Senco 08F175Y Duraspin# 8 by 1-3/4" Flooring to Wood Collated Screw (1, 000per Box)

Name: Senco 08F175Y Duraspin# 8 by 1-3/4' Flooring to Wood Collated Screw (1, 000per Box)
Brand: Senco
SKU: 800138
Price: 38.64 USD
Rating: 9.2 (100 reviews)

$ 38.64

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Based on 100 ratings

Easy to use

9.50

Value for money

9.28

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Product Description

Despite its durability, this product is highly functional

Manufacturing of this product takes place

The screws are 8" x 1-3/4" and can be used to attach flooring materials to wood subfloors

The tub is transparent to allow for ease of viewing

The screws are 8" x 1-3/4" and can be used to attach flooring materials to wood subfloors

The tub is transparent to allow for ease of viewing

The number of screws needed for extended flooring projects is 1,000

Easy spinning design and strong attachments make Duraspin the perfect spinning accessory

Questions & Answers

How well would these work if I wanted to attach pickets to a ?

The two different thread sizes on these screws are for attaching a plywood subfloor to a wooden joist, which is why they are of different lengths. This screw binds two things together inside, despite the fact that any screw can do the job. In the elements, I believe they are a zinc composition and will rust, but how quickly depends on what climate you live in.

Do you think that these screws can be used to install corrugated metal on a ceiling? Rather than use a drill and tin screws, I'm looking for a quicker solution. ?

Then again, I guess there is no reason why they couldn't be used for this, but they do not come with self-reporting capabilities

Selected User Reviews For Senco 08F175Y Duraspin# 8 by 1-3/4" Flooring to Wood Collated Screw (1, 000per Box)

The thickness of the plywood decking is 3/4 inch, so I have gone through one container of these so far (1,000) To finish this job, I have about 4,500 more pages to go, and I didn't have anything better to do today than write a couple of product reviews while I waited for things to dry up

5/5

First, I bought a container and tested them with the engineered lumber to make sure they would hold up before committing to 5,000 of these. Many different dozen of them were run in and out multiple times, until they went all the way through a scrap piece of 1 I tried what I could think of to get them to break. I ran them in 3" LVL and out 3" LVL again. The remaining 4,000 were ordered since I had been unsuccessful with the first 4. The bottom line is that these are great screws and I will continue to use This is the update to the comments that I made in the previous post after finishing up installing two sheets of 3/4" plywood decking last summer. The total number of screws I drove was over 4,900 without an unsuccessful driving, so I was obviously delighted with that number of screws driven. In the next step I used the same bit to drive almost 3,000 collated screws into board. It was very easy to install the screws and it worked well with.

Dominik Garner

| Jan 17, 2021

Screws that are grouped together

5/5

They are meant to be used with my collated driver by RIDGID. As well as saving me time by using a driver and collated screws, it also greatly reduced the time it took to install. These screws did not present any problems and they were easy to use.