🔲 Massca No.2 Square Driver Bit Set – Versatile Kit with 3 Different Lengths for #2 Square Head Screws Review

I am making wardrobes for my cabin. I decided to use #2 square head screws. The Massca No.2 bit set with square screwdriver fits perfectly on the screws and holds well. The different lengths give me a shorter or longer reach depending on how I'm working with the wood. Overall I am satisfied with this screwdriver set. They offer good value for money.

Square Head or Robertson Screws are popular in Canada. They can also be found in some applications in the US such as countersunk holes and stainless steel deck screws and of course you can buy them in all sorts of sizes and shapes in the US if you shop around. Anyway, a couple of Robertson screwdrivers are good to have in your toolbox and that's exactly what you'll get in this set. They are of good quality and work well.

As others have noted, I now prefer using square or torx head screws to Phillips screws (and definitely slotted screws). I started using square head screws when they appeared in a set of small pocket holes I bought years ago to mount a cabinet front frame. You have to be careful when aligning the square cutter with the screw, otherwise you may start rounding the cutter prematurely, which has happened to me in the past. So it's always nice to have a fresh set of square heads on hand. This is a…

These attachments are exactly as described. I have been using a Kg brand pocket screw carpentry system for several years and the original screwdriver is showing signs of wear. I got these as a replacement and they seem to match the Kg bolts very well. I look forward to using these #2 square shanks on pocket hole projects in the future. However, branded beats aren't very expensive and so maybe not very valuable in comparison, which is why I deducted a star. Brand nozzles only come in 2 sizes…

My life would be complete if I never saw a Phillips head screw again. That's an exaggeration, but if I have a choice, I buy square or torx (star) screws. I had far too many Phillips screws that were stripped or stripped. I have used many square shank decking screws and countersunk screws are hard to beat for quick installation. This size #2 is the most common size I use and fits Kreg brand countersunk screws. I've only used these bits on a few dozen screws, but I expect the bits will hold up…

I bought this set for shorter bits. I've had several long. I sometimes use pocket hole joints. But I have tons of countersunk screws that I use for a variety of purposes. They all require #2 square drive bits. I also use a lot of square head screws. The problem is that all my square shank bits are REALLY long (6 inches or more) because they are designed for pocket holes. In non-pocket hole applications, longer bits can be difficult to use in many situations. So this set offers different lengths