1-7/8 in. 316 Stainless Steel Trimhead Deck Screw (700-Count)

Ordered online and now they come monthly automatically. Store couldn’t assist

Edge screws were essential for installation on Ipe deck boards. I had a couple of screw heads twist off but overall I was happy with the screws.

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These worked great, I am a big fan of these fasteners.

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This product worked as expected and demonstrated in the tutorial. At first I thought the gap/spacing was going to be to tight, but after the deck boards dried the spacing is just right.

Too easy. Used about 1,300. Star drive and screw heads never stripped. Self-drilling. Never split any boards.

Very Flimsy Not Worth The Money

Was really excited about the camo marksmen and these screws. Used on Batu hardwood. Let the screw do the work. They bore then drive tight. When the head breaks off and jams the jig between the boards, you will let loose some non Christian words. Full battery on driver is key. Pilot bit would help.

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So far this product has proved to be a good investment. I have used about two thirds of the screws. They work well with the Camo jig they were meant for. Following the instructions that come with the jig there is no problem getting the screws to seat into the deck boards. The screws are self taping so there is no need for predrilling. There is one problem I have encountered. If one makes a mistake it's hard to remove the screws as they have a tendency to strip out in the deck board . As I am a novice with installing deck boards I learned the hard way that using a drill motor to remove the screws leads to stripping the screws. I now use a ratchet with the driver that comes with the screws and back them out slowly. It sounds like I have to do this often but not so. I've only had to remove about 10 screws and that's because of my inexperience. A word of caution. The Camo jig has 2 tabs underneath which act as spacers and hold the jig in place and provide equal spacing between boards. As I can't seem to find perfectly straight boards I secure the ends of each board as I install them and then usually I have to drive in wedges between the new board and existing board to separate the 2 boards enough to get the jig's tabs into place. Without the Camo jig the screws don't seem to have much purpose. This system is fast once one gets used to the set up.

Screws were consistent and all performed their job as expected. Needed the stainless for western red cedar deck.