M4 Laptop Computer Screws, 440 Pcs Countersunk Head Flat
M4 Laptop Computer Screws, 440 Pcs Countersunk Head Flat Head Phillips Screws, SSD Electronic Notebook Repair Replacement Fastener Screws with Hex Nuts for Computer, Electronic, PC
| Weight: | 420 g |
| Dimensions: | 22.3 x 12 x 1.9 cm; 420 Grams |
| Part: | YOUYIDUN |
| Colour: | B |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Manufacture: | CHINA |
| Dimensions: | 22.3 x 12 x 1.9 cm; 420 Grams |
| Reference: | YOUYIDUN |
A very useful set of screws to have in your DIY tool set. A wide selection of screws of different sizes which would see you through most everyday jobs. The screws seem to be of decent quality and are great they don’t need pre-drilling.
They come in a good, strong organiser box so they aren’t going to get muddled and are quick to hand.
You get 200 screws so these will last you through a fair few jobs, I think they sell at a reasonable price and I’m pleased with my order.
This set has plenty of variety for the bolt lengths and I got this for when I need to fix things around the house as my old set has run out. There is a coating on each item and this is meant to protect it from the environment. My old set never had this and so rusted when I used them outside.
I like the organiser box that comes with it as it makes selection clear and keeps everything in place.
Quite a difficult product to review as there is pretty much nothing wrong with the items. All well made and from a nut and bolt perspective, look good.
This set provides good value for money. 520 pieces of M4 nuts, washers and screws in various lengths (from 6 mm to 30 mm) are plenty to choose from. Made of high-quality steel and treated with an anti-corrosion coating, the screws and nuts are durable. Hex keys, also known as Allen keys, are needed to tighten the screws.
I cannot fault the set, I can only rate it as A+ product.
You get plenty of screws in this set to cover you for a good while unless you’re addicted to eating laptop screws or something.
Indeed, I have no real complaints for this kit other than the copious amount of what I can only assume is an anti-corrosion agent that covers the screws. It’s enough to stick them to the inside of the lid when you open it, and I found I kept dropping them until I had given them a wipe.
One might say that it’s better to have a greasy box of screws than a box of dry, corroded screws, which you’re probably right. It’s just my opinion.
Size wize they’re fine, I haven’t counted them but if anything I would say the count is probably more than stated, rather than under.
A good pack, just double check the sizes you need before you order.
his is a decent kit with an assortment of all the items you might need to install m6 sized threaded inserts into your projects.
you get enough of each piece that you should be good for a lot of builds before you run out of anything
the case they come in is of good quality and sturdy enough to hold them safely for as long as you have them knocking around your workshop. it also includes a foam sheet to keep stuff from getting mixed up which is very nice.
for general diy level tasks i don’t think you can go wrong. i’ll happily recommend.
The ‘140pcs 1/4-20 Threaded Inserts for Wood’ arrived in a partitioned plastic storage case.
I have been using these types of inserts for a number of years. My preference is the screw in type as although they are larger than a normal screw, they will survive multiple insertions of the screw and having a larger area of contact, retain well in the wood to which they have been inserted.
It is nice that the appropriate wrenches have been provided not only for the screw, but also to insert the screw insert.
Also having screws provided with the inserts eliminates the hunting through for the right screw in amongst your fixings.
I am happy to have these, they are very handy things to have around. Unfortunately I just got done decorating about 2 weeks ago believe it or not, and it did involve putting things up onto my freshly painted walls. These have come a little too late for me to make use of them immediately but the thing I like to say about certain DIY products/materials is that it is better to have them and not need them than to need them and not have them!
The little box/tray they come in is sturdy enough and opens easily as well as shuts securely. I like that all of the screws and plugs are not just in their own compartments, but the relevant ones are next to each other meaning that you know intuitively which size plug goes with which size screw. As for the plugs and screws themselves they seem good to the touch, I just don’t have a particular project at this moment in time to test them out thoroughly. Happy with item(s), great to have around for when the need arises and well organised/presented in the secure plastic box them come in.