FASTENER INSTALLATION - FACE SCREW
Face Screw Fastening with the DRIVE
and CAMO
color matched composite screws.
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DRIVE tool setup:
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Make sure you have a T20 DRIVE bit installed in the DRIVE tool. The T20 bit is identified with a black color band on the
bit.
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Attach the clip guide on the DRIVE tool (see changing the guide section on page 7).
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Drill clutch setting: If your driver drill has a clutch setting it should be in "drill or maximum torque" setting position.
Gap Options:
The CAMO
DRIVE
allows for multiple gap options when installing deck boards. For wet treated lumber, the zero gap option
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allows builders to butt deck boards tightly together. If a gap is desired, secondary spacers may be used between the boards.
Board Installation:
Be sure that you have the correct bit size inserted for the fastener that you are driving! The DRIVE
bit sizes include in the package.
Screw Drive Depth:
Utilizing the Depth dial on the tool, you can adjust the depth of drive to your preference.
To begin deck board installation, lay the first board into position. Fasten the deck board with 2 screws at each joist using the
CAMO
DRIVE
as follows:
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Using the Tool Handle, apply downward pressure to make sure that the nose stays firmly in position with the board throughout
the drive process.
While maintaining positive pressure on the DRIVE
drill trigger and, running the drill at full RPM, drive the screw applying pressure throughout. The screw will be fully driven once
the driver drill and tool are full compressed.
Once the fastener is driven, retract the driver drill fully allowing the next screw to be pulled into place for driving. The next
fastener will automatically be loaded into drive position.
Repeat down the length of the board until the entire plank is installed. Do not skip any joists.
Visit www.camofasteners.com/videos for video instructions.
allows you to face screw deck boards down using CAMO
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tool, push the Driver Drill down to engage the bit and screw. Depress the
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collated face wood screws
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has both of the necessary
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