Square-X Drive Lube Finished Screws

Completely dry to the touch, the lube finish reduces friction for easier installation and protects the screws from surface rust. Square-X drive combines a square recess for non-slip fastening and Phillips for convenience.

Sharp thread angle cuts into wood to prevent splitting. Screws resists pullout with threads that cut nearly perpendicular. Slight but strong body minimizes distortion of material. Sharp point digs in with pin point accuracy. Uses #2 Square-Drive or Phillips bit. Optional Bin Boxes are available with your order.

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1) Submitted by Bruce, from Addison , VT on 3/14/2012 Customer Rating: These are my standard screws now. Great quality and the sizes I need at a price I like.

2) Submitted by Keith, from Cincinnati, OH on 11/9/2010 Customer Rating: Once you've used these, you'll never go back to the hardware store screws. I even recently bought some screws from another woodworking supplier and they are terrible compared to these. I figure a stripped head or snapped screw cost me an hour's time. For the very small, if any, premium for these screws, buying anything else is false economy. I also use square drive whenever I can. Positive driving and little cam if any cam out.

3) Submitted by Doug Watts, from Ephrata, WA on 10/22/2010 Customer Rating: Having lived in Canada for twelve years before returning to the USA, I have become a square drive enthusiast. In Canada, square head screws are common and Philips are rare. I did some research and found that around the time the Philips was developed, in 1909 a man named P.L. Robertson patented the square drive. The patent ran out in 1964 so the screws are called square drive now instead of Roberston which they are still known by in Canada. Philips was an American and Roberston a Canadian, so their designs caught on in their respective countries. I avidly dislike the Philips screw. It is lousy for many reasons. The square drive is stronger, easier to hold on the bit and seldom does the bit slip off the screw. The Square X is the best of the best because the bit torques the screw toward the middle of the face of each of the 4 sides of the bit. The bits do not round out as badly with the Square X. I have used these screws for 15 years and have tried other high end screws from other mail order woodworking supplies. The Square X is the best. They are also very strong. I don't remember ever breaking one, even in oak or maple.

4) Submitted by Brian, from Edgewater, MD on 8/9/2010 Customer Rating: The price and quality of these screws is fantastic. Well worth it.

5) Submitted by Tommy Ford, from Amory, MS on 8/14/2009 Customer Rating: I have these screws for many years after using other brands and your screws drive easer and work great on most all types fo projects around shop and home. The prices are good and time of delivery is great.

6) Submitted by Rob Andresen, from Charlottesville, VA on 5/24/2009 Customer Rating: Great driving screw. After using the 1-1/2" on a project I ordered 100 of each of the other sizes. No more snapped off heads even in hard boards.

7) Submitted by Ronnie Northam, from Cumby, TX on 3/5/2009 Customer Rating: I used these screws to build a toybox for my granddaughter, and I don't want any failures. This toybox will last her a lifetime.

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