Cabinet to the wall with my Panasonic Multi-driver.
SWEEEET!!!!!!
Drill in normal mode, screw in impact mode.
Hole saw in the keyless chuck for the pipe holes.
NO impact mode for the keyless though! (Wrecked chuck)
Mr T
Do not try this at home!
I am an Experienced Professional!
Discover a concrete-free foundation option that doesn't require any digging.
"I have learned so much thanks to the searchable articles on the FHB website. I can confidently say that I expect to be a life-long subscriber." - M.K.
Dig into cutting-edge approaches and decades of proven solutions with total access to our experts and tradespeople.
Start Free Trial NowGet instant access to the latest developments in green building, research, and reports from the field.
Start Free Trial Now
Replies
Hope you used protection.
Please tell me you didn't catch any disuses, like Sheet rock screwsies
Excellence is its own reward!
These were Bathroom vanities.
I used the heavy duty screws that came with the cabs.
I am saving the Black 2-1/4" #6 DWS's for the big uppers in the Kitchen next week.Mr T
Do not try this at home!
I am an Experienced Professional!
AHa!
Now we know how you screwed up.;).
Excellence is its own reward!
Big T:
You said: "I am saving the Black 2-1/4" #6 DWS's for the big uppers in the Kitchen next week."
Assuming DWS means "drywall screws", I'd say use cabinet screws. Cabinet screws have a large pan head, and are made of better metal. Drywall screws are made of pot metal that can easily snap off. Also the heads require a counter sink predrilling or else you run the risk of splitting the cabinet wood. If you feel you must use this type of screws, use deck screws. They have much more shear strength.
Other than that, was it as good for her as it was for you? (her = your new toy... er, I mean tool). I can't wait to put my sweaty palms on a similar model...
I thot DW screws were made specifically for hanging heavy wall cab's?
no??
JeffBuck Construction Pittsburgh,PA
Fine Carpentery.....While U Waite
Exactly
I aint building no weight watchers access ramp!
And 2-1/4" are short enough so I am sure not to hit any wires or pipes that might be hiding in the walls.
Also, the reason they are called drywall screws, is that they hold really well if you miss a stud or three and just hit the drywall!Mr T
Do not try this at home!
I am an Experienced Professional!
If you use the DW screws don't forget to leave the instructions in the cabinets.
Caution use cabinets at your own Risk
"T" stand for "Troublemaker?" :-)>Kevin Halliburton
"I believe that architecture is a pragmatic art. To become art it must be built on a foundation of necessity." - I.M. Pei -
The T is for "TUDE"
Mr T
Do not try this at home!
I am an Experienced Professional!
I am curious if you used fine or coarse threads and were they the jet black ones or the lighter shade of black ones?
Don't you know you can catch STD if you screw in bathrooms.....
(Sheetrock Thread Disease)
Is that sorta like when two parakeets screw without protection and one gets cherpies?
aTrue compassion arises out of the plane of consciousness where I "am" you.
http://CLIFFORDRENOVATIONS.COM
Actually, when two pair of keets get together, you've got a quorum for the forum, if all four keets are agreed that SR screws are for drywall.
Excellence is its own reward!
Glad to know someone was paying attention.
Kevin Halliburton
"I believe that architecture is a pragmatic art. To become art it must be built on a foundation of necessity." - I.M. Pei -
yeah, did you bang your head against the wall saying "stupidstupidstupid" at least 3 times?
If not, you have too.... It's in The Book ;)The Count-Down begins, 82 days left
Actually, I considered just holding the remains of the drill up to my temple, suicide style, and putting a 1 1/2" fostner bit hole in it. I would have too - 'cept my drill was broke. :-)>Kevin Halliburton
"I believe that architecture is a pragmatic art. To become art it must be built on a foundation of necessity." - I.M. Pei -