AP8X112-5 T20 5-Pound Net Weight 8 by 1-1/2-Inch All Purpose Wood Construction Screws, 1050-Piece, Gold

I used these to put siding, flooring, and roofing sheathing on my backyard shed - these screws bite well, hold hard, and seem to be well-made. Only one of the several hundred I've used had too much powder coat in the star head, which is better than a lot of the other brands I've tried over the years. Will definitely buy these again when needed.

I haven’t used them yet, but I thought I’d send this in anyway. Note: These are T-20 not the usual - at least in my world - T-25 star drives. It says that right in the description. I just never knew there was such a thing. I’ll add more info later.

I just drove several hundred of these into cedar fence pickets with no problems. The star/torx drive makes putting these in much easier than phillips head screws.With regards to other reviews claiming they don’t start easy... They worked flawlessly and started easily when driven into cedar fence pickets backed by pressure treated 2x4s. For this application they work great.

Good screw, t20 torks head, you will need to change bits of you are using t25 tasters in your project. I like the size 8 it's smaller diameter is good for working with thinner pallet boards.

Well coated. Cannot strip the heads. Right length for wood fence pickets to stringers.After a couple monthes, finding screws are snapping and board is falling off. Some may have been overtightehed but others were not.

Without pre drilling it’s hard to get them started. I took apart a sprinkler box I made after it sat outside over the winters and had snow on it and a couple of the screws had broken coming out

The top most endearing qualities a screw can offer, is to fasten quickly and hold firmly. These screw (which I now own a lot of) are not the quickest screws to grab. That lack of bite can mean the difference between making a connection or having to reset your position with something a bit heavy to get better leverage to get that screw to bite. I don't feel these are junk at all, but I've seen more pent-up spinning of a screw with these to offer a bit of caution to these who want to work quickly with screws that mean business

I'm notoriously cheap but if you've been using Phillips head screws until now you're missing out. Trust me. These are great! Get a nice torx bit to go with them. They just. Work. Period.

Love the WoodPro screws. Self drilling feature reduces splitting. Torx head never slips.