3x25mm, TX10
UPDATE: I ran out and went and bought another pack of 200.
Pretty sure they are metal.
Sorry, I’ll see myself out now.
The huge air gap is there so that they don’t get crushed during transport. Just like bags of potato chips.
Torx, nice.
Most general purpose screws you find at the hardware stores here in Norway are torx.
The last related patent for Philips expired in the 60’s. No royalties are required since then. Also, the patents were filed with USPTO, which nobody outside the US care about.
Um, this is supposed to be dull, not awesome.
They’re threaded all the way to the top, so they’re mediocre.
Awesome screws don’t have threads in the first piece of wood. That way, they’ll pull the boards together as it free-spins in the outer board and tightens the second board.
Threads all the way through can leave a gap in your joint.
These are clearly made of metal, not wood. You can tell by the way they are.