🔩 WoodPro Fasteners AP9X212: The Ultimate Construction Solution Review

I ordered a combination of WoodPro and Hillman screws based on availability. But I find that WoodPro 9x2 1/2 Torx performs worse than Hillman. With Hillman you really feel the grip. He pulls himself in. You push harder to engage the WoodPro and you get a lot of head slip that goes away once you switch to Hillman (with the same racquet).

These screws are always perfect. I've used so many of these in different sizes to create different items and never had a single breakage, stripping or anything other than what I needed. They hold on and stay there. Just had to order a few more after assembling another desktop (attached photos). This is the fifth table or cart I've built for my carpentry shop. They hold a lot of weight with these bolts and I even use them to install casters (along with a washer) on each of them because they are…

I was a little surprised by all the good reviews because it's just screws. But. I got to the last box and had to switch to quality Lowes screws. Suddenly I noticed that each of these screws twisted and turned before finally getting it and entering the tree. Then I noticed that the screws stop before they sink flush with the decking boards. They make high quality screws. My only complaint is that the #8 bolts I bought from you didn't come with a sprocket which resulted in me stopping my project…