Pozidrive screws

[HowardH]

How hard is it to find posidrive screws in the sizes you can find for phillips or square drive? I use mostly 8's and 10' from 1" to 3.5" in both zinc and SS.   I don't like using Phillips anymore since they can cam out so easily and Festool doesn't make a Robertson Centrotec bit yet so that leaves posidrive if you want to take advantage of the Centrotec system.  It doesn't look like there are a lot of  choices out there.  I've never used them before so it is worth it to got the extra effort and expense to stock them verses just using a bit holder and the bit of your choice?

 

[Pete Pedisich]

Does the centrotec system have star drive / torx?
McFeelys, Fastenal, and the one that advertises in the back of FWW offer a range of torx screws, they work great.

 

[HowardH]

they do offer the torx in the centrotec system.  I've never used Torx before as I didn't ever have a need to do so.  I'll have to look them up in McFeely's.

 

[Vindingo]

I don't belive that McFeely's sells torx, but look into GRK Fasteners.  They are the best you can buy, and you will never want to use another screw again. 

 

[JeromeM]

How hard is it to find posidrive screws in the sizes you can find for phillips or square drive? I use mostly 8's and 10' from 1" to 3.5" in both zinc and SS.   I don't like using Phillips anymore since they can cam out so easily and Festool doesn't make a Robertson Centrotec bit yet so that leaves posidrive if you want to take advantage of the Centrotec system.  It doesn't look like there are a lot of  choices out there.  I've never used them before so it is worth it to got the extra effort and expense to stock them verses just using a bit holder and the bit of your choice?

No problem at all, everybody has them. And online sales from Axminster, Screwfix and all the usual suspects. 

http://www.screwfix.com/cats/A231354/Screws/Interior-Wood-Screws