11.   Nuts and water jackets are often chrome-plated, and wood screws are turned so that the slots in the screw heads line up perfectly.

12.   On finished walls, mount shelf brackets to the studs behind the wallboard with two-inch wood screws.

13.   The hole accepts a flat-head wood screw, which is driven through the plaster into the lath base.

14.   The two most common fasteners for joining wood are nails and wood screws.

15.   Try driving a three-inch wood screw into the handle stub.

16.   When gluing the end of a board to another surface, it is necessary to reinforce the joint with dowels, glue blocks or wood screws.

17.   You can also use wood screws to fasten two pieces together.

18.   You can fasten loose floorboards with wood screws or finishing nails.

19.   You can also use a long wood screw to secure a loose baluster.