Is this strong enough to take long screws out of a wood board?
1121205
I don't know your situation specifically but I find that it is plenty strong at low speed.
1121206
Depending on many factors, i.e. Board density, thickness of board, length of screw, etc... I can honestly say that I've used this tool to remove 3 1/2" wood screws out of Canadian Rock Maple repeatedly. I trust this tool will work for you. Dave
1121207
The torque settings go from 1 to 21, but if you need "extra" power, you can put it in drill mode and it will remove almost any screw/bolt. I've owned both the D3DBL and the D3DBL2, the BL2 has slightly less torque than the original version but still a solid performer.
1121208
It should be.I have used it to remove stripped metal screw about 2 and half inches long.
1121209
Yes, it will take them out as well as put them in. I cannot remember putting long screw in oak, but I believe there would be no problem especially if you use pilot hole.
1121210
If you are talking deck type screws, no, you'll need the power of a drill/driver to do that. I use a Cable-Porter 20V Lithium drill for working with deck screws. If you're talking about an ordinary interior type weed screw, then it will probably do the trick.
437266
Yes, by it's front handle, it's plenty strong enough. I use mine to hang painless dent repair tools which are much heavier.
564226
Correct, but only if the previous nail or screw was not centered in the first place. You have to assume the person who put up the drywall originally did the job right. I suppose you could just use a strong magnet too, but it's worth the cost.
172806
It works great for screws especially ones that you install composite decking with. Lug nuts are a little too much for it but I have taken out bolts torqued at around 50 ft/lbs
23400
Yes. They are very strong and we are using them to hold a heavy laminate poster that is quite thick. I am very impressed with these. They look good and work really well!
808618
My husband had some screws. He only used to screws to hold condo together. Seems to be strong enough with just two screws. Good luck
81948
Yes. This unit also comes with wood screws for use with wood applications. Don't over tight or you will strip the wood.
336454
Probably. For my project this simply guided the hanger bolt, but my hanger bolts were longer than the tiny space there plates have for bolts, so the hanger bolt ended up going into the wood behind the plate. That was fine by me. I just kept screwing until it was very secure.
915848
No, it is not strong enough for that. It is great for what it is meant for...holding nails and screws.
1100338
The hook itself is very strong; I use one for a large beach towel and the other for two heavy terry robes. I think the issue is what surface you'll attach the hook, it would be fine if the backing it very sturdy.
383100
I don't think so. I will say that this is very well built with very good screws and wood. Much sturdier than my last one.
817723
Not very. I purchased these to hold a dry erase board to the fridge. These were not strong enough to do the job (even using all of them to cover the back of the board).
1197697
I'd advise against it. The tang for attachment is modest and you would want it all on a board for added strength.
1059322
I don't believe the magnets are strong enough. This is a series of small magnets mounted inside steel bar. It's really not quite strong enough for heavy duty tools, such as large pliers.
1046641
I haven't tried other screws yet, you would have to be careful how tight you put the screws with the beveled flange on dry wall screws it might split the wood . Try it on scrap.
476776
I would say no. They are small, for cabinet doors ...don't think they would be strong enough
1284281
Yes, I would trust this to find any metal in the wood. However, depending on the shape of the surface, it could take more than a few sweeps. I would also use the strongest magnet I could find, including an electromagnet. A compass will also deflect if the metal is close enough to the surface.