Sick of breaking screws

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Scott
Corporate Member
A forgotton tool for sure, though most of your problems were probably using too small of a drill bit. That can be a pain needing a couple of bits to step the hole with the tapered wood screws. I tend to use metal screws for that reason.
 

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Dennis
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Another remedy to that is to use the tapered countersink bits available for wood and MDF.
 

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Jim
Ha, my dad taught me the soap trick 50 years ago, always had a bar on his workbench when he was making wooden purses for my mom (mahogany usually)
 

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Scott
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Was thinking. What is the advantage of the tapered wood screw? Is it a holdover from manufacturing in previous centuries?
 

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