DON'T USE TRIM NAILS! Try These Instead...(TRIM HEAD SCREWS / TRIM SCREWS--Easy Woodworking Screws)
AFFILIATE TOOL LINKS:
WoodPro 2" Trim Screw Box:
http://bit.ly/WoodPro2inTrimScrew
GRK 1-14" Trim Screw Box 100:
http://bit.ly/GRK114TrimScrew
Hillman 1-5/8" Trim Screw 75-Pack:
http://bit.ly/Hillman158TrimScrew
Black and Decker 20V Drill/Driver Combo:
https://bit.ly/BlackDecker20VDrillDriverCombo
Dewalt 20V Drill/Driver Combo:
https://bit.ly/Dewalt20DrillDriverCombo
Jackson Palmer 208-piece Driver Bit Set:
http://bit.ly/208pcDriverBitSet
Dewalt 100 pc. Drill Driver Bit Set:
http://bit.ly/Dewalt100pcDrillDriverBitSet
Porter Cable Battery Brad Nailer:
http://bit.ly/PorterCable18GaBradNailer
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DON'T USE TRIM NAILS! Try These Instead... (TRIM HEAD SCREWS / TRIM SCREWS--Easy Woodworking Screws)
Trim nails can be tricky to drive by hand, and most new DIYers are yet to purchase a nail gun. Also, full-head screws can be overkill for many delicate woodworking/carpentry projects. This short video from The Honest Carpenter will show you the miracle of TRIM SCREWS!
Trim screws are essentially just screws with a much smaller head, similar to the head of a trim nail. This allows the head to sink beneath the surface of lumber without trying to displace so much wood.
Full head screws are prone to SPLITTING lumber, even at times when you pre-drill and countersink (as you always should).
Trim head screws will often snug their way in beneath the surface of softwoods without causing this splitting. For this reason, they're also easier to drive.
Trim head screws typically have a square slot, or star slot for bits (phillips and flathead bits just won't fit in the tiny head). Also, they tend to be in the #1 gauge, as opposed to the typical #2.
Trim screws are now made in a variety of finishes--similar to drywall screws, decking screws, and cabinet grade screws.
If you're tackling finer work, don't worry about hand nailing with finish nails. And don't try to drive full head screws in small delicate spaces. Just give trim screws a try!
Thanks for watching!
Visit us at The Honest Carpenter Website:
www.thehonestcarpenter.com
Be sure to check out our other videos as well:
Hammer Drill Vs. Regular Drill:
https://youtu.be/d6amOra1qZg
#1 Tip For Easy Shelving:
https://youtu.be/NwxIsvg71n4
Видео DON'T USE TRIM NAILS! Try These Instead...(TRIM HEAD SCREWS / TRIM SCREWS--Easy Woodworking Screws) канала The Honest Carpenter
WoodPro 2" Trim Screw Box:
http://bit.ly/WoodPro2inTrimScrew
GRK 1-14" Trim Screw Box 100:
http://bit.ly/GRK114TrimScrew
Hillman 1-5/8" Trim Screw 75-Pack:
http://bit.ly/Hillman158TrimScrew
Black and Decker 20V Drill/Driver Combo:
https://bit.ly/BlackDecker20VDrillDriverCombo
Dewalt 20V Drill/Driver Combo:
https://bit.ly/Dewalt20DrillDriverCombo
Jackson Palmer 208-piece Driver Bit Set:
http://bit.ly/208pcDriverBitSet
Dewalt 100 pc. Drill Driver Bit Set:
http://bit.ly/Dewalt100pcDrillDriverBitSet
Porter Cable Battery Brad Nailer:
http://bit.ly/PorterCable18GaBradNailer
(We are an Amazon Affiliate--so when you shop through these links, we receive a small commission at NO EXTRA CHARGE TO YOU. Every little bit is greatly appreciated!)
DON'T USE TRIM NAILS! Try These Instead... (TRIM HEAD SCREWS / TRIM SCREWS--Easy Woodworking Screws)
Trim nails can be tricky to drive by hand, and most new DIYers are yet to purchase a nail gun. Also, full-head screws can be overkill for many delicate woodworking/carpentry projects. This short video from The Honest Carpenter will show you the miracle of TRIM SCREWS!
Trim screws are essentially just screws with a much smaller head, similar to the head of a trim nail. This allows the head to sink beneath the surface of lumber without trying to displace so much wood.
Full head screws are prone to SPLITTING lumber, even at times when you pre-drill and countersink (as you always should).
Trim head screws will often snug their way in beneath the surface of softwoods without causing this splitting. For this reason, they're also easier to drive.
Trim head screws typically have a square slot, or star slot for bits (phillips and flathead bits just won't fit in the tiny head). Also, they tend to be in the #1 gauge, as opposed to the typical #2.
Trim screws are now made in a variety of finishes--similar to drywall screws, decking screws, and cabinet grade screws.
If you're tackling finer work, don't worry about hand nailing with finish nails. And don't try to drive full head screws in small delicate spaces. Just give trim screws a try!
Thanks for watching!
Visit us at The Honest Carpenter Website:
www.thehonestcarpenter.com
Be sure to check out our other videos as well:
Hammer Drill Vs. Regular Drill:
https://youtu.be/d6amOra1qZg
#1 Tip For Easy Shelving:
https://youtu.be/NwxIsvg71n4
Видео DON'T USE TRIM NAILS! Try These Instead...(TRIM HEAD SCREWS / TRIM SCREWS--Easy Woodworking Screws) канала The Honest Carpenter
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