Wood screws are designed with aggressive threads to securely grip wood. Commonly used to join two pieces of wood tightly together or to attach hinges, locks, or other hardware to wood. Using a pilot hole slightly smaller than the wood screw diameter is suggested to prevent splitting.
Specifically designed for woodworking applications
Made from zinc plated steel for durability
Make a 7/32 in. pilot hole prior to installing the wood screw
A:Â The package of #12 x 2 in. Phillips Flat Head Zinc Plated Wood Screw (4-Pack) contains 4 screws.
by|May 6, 2021
Q:Is that 1.18 each screw or each pack????????????????????
by|Sep 22, 2017
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A:Â Per pack
by|May 5, 2023
A:Â The price noted is for the package of 3 screws.
by|May 4, 2023
Q:Do you have 1/4 "diameter screws
by|Aug 21, 2017
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A:Â Hi Smiley, we do not. We do offer a 1 1/4 in. I have provided the link below:
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-10-1-1-4-in-Phillips-Flat-Head-Wood-Screws-100-Pack-21052/100337970
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by|May 4, 2023
Q:When it the screw spec. state that #8 X 12 in., I thought that the #8 is the diameter (Head) an...
by|May 12, 2017
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A:Â The primary image is representative of the product category, not necessarily the exact size / width / length, etc. In this case the secondary image shows the 1/2" length and the length listed is accurate.
by|Apr 9, 2021
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A:Â #8 is the nomenclature for the shank of the screw not the head size. Length is measured from base to tip of the shank.
by|Jan 14, 2020
A:Â The photo is a generic screw. The actual screws are 1/2 inch as stated in the spec.
by|Jun 1, 2021
A:Â The number 8 indicates the diameter of the screw itself.
by|Jun 27, 2019
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Jul 26, 2023
I used these to construct a faux stump for a local theatrical performance of Wind in the Willows. I purchased four packs. They worked well for my purpose.
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Jun 27, 2019
Bought these it help install a draw on a work bench I built, they worked well, one did strip out ...
Bought these it help install a draw on a work bench I built, they worked well, one did strip out on me but the others did their job.
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Jan 13, 2019
Head came off when I screwed the first screw into my work piece. Tried the second screw, same thi...
Head came off when I screwed the first screw into my work piece. Tried the second screw, same thing. Even had pilot holes. Cheap junk, don't buy it.
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Feb 5, 2017
Purchased these a week ago for a small job at home - little did I know that these screws are junk...
Purchased these a week ago for a small job at home - little did I know that these screws are junk. They break in half under a lightest pressure - I struggled to even get them into my kitchen cabinet wall by hand. Drilling a precise hole for the full depth and even applying lube on the screw - even those measures resulted in a mixed success. I swear, these screws must be only good for putting them into putty. Anything more dense than that, they will be breaking in half in your hands, right where the threading ends and flat surface begins.
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Sep 3, 2016
These screws work if you're careful.
Having used many sizes of Everbilt wood screws over the years, I’ve gotten used to how they perform. They are not made of the strongest metal out there which means if you have to put a lot of torque, you should probably pre-drill AND use a screw driver that fits the head exactly. As long as one knows that going into a project, these screws do work and are a good value. For these particular screws, I only needed four but felt like the price difference between a small package and a 100 count package was a no-brainer. Now I have some the next time I need them.
Wood screws are designed with aggressive threads to securely grip wood. Commonly used to join two pieces of wood tightly together or to attach hinges, locks, or other hardware to wood. Using a pilot hole slightly smaller than the wood screw diameter is suggested to prevent splitting.
Wood screws are designed with aggressive threads to securely grip wood. Commonly used to join two pieces of wood tightly together or to attach hinges, locks, or other hardware to wood. Using a pilot hole slightly smaller than the wood screw diameter is suggested to prevent splitting.
Wood screws are designed with aggressive threads to securely grip wood. Commonly used to join two pieces of wood tightly together or to attach hinges, locks, or other hardware to wood. Using a pilot hole slightly smaller than the wood screw diameter is suggested to prevent splitting.
Wood screws are designed with aggressive threads to securely grip wood. Commonly used to join two pieces of wood tightly together or to attach hinges, locks, or other hardware to wood. Using a pilot hole slightly smaller than the wood screw diameter is suggested to prevent splitting.