Drywall Screws!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Brian E. Kelly]

I almost a finger in the cabinet handle.

[Brian A. MacNeish]

Originally Posted by bkelly2

I almost a finger in the cabinet handle.

How big a guy are you, Brian??

Gets pretty bad out there, eh???

[Dale Duffy]

Originally Posted by bkelly2

I almost a finger in the cabinet handle.

I don't seem to see any wood entrails on the screw ends...must of missed the studs ya think?..............

[Barry Adair]

Glad you weren't hurt

I'm always leery of homers cabinetry, seen too many just like yours

Hope your GL is paid up, those *****hole$

I always toe/screw downward when studs aren't present

[Dale Duffy]

Originally Posted by badair

Hope your GL is paid up, those *****hole$

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[Doug Edwards, CMI]

Judging from the number of screws they were looking for the studs and just give up. Or ran out of screws.

[Brian E. Kelly]

Originally Posted by badair

Hope your GL is paid up, those *****hole$

I have an insurance story for you Barry, but it will have to wait.

[Marcel R. Cyr]

Brian, was this for real, if it is I don't believe it. ha. ha.

If it is, I hope you did not get hurt.

Dale, how could you tell there was no blocking in the wall? It fell down.

Ahh, you sly fox, My dear Watson, notice the fine gypsum dust on the screws and no wood particles.

Elementary my dear Watson.

Nice Dale.

Marcel

[Jack L. Gilleland]

Even a bad stud finder does a better job than that.

[Mark A. Timpani]

no insurance, failed during testing

[Jeffrey R. Jonas]

Originally Posted by dduffy

I don't seem to see any wood entrails on the screw ends...must of missed the studs ya think?..............

Duh !!! That's why they call 'em drywall screws, and not wood screws... (just funnin' wit ya).