🔩 Improved GRK ProPak Multipurpose Screws - Large 425 Count Pack for Enhanced Convenience Review

Great screws. We use them and the Grip-Rite version in my build crew for pretty much anything that needs to be taken apart, like standoffs or breadboards. These GRKs are easier to launch and dig in, but not only is the Grip Rite version cheaper, it also stands up to repeated use better than the GRK. The heads fall out with them after a few uses.

A contractor friend of mine convinced me that Starbit screws were the right choice when I was preparing to build an extension. I used Phillips deck screws my entire life until I bought them. (He uses the Homedepot brand, I should have followed suit.) To prepare, I bought a new impact wrench. Knowing how often I lose Phillips bits, I decided to use them. for sale. Not knowing who the winner would be, I ordered some from Dewalt, some from Bosch, Milwaukee, and a few others. The ad says each box…

UPDATE: After a few months I had to remove some decking boards and was horrified to find that some of the GRK screws were broken. Not as many as TrapEase screws, but is it really that hard to make screws that don't break? The end of one board popped out completely because both GRK screws broke off. To make matters worse, I had a leak around my wood paneled chimney and used GRK screws to attach the plastic under the 2" wood siding boards as a temporary fix. When I removed the plastic less than 2