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Wow, that's impressive~! I didn't expect it to close that gap like that with the screw threads going into the edge of plywood. Nice demo~!

Your video preview still shows the thread reversed it hurts my eyes.

"Square head" screws are called Robertson head screws (a Canadian invention). Similar to the Philips head screws (the American "X" heads).

Shite particle board to start with 🤮.

Most of this crap is just over priced gimicktry from manufacturers. Stop falling for marketing BS to suck more money out of you. Screws are far too overpriced already.

Those look like some darned good screws! I followed the link and was very ready to buy. . . Shipping and handling were far higher than I think they should be. To say I'm hesitating would be to understate things a bit.

We just started using a similar style screw. Nice option to have around.

First time viewer great video taught a old dog something new

Pretty expensive with shipping for a hoppy that use a 1000 screws a year. Shipping is a deal breaker?

If only they weren’t Roberson drive/square drive :( Worst torque-based drive design ever invented, and you can’t change my mind on that.

It seems like these would draw the wood together better if there was a smooth section of the screw shaft for the first 3/4 to 1” below the head. Then it do pulls from the threads and readily slides on the smooth shaft. All threads and it won’t draw down as well because it will be fighting the threads in the upper section of the screw. Nice video discussion of the different screws! Those cabinet screws with the washer heads are great for so many things. I keep a stash of them laying around in 4-5 sizes.

Great little video. I've got a couple of 100 packs coming from quickscrews to see how they are in person. They look great. Thanks for sharing.

Screw such as that existed for a long time in decking industry. Head is deferent but counter clockwise portion is there for a while. However those screws have more opposite threads and they are TX if memory servers me right

Jeff you read my mind I was going to ask you about what screws are best for what application. What's the big difference between fine thread and coarse thread? That's where most of my confusion comes in. But this video was great for a novice like me. Perfect information. Thank you. I was looking at the website because you mentioned this company in previous videos and it was a bit confusing for someone like me for sure. Appreciate all the help.

Wow, killer price too. Thanks for sharing.

What ever happened to SAE? This mm crap is for the birds

Those are very interesting screws Jeff. Thanks for the demo! 👍👍

Nice! Q: what’s on the handle of your drill?

Confirmate made those decades ago. We always used them when doing Euro style cabinets, before we got doweling machine

Hi, Jeff. Do you guys have any coupon codes from Quickscrews? The shipping alone is 2x the cost of the screw pk themselves!😢

Yes! Could you please create the in-depth video you mentioned on drawer sizing and a detailed guide on installing the The Progressa drawer runners?

Another amazing video! Love the content you guys are putting out. I’m a full time cabinet assembler using the 750 confirmats in the same plywood you use. But I’m going to definitely look into the funnel heads. I don’t really like using 750 confirmats in plywood but they work awesome in melamine and mdf

Quick s crews and Saturdays just go together.

Is the bayonet hole the same location as Blum tandem ? I already own the Blum jig, was curious if I can still use it when I make the switch to Salice.

are you getting those direct from them or do you get them from hafele, sometimes stuff I get from HAfele are in their boxes

What screw would you recommend for installing HDF drawer fronts to 5/8" maple drawer boxes?

Great info, Jeff. I'll have to keep this in mind. Bill

Do you use those funnel head screws for attaching cabinets together at the face frame?

I don’t have any cabinet or other projects planned to use the screws, but I was still going to order 100 to try them. Unfortunately, quick screws is only offering an expensive quick ship option. It would be nice if they would offer a snail mail option so that folks wanting to “dip their toes in the water” can order a small quantity without breaking the bank. I will definitely keep them in mind for future purchases though.

That was one of the most educational videos I’ve seen on types of screes and kudos to Quickscrews for supporting your growing channel.

Really impressed with those results I’m definitely going to order some

I’m looking to get the same saw for my shop. What machine do you use for line bore and hole Placement for hinges and drawer slides. I was going to jump in and get an Anderson cnc but power in my building won’t allow…… yet

Track saw on steroids. I want one if I win the lottery one day 😂

You were surprised that a #8 screw wasn't as strong as 5mm shanked screw? Those Confirmat screw shanks are the same as the minor diameter of a #14 wood screw.

Opinions on this vs an air assisted airless system?

Bro persona Effeminately trimmed beard Backwards trucker hat … Wood slab epoxy table Dismissed. Time to grow up, kid.

My son has a large shop here in Florida. The former owner of the shop had a large Striebig saw which was included in the sale. While they are awesome, they arent necessarily awesome for all cutting. He primarily uses his for long cuts, including counter top material, but prefers a sliding table saw for the shorter cuts, and things like squaring up cabinet doors. He has them side by side, so that when cutting plywood for example one guy can do the long rips while a second guy does the short cuts. Another saw that gets lots of use is the straight line rip saw. It (almost) eliminates the need for a jointer.

Amazing machine. What is your main Business core to justify such a machine? What’s a ball park cost of such a machine set up ready to go?

Awesome machine. In a small business time is money what a blessing !

Yes, give us a more detailed video on the draw construction and sizing. Thanks for a great introduction to Salice draw slides.

So cool what an amazing saw.

Great video Jeff can’t wait to see how this comes together. Definitely something I would be interested in. Thanks for sharing

Awesome video Jeff. Pays to have all the good tools. (Even though I know you won the panel saw😅)🤘🤘

I was about to say it barely felt that cut. That’s crazy good. That’s things a beast! Nice looking slab too.

There’s something real satisfying about taking a crummy edge in some thick stock and making a nice clean straight edge rip. I run slabs on occasion on my Felder slider, just clamp it down with my pneumatic clamps and push it though! 😁👍🏻

Can that Striebig cut bevels?

Thank God yins saved it from becoming another epoxy table 😂

I fell for the clickbait! I was waiting to see your first river table. Next in line would be the frenchcleat wall of woodpeckers!

I am jealous seeing that beautiful piece of walnut and I am not a fan of epoxy, I just love old school table designs.

😂 That's so easy is it even considered woodworking? 😂 Amazing tool!