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Tag Archives: Screws
The Beginner’s Guide to Fillister Head Screws
Screws are often categorized based on their head. Pan head screws have a wide and flat head that resembles a pan, whereas truss head screws have a round head that protrudes out of the surface in which they are installed. … Read More
What Are Cup Point Set Screws?
There are hundreds of different types of screws. While most of them feature a pointed tip, some screws feature a cupped tip. Known as cup point set screws, they are designed to be driven completely into the object in which … Read More
How to Prevent Screws From Coming Loose in Wood
Screws are easily driven into soft materials like wood, but unfortunately they don’t always stay there. Over time, they may come loose. A screw may gradually work its way out of the pilot hole in which it was originally driven. … Read More
How to Choose the Right Hinge Screws
If you’re planning to install one or more hinges, you’ll need to choose the right screws. With the exception of weld-on hinges, most hinges are mounted with a set of screws. They feature several holes on each leaf. You can … Read More
The Beginner’s Guide to Flat Screws
Not all screws have a mushroom-shaped head that protrudes out of the surface in which they are installed. Some screws have a shallower, countersunk head. Known as flat screws, they are commonly used in furniture, door frames and other fastening … Read More
What Causes Stripped Screws?
Have you ever tried to remove a screw, only for your screwdriver to spin freely in the screw’s head? Most screws have a recess in the head. You can tighten or loosen them by placing a screwdriver in this recess … Read More
The Beginner’s Guide to Tamper-Resistant Socket Screws
Not all socket cap screws require a standard Allen wrench to install and remove. While all feature a recessed hexagonal head, some of them are designed with a built-in security pin. Known as tamper-resistant socket screws, they are used in … Read More