🔩 Efficient Cabinet Installation with FASTCAP PHZ8 PowerHead - 3 Inch 50PC Review

While some may argue that other types of screws can be used for cabinet installation, why not take what the manufacturer offers? They worked great and were easy to install. (Tip: To make things easier and not split the wood, drill a smaller hole than the wood screw where you will be putting the screw.) The use of 3-inch wood screws is also specifically mentioned by some cabinet manufacturers. don't settle for less.

The screws are fine, I had no trouble tightening them. Use them on the Fastcap Speedbrace and cover them with PVC dots for a neater look. Buy a #2 Dewalt square bit with ready-to-use flex torque or something that works with impact wrenches / has flex because the square bit that came with it broke into a *second* screw. I had to use a very strong magnet to pull out the broken part of the screw. I finished the rest (12 screws) with a Dewalt bit and everything was fine.

I bought these screws to mount a shelf that hangs on the wall with wall studs. I installed these screws using a percussion gun. The screw head didn't sink as a previous reviewer mentioned. But the screw head was almost flush. I then installed PVC screw head caps (from this company) which I painted to match the color of the rack. They are not visible from afar. The rack must weigh at least 100 pounds and be screwed to the wall with 6 of these screws. You seem very strong. Use 3 inch screws. I…