🔩 Efficient Fastening Solutions with T K Excellent Phillips Flat Screws Pieces Review

Not a great variety of screws, they are all very similar in length and width except for the longest. The box itself is only about 2 x 4 inches and thin. The plastic tab holding the lid closed broke off the first time I opened it. The steel from which the screws are made also seems to be very soft. It is very easy to remove the screws from the drive (where the screwdriver is inserted).

Very disappointing. Today I used screws for the first time. The head fell off immediately when tightening the bolt in 2x4. The photo says it all. The metal is of very poor quality. Unfortunately I've exceeded the return window so I'm stuck with these useless screws. Update January 30: When screwing into a pre-drilled hole, the screws broke in half. New photo posted. Unacceptably low quality and waste of money. Now I have to find a way to get the pieces out of my wall.

These screws were purchased to fix drawer slides. I like pan head screws. According to the description, these are flat screws, but they are not exactly flat. That didn't impress me that much. I sometimes think Amazon sellers describe things in perverse ways to get a bigger share of the selling market. If you put a flat edge on top of the screw it will be sawn because it is NOT FLAT! I will make them work. It would be better if they were properly described.

I'm sure if you just put a screwdriver on them they'll be fine; but I set the handle of my drill fairly low and removed it by simply drilling a stud to hang a picture in our living room. I don't use a Monster Dewalt 4000w jackhammer drill or anything, just my homemade set. Expect the heads not to undress once they hit the tree. It really ruined the project and I had to attach some channel blockers just to get one out of the wall. I might have a broken set, I might not, but I'd spend the extra…

I bought this set of wood screws for a variety of uses around the home and projects. I knew I would need a variety of countersunk head wood screws, but I didn't know what size screw I would need for the door hinge bracket. A little background story. I was painting the bathroom and removing the door was easier but after reinstalling the door 2 of the 3 screws on the top hinge had snapped and were no longer holding the hinge in place. Again, I didn't know what size bolt I would need and wanted to

WITH SCREWDRIVER ONLY. Don't buy them if you intend to use a drill press. The large screws have the same problem as the 150 piece set I bought a long time ago. Smaller screws with sharper crossheads hold reasonably well, but larger screws with more rounded corners will rip off TORQUE when drilling begins. I heard you need to drill the first hole first, but even that doesn't help. doesn't work because I tried one of these on a hole I had already drilled in one of the two boards. I specifically…