We drove more than 100 drywall screws with the DeWalt MAX XR drywall screw gun, and after the initial depth adjustment, each one went in quickly to the correct depth.

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When you want to fasten something to a wall but aren’t able to put the screw into a wall stud, you need to know how to use a drywall anchor. This little gadget allows you to support a load from ...

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Image: Akoustos AB Whereas a traditional drywall screw holds a panel of drywall snug against the wooden studs that make up the structure of a room, the Sound Screw features a flexible spring just ...

Purchase a drywall screw gun. These affordable tools allow you to countersink the screw head perfectly. You want the screw head to be 1/16 inch below the surface of the drywall paper.

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A fire that caused significant damage to an unoccupied home at 29 Anne Road Saturday night was caused by a drywall screw that had been previously installed through an electrical wire, said North ...

Drywall anchors are plastic or metal sleeves that expand as you drill into them, increasing the area on the rear of the drywall that’s holding the weight of whatever it is you’re attaching.

Screw in the drywall screw to a depth of only about 1/32-inch below the surface. Don't let its head break through the paper skin. The screw will hold it securely.