🔩 Premium Stainless Cutting Screws Listing: High Quantity Assortment Review

In the foreword, I want to say that I was a little hesitant to buy them, since many people reported the heads to have removed. I've used stainless steel screws several times in the past with the same problem. I just need to understand that stainless steel screws are softer, so I think pre-drilling is a must. Some have reported that even after pre-drilling they still had problems, which makes me wonder how they pre-drilled into what and how deep? I used conical countersinks and drilled to the…

I purchased these 2" "18-8" bolts from a ROBIN M STAR dealer. They are advertised as 18-8 stainless. They are not 18-8 rust free I've posted three photos - in one I'm holding the whole bag of screws with a magnet just touching one screw 18-8 is only weakly magnetic so it's determined that it's not 18-8 The second picture shows three screws - a 1" 18-8 screw from Fastenere, one of the 2" ROBIN M STAR 18-8 screws, and a drywall screw. Note that the ROBIN M STAR screw has blisters. I think these…

We all use MDF, chipboard and chipboard because it is partly cheap and practical. However, these materials don't hold screws very well because they are too soft, especially MDF (medium density fiberboard). These stainless steel screws are self-tapping and have coarse threads that are larger than the shank diameter of the screw, with a cavity slightly deeper than the shank, giving them a better and more secure grip than any other screw I've tried. tries to. Too thin a thread on the screw simply…