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Silicon bronze wood screws - square drive head

Silicon Bronze Wood Screws - Square-Drive Head 8-Gauge

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Description

High-quality 8-gauge silicon bronze wood screws in a variety of lengths.  These silicon bronze screws have a square-drive head and are ideal for use as boat building screws.

The square-drive head makes fastening with your electric screw-driver or cordless drill very quick and simple. The driver bit will remain locked in and will not slip, unlike other head types.

Even buried in the wooden structure of a boat, silicon bronze screws will not corrode - unlike stainless steel screws which will corrode when shielded from oxygen and unable to build a protective oxide layer.

We also recommend silicon bronze screws (or silicon bronze machine screws for high-load situations) for fastening our bronze deck hardware.

You are welcome to buy individual screws or benefit from the following quantity discounts if you buy more (your discount will be calculated automatically when you enter the quantity above).

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SKUOverall LengthHead Diameter
YSH-030105 3/4" (19mm) 8.0mm
YSH-030110 1" (25mm) 8.0mm
YSH-030111 1-1/4" (32mm) 8.0mm
YSH-030115 1-1/2" (50mm) 8.0mm
YSH-030122 1-3/4" (56mm) 8.0mm
YSH-030116 2"(50mm) 8.0mm

4 Reviews

  • 5
    Slotty and twisty

    Posted by Stuart Ghent on 30th Jul 2020

    These screws are most satisfactorily slotty on top and highly receptive to twistiness. Otherwise unremarkable.

  • 5
    quality screws

    Posted by Brendan Hose on 14th Oct 2018

    fast service thank you. quality strong screws. got some lesser quality ones locally only to snap two of them off.

  • 5
    Silicon Bronze Screws

    Posted by Jeff on 24th Feb 2015

    If you need silicon bronze screws, go to Classic Boat Supplies. They supply the best and only the best.

  • 5
    This SCREW surprised even me

    Posted by GRAHAM on 23rd Dec 2014

    The advantage here is in the square head for the square insert tool, no mucking around slipping out, just straight home from the word go.