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John Rumm
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Hammering screws
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Hi everyone
I've heard hammered screws are problematic to remove, but I've not had
any difficulty removing them, in fact they come out easier than
screwed in ones. And a good whack is more appealing than trying to
screw the sods in.
Are there any problems at all with hammered screws?
A bunch...
Higher insertion force / noise / vibration damage etc compared to a nail.
Higher cost than nails.
Lower pull out resistance than a screwed screw.
Case hardened screw more likely to shatter on hammering - and less
toughness than a wire nail.
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Cheers,
John.
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