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TIMCO Woodscrews for Masonry - Mixed Tray with Plugs and Drill Bit - 261 Pieces - £6.50 @ Amazon
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Mixed Tray - Screws Plug & Drill Bit
A selection of countersunk, zinc plated and yellow passivated woodscrews with nylon plugs for fixing to masonry. 6mm masonry drill bit included.
Woodscrews:
3.5 x 25 - 50
4.0 x 25 - 30
4.0 x 30 - 25
4.0 x 40 - 25
5.0 x 40 - 15
5.0 x 50 -15
5.0 x 80 -15
6.0 x 30 - 75
Masonry Drill Bit 6.0 x 85 - 1
A selection of countersunk, zinc plated and yellow passivated woodscrews with nylon plugs for fixing to masonry. 6mm masonry drill bit included.
Woodscrews:3.5 x 25 - 50
4.0 x 25 - 30
4.0 x 30 - 25
4.0 x 40 - 25
5.0 x 40 - 15
5.0 x 50 -15
5.0 x 80 -15
6.0 x 30 - 75
Masonry Drill Bit 6.0 x 85 - 1
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Edited by a community support team member, 27 October 2022
10 Comments
sorted byWhy have they provided wood screws in a pack with a masonry bit?
Thanks
The common screw types are wood screws, self tapping metal screws, concrete screws and plasterboard screws.
A standard wood screw is expected to have a relatively deep thread that has a standard spacing, that is compared to something like a metal screw that would have a shallow thread with a greater number of threads per mm, I.e. it wouldn’t bite into the wall plug plastic as well
The masonary bit is included for using the included wall plugs.
It is not possible to rely on a 3.5mm screw in a 6mm plug for anything of any weight at all. You can probably get it to hold to some degree, perhaps drilling a 5mm hole and hammering the wall plug in. The Fischer plugs I use suggest a 6mm plug will take a 4to5mm screw. Or a 5mm plug would take 3to4mm screw (edited)
A 3.5mm screw probably wouldn't work in the same plug as a 6mm screw either.