Outdoor Screws

We could change much with a four-tooth design with just shorter teeth so we needed the longer teeth for the improved cutting but we needed only three of them to not have the core form so we just focused our efforts on a three-tooth design with refined cutting and so it took a lot of iterations because a lot of this isn't obvious and you can only science so much of it before you're now just experimenting with angles and you know we did a lot of prototyping and i feel like we got to a good spot 70-75 on the screw body Outdoor Screws it's a stainless steel tip i won't get into which stainless it is and it's also a aluminum hanger and i won't get into what material the hanger is either because some of this stuff in order to hit the weight targets and the strengths we had to go exploring aluminum alloys and do a ton of testing so i don't want to just give that away a little pet peeve of mine was color now we've color-coded the hangers themselves because when you're looking at your screws you're just looking at the top of them after 22 years at bd we had established camelot colors. Large metal corner brackets. Metal corner brackets for wood. Heavy duty metal corner brackets. Long metal corner brackets. Metal corner brackets screwfix. Decorative metal corner brackets. Corner brace brackets. L brackets. 

Outdoor screws screwfix. Railway Sleeper Brackets. Screwfix railway sleeper brackets. Railway sleeper brackets b&q. I had taken those Camelot colours and made the ice cream colours the same coating and so others in the industry have picked up not only on cam colour designation per size but also ice crew colour designation per size based on the cams and so we're just also doing that as well and there's no point in doing something different than what the industry and myself previously have helped determine and so yeah we're sticking with what is the industry standard at this point for colour we're actively trying to get the certification requirement changed in ice crews it's a 10 can Metal Corner Brackets requirement in cams it's a five can requirement and stoppers it's a two can requirement and so um it makes no sense that ice crews would be 10 in which in reality is stronger than most small cams by almost double in some cases it would make the 10 cm screw.

If you really stuck to only producing what could be certified unavailable and that would mean thin ice climbs are unprotectable and so I can't imagine telling climbers that it's safer to have nothing than it is to have small pro for rock roots i.e stoppers and small cams and you know not having any short screws for thin ice climbs you know we make things uh to serve climbers and climbers need short screws for climbing thin ice and certification be damned we will make short screws so when the steel ones come out we will make a seven it makes no sense to make a seven in the aluminium because there's so.