Is anything more frustrating than starting a project and realizing you don't have the right screws - so you have to go all the way back to the store? Cottage Life says there are nine types of screws cottagers should always keep around. They include wood screws masonry screws, pocket screws, deck screws, machine screws, construction screws, drywall screws, and self-drilling screws. Whew! Construction screws can be particularly helpful because they are, "Commonly used for framing or places with potential water or moisture. Usually made from brass and won’t rust."
Trying to figure out which screws are right for the project you're working on? Don't get caught up in all the choices, we'll break it down for you. Here are 8 common screw types you might encounter, when to use them, and how to put them to work.
Is anything more frustrating than starting a project and realizing you don't have the right screws - so you have to go all the way back to the store? Cottage Life says there are nine types of screws cottagers should always keep around. They include wood screws masonry screws, pocket screws, deck screws, machine screws, construction screws, drywall screws, and self-drilling screws. Whew! Construction screws can be particularly helpful because they are, "Commonly used for framing or places with potential water or moisture. Usually made from brass and won’t rust."