Sheet Metal Screws vs. Wood Screws
I'm getting ready to mount my solar panels to my 5ver roof. It's 3/8" plywood. I'm planning two screws per bracket and four brackets per panel. I bought stainless steel screws for the mounting and pla...
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"No one uses true "WOOD" screws any longer"
I do. I have a full set of Screw-Sinks along with boxes of the corresponding size screws. The Screw-Sink drills a pilot hole and clearance hole plus will counterbore for a plug. I wax the screws before installing. Perfect for work on nice pieces.
However, a pan head or truss head sheet metal screw is what I would use for that application.
I do. I have a full set of Screw-Sinks along with boxes of the corresponding size screws. The Screw-Sink drills a pilot hole and clearance hole plus will counterbore for a plug. I wax the screws before installing. Perfect for work on nice pieces.
However, a pan head or truss head sheet metal screw is what I would use for that application.
