HOMEPAK 41814 Flat Head Phillips Wood Screws

As advertised

I ordered the HOMEPAK Wood Screws to complete a few odd projects around the home, and I'm certainly glad I did! Here's what I liked:Nice Weight and QualityIt was apparent from the minute I held the screws in my hand, that they're of a higher quality than some of the other options out there. They have nice, solid feel. Many of the low-quality screws I've worked with felt cheap and light.Catch Wood WellThe screws catch the wood well, so I didn't have to use a lot of force. I have had a huge problem in the past with cheap screws not catching the wood and forcing me to muscle them in. This often caused a lot of damage. Not a problem with the HOMEPAK screws.Flush Well with WoodThe HOMEPAK screws flush well with wood.They don't jut out. I hate when screws look bulky and conspicuous. It's a huge pet peeve of mine.Don't Strip EasilyMost importantly, the screws don't strip easily! There's nothing worse than screws that strip. I used the screws for a couple of projects around my home and had zero issues with stripping.Great PriceThe screws are inexpensive, but are still great quality. A good deal! There's a lot of them in the box too.I would definitely recommend the HOMEPAK 41814 Flat Head Phillips Wood Screws to anyone looking for a quality screws at a great price.

Nice pack

I buy everything I review. To receive FIVE stars, a product must meet >90% of the manufacturer's claims. I don’t subtract because I don’ t like the color or appearance (too subjective and personal). I review form, function, ease of use, and construction quality. Please forgive typos: I’m an evidence-based scientist, NOT a typist. If you find my review helpful, please click "YES". This helps me improve future evaluations (which I do for free to help people make more informed decisions).Their Claim: A variety of wood screws for your needsMy Verdict (details below): TrueTHis box contains six sizes of wood screws, made of metal. They have sharp tips which means they self-start in most wood except very hard woods which would require a pilot hole. They do not strip when used with the proper sized screwdriver. If you use one that is too small for the screw slots, of course it will strip it. Better to start with a LARGE head screwdriver and move downward until you find the proper size.This is what it is: a set of different sized flat head screws that work in wood. For the price, it's a good deal. I gave it four versus five stars only because it has six sizes; it should have at least 10 in my opinion.

If you plan on drilling a pilot hole for every screw these are probably ok, but they strip to easily to be drilled in wood without. Most would go half way in then strip and I would need to use pliers to remove them.