PowerHead Screw Overview

Paul Akers provides an overview of all FastCap's PowerHead Screws.
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Paul Akers is the founder and president of FastCap, based in Ferndale, WA. FastCap is an international product development company founded in 1997 with over 2000 distributors worldwide. A prolific inventor, Paul holds many US and international patents. FastCap launches 30+ innovative products per year and has won Business of the Year multiple times. Paul and his wife, Leanne, have built FastCap from their garage into a multi-million dollar company. At its core, FastCap is a lean manufacturing company, determined to improve everything every day continuously. Our products reflect the idea that everything can be improved and the best ideas come from the shop floor.
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[@stevengriggs9748]

I really like the PowerHead screws, I have been using them to fix a oak front on drawers in my shop, I have an issue though, when I hit the oak I keep twisting the Torx 20 head off, so far the 2 that came with the pack and 2 more I had. Predrilled the last couple still got the last one. I just bought some impact torx bits so will see. Suggestions??

[@thepoplarshop]

Okay Paul, I'm getting ready to build my dream shop. I'm using 16 gauge 2X8 metal studs. I'm wanting to use the metal Powerhead screw for metal to attach the 3/4" sheeting for the roof and walls. My question for you is…. Will the Powerhead screw countersink itself, or do I need the Flush mount drill bit system to get the heads countersunk? I like the idea of oversized head on the screws for better holding power. Thanks for any info you can provide. Take care, Eric

[@FastCapLLC]

MrBigerock The short answer is it depends on the material you're using and how soft it is. Best thing to do is make a test. We're happy to send you sample screws so you can determine whether or not the flush mount system is necessary. Contact [e-mail] if interested. Paul

[@thepoplarshop]

Thanks for the offer Paul. Much appreciated. I'm going to try to make it to my local Fastcap dealer and look at the PowerHead Screw a little closer and ask the guys if they have any experience with them. Eric

[@WiZeR911]

Killer shirt Paul! :)

[@ThisTall]

These screws are so awesome, but there just WAY to expensive to use for installing cabinets. You have to buy like $1000 worth to get them under $.50/ea

[@FastCapLLC]

I look good because my wife dresses me in Tommy Bahama!!! Paul

[@naimkrasniqi3036]

diss for cavemen stoneage measurements, inch

[@FastCapLLC]

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