Mini Skater 200PCS Small Cross Flat Head Tapping Wood Screws with Oxide and Wax 4 Size Screws Assortment Kit (Black&Bronze,200pcs)

Love this set of small wood screws. The antique bronze, in particular, are perfect for so many tasks I need to do in my 100yo Craftsman home. Just used 7 of the second-to-smallest size to secure door edge stripping and they look great! I'll be using black ones next to secure a stick-on door sweep. I like that they come in a transparent, compartmented (petal) box -- easy to see sizes and finish. I always pre-drill, and recommend doing that. A 1/16" drill bit worked well for me

I keep a package assortment of these things in my with my screwdriver . They come in very handy sizes and are very well made and durable.They don't strip easily and they're very easy to store. Saves an extra trip to the hardware store every time you do a project.

These tiny screws are exactly what I needed, however, the container is not labeled top/bottom. I peeled the plastic off and opened it to discover the compartments were upside down and now all the tiny screws are mixed together. To the manufacturer, if you read these, how about a little sticker labeled, "TOP"?

I had purchased some toy wooden rocking horses, and the screws were removed due to the handling in delivery (mangled metal rockers) so I repaired all of them with some elbow grease and these screws. there better than new now. I do a lot of crafts so the rest of them will be used for different crafts. I give this a thumbs up for quality very sturdy and the head is very strong for a tiny screw.

Using these on a box I built-like treasure box. Like the antique look, but on a couple of them, trying to screw them in by hand the heads twisted off for the feet of the box! Had to drill them out and try agin!

This had everything I need for my shelving hooks. Arrived next day.

Perfect amount of little size selections for around the house little projects.

I drove — or attempted to drive — 4 of these screws. Of those 4 screws, 4 of the heads broke off. A 100% failure rate.I must’ve been driving these screws into hardened steel, you may be thinking. Attempting to fasten the “S” onto Superman’s chest. Trying to fashion my own diamond earrings by fastening the platinum directly to the diamonds using these very screws. None of the above, I’m afraid. On the contrary, I was trying to attach a metal bracket to a piece of 1/2” birch plywood.If you’re reading this, and you had any part in the manufacture or sale of these screws, know that I hate you with all of my heart and I hope you stub your toes often, after walking on the coldest of floors. And I hope it happens because you attempted to build something with these godforsaken bits of — I hesitate to call them metal — junk, and some small piece became detached because, after looking for anything better — other screws, toothpicks, a gummy bear, you came up short and were forced to use your own product.