🛠️ Enhance Construction Efficiency with FastenMaster FMTLOK04 12 TimberLOK Heavy Duty 12 Count Review

They are great. I used these short ones mostly for hinges, but for the longer ones on the roof I had to sink some of these into the head. It wasn't fun until I figured out the trick - use a square bottomed chisel (bore or hardwood forstner) and then countersink it. A countersink big enough to bury the head means you won't be able to attach the head as there will be a flat head over the corner. This compression may not be important for a rough softwood construction, but when you attach hardwood…

After watching a few YouTube videos, I removed a 42 foot seamless aluminum gutter from the back of my house myself. I built some wooden brackets to hold it in place while I pulled out all the gutter tips, then carefully removed it from the brackets, one end at a time, until I set it on the ground unharmed. It has nothing to do with these screws. I just wanted to brag about it. Then I reassembled everything, again myself, and used those screws in place of the old spikes I took out. They worked…

I was building a retaining wall out of 6x6 pressure treated lumber and these 10" screws were fantastic for the job. They ride straight and clean with no pilot holes and I've used about 40 of them and none of them have broken, frayed or let down in any way. I didn't know it came with a hex screwdriver, so I also bought a screwdriver for my drill, which turned out to be unnecessary. I recently bought a low speed, high torque (9 amp, 1/2" chuck, 850 rpm max, 400 ft-lbs of torque) drill bit for…