end tables out of hardwood (walnut, padoac, mahogany, etc.) and had to attach the tops with clamps; The screws should be #8 3/4 inch, which is small. The screws that usually come with the mounts you buy from Home Depot, Lowes, Ace etc are not of high quality. In fact I've stopped buying most of these guys screws as the quality…