BCP Fasteners #8 x 1, 100 Qty Black Wood Screws - Phillips Modified Truss Head Wood Screws, Black Phosphate Coated Carbon Steel, Perfect for Wood-to-Wood & Thin Metal Fastening Projects BCP1079

As described won't bust the wood because of the washer

Work well on wooden post.

The item matches the description perfectly. It is built to be heavy-duty, ensuring durability and strength, making it ideal for demanding tasks. Additionally, the price is quite reasonable considering the quality and performance it offers. I wholeheartedly recommend this product to anyone in search of a reliable and sturdy option.

not as sharp as other deck screws

I liked the shipping they arrived on time. I used them on my miter saw stand I built and used the screws to attach 3 " caster wheels.

These are good screws, not much more to say. Now enjoy this short AI-generated story about wood screws if you were hoping to read a longer more comprehensive review about the nuances of these screws.Once upon a time in the bustling town of Screwsville, there lived a mischievous wood screw named Woody. Woody was not your ordinary wood screw; he had an insatiable appetite for adventure and a sense of humor as sharp as his threads.One sunny morning, Woody woke up feeling particularly mischievous. He decided it was time to play a prank on his neighbor, Nailsy the nail. Nailsy was known for being a bit uptight and always bragging about how straight and sturdy he was.Woody crept over to Nailsy's toolshed and found him dozing off. With a sly grin, Woody carefully unscrewed Nailsy's cap and replaced it with a small propeller. Then he replaced Nailsy's hammer with a rubber mallet.As Nailsy awoke, he was shocked to find his cap spinning like a helicopter blade. "What in the world?" he exclaimed, trying to steady himself. "I feel like I'm about to take off!"Woody couldn't contain his laughter, and his threads shook with glee. "Looks like you've become a high-flying nail, Nailsy!"Nailsy, still spinning, tried to grab onto something, but his rubber mallet only bounced off the workbench. "Woody, you rascally screw! What have you done?"Woody eventually took pity on his flustered friend and switched Nailsy's cap back to its proper place. "There you go, Nailsy, back to being a grounded nail."Nailsy huffed, clearly annoyed. "You and your screwy pranks, Woody. One of these days, you'll end up in a tight spot, and I won't be there to help you!"Woody winked at Nailsy. "Oh, Nailsy, life is too short to be so rigid. You should learn to loosen up, like a good wood screw!"As the day went on, Woody's prank became the talk of Screwsville, and the screws and nails shared a good laugh. Woody knew that life might get twisted and turned, but with a sense of humor, every twist could be a delightful surprise.And so, in the quirky town of Screwsville, Woody the wood screw continued to be the jester of the hardware world, reminding everyone that sometimes, a little humor and a few spins are all you need to keep life interesting.

These screws worked exactly as designed. Self tapped through mild, thin sheet steel and onto a 3/4" wood ledger board.

Drive into wood like butter and they are super solid.