You Will NEVER use a different drywall anchor again after you see these!
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- How to hang a picture in drywall, sheetrock without creating a large hole. These are the best drywall anchors I have ever used, and will probably be the last you will ever buy (one anchor will support 66lbs)
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Package include 60Pcs Anchors and 60Pcs Screws,0.47" x 1.18" (12 x 30mm).
2.Material: Made of carbon steel and zinc plated processed for maximum durability. With great corrosion & oxidation resistance.
3.Self drilling anchors,Its special split design in the ribbed anchors expand on two opposing sides while you tighten the screw, increasing holding power. Won't break, hangs up to 66 lbs.
4.No hole or drilling required,easy to use and do less damage to the wall. this anchors are specially designed for drywall and can help you quickly install screws on drywall.easily remove for reuse and no big hole left in the wall.
5. Wide application, Anchor in fixing for medium weight applications on drywall, Plasterboard, wallboard, sheet rock . Heavy duty Self-Drilling Anchors for hangs TV, Bike, shelf Straps, Cabinet & Decoration Fixing Curtains, Calligraphy, Wall Cabinets.
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I can’t imagine someone so depraved they would actually take your picture down! Seriously?!
Hahahahahaha, this comment is getting pinned!!!
MachTwo,
That’s just cold man!
@@ToolReviewZone You should go look at the 1 star rating that was given to it in the Amazon link you gave... Someone obviously doesn't know how to use a hammer 😂😂😂
@@meme5887 It looks like he has a plaster wall. That's not going to go into the lathe properly.
Wife or new girl friend gets jelly...you know how it is.
They don't have great reviews on Amazon, lots of people thought they were good but many didn't. Common things were... they broke pounding into the drywall. They stripped out while inserting the screw. They didn't pull out very easy and often broke apart. Just various experiences to consider
These look nice for when you're in need of a screw. I also love Monkey Hooks. A small hole and they hold a lot of weight.
Listen to me!
These are the BEST anchors available!!!
I have them holding up several pictures in my home....some weighing between 60 and 85 lbs!
These anchors and cheap and very reliable!!!
Agreed. I only use these for my house. They are super reliable.
I have been using these for a long time. Most sensible drywall hangers. An overkill for small hanging objects but great for heavier object. Not always available when shopping pre internet.
I recently used them to hang some curtain rods. They are pin point precise and so easy to use. I love them!
Awesome, I just did the same. Tha ks for the feedback 👊👊👊👊
@@ToolReviewZone 🤨
Using them here in ireland years ....they are great up to a certain weight and as you say very low damage after
Why the freak did it take 2 thousand twenty one years to invent this? Boy are we stupid.
Looks great for dry wall, but how well do they work on plaster & lathe walls of older homes? Would driving them in crack the plaster?
plaster & lathe walls most often are thicker than the half inch drywall he's working with. Also plaster & lathe walls are much more brittle so the hammering action probably will have the blow out effect on the inside leaving the hole weaker overall. At 2:08 in the video there is the beginning of blow out along the top of the anchor. I've never seen that type of anchor but it does look like it will do a good job.
So, no need to use Molly screws anymore?
Why have I never seen these before if they've been around since the 90s...?
My first thought is regarding shelving support, would they best be installed in a wall horizontally?
Would vertically increase the chance that any weight would cause these to - over time - tear downwards through the drywall like a knife?
Probably want to go horizontally. I'm guessing that there is a reason you never see these anymore.
Also the trick with the big plastic screws is when you're done, just screw them in tight enough to be a little bit countersunk, and then mud right over them. No need to remove them.
The problem with these thin ones is they crush up the drywall and the backing, so even if you dab a bit of mud on the front, there's still a big hole in the wall. It's a very weak spot you could just poke your finger through. You would want to put some sort of tape on where you patch it. Which defeats the purpose.
The photographs on amazon show them horizontal and TRZ showed them vertical, but your question pretty much gave me the answer and J C confirmed it. Thanks!
Again an awesome product demo accompanied by an awesome shirt!
Hahaha, thanks fdm👊
Monkey hooks are the best for hanging pictures and stuff on the wall with minimum damage. I work for a home builder so when we stage a model home we use them cause they leave a small hole. Usually have to patch the holes before the new home owners take possession
What is the name of this drywall anchor? Don't see the link.
Awesome. You are funny as hell. Well hell isn’t that funny. But you kind of are.
Hahaha, thanks Thomas!!!!!
I’ll e looking for those things in Home Depot
I want to put up a picture of you. How do I get a photo?
Those look great. And they're not gonna strip out the sheetrock and just spin in place, like the former favorite you mentioned
Who makes them and where can I get them?
In the link located in the description under this video
@@ToolReviewZone "Currently Unavailable. We don't know when this product will be in stock." Looks like you emptied Amazon's supply
amzn.to/3pYdL64. They sell out super fast
Shout out to my uncle. He’s a legend!
Not sure who he is, but I'll shout him out too!!!
@@ToolReviewZone he’s u bro. 😂
Hahaha, my dude. You changed your name?
@@ToolReviewZone yeah
@@ToolReviewZone This was a hilarious exchange!
I LOVE that style of anchor! The ones I used were a black spring steel, but the same concept. You could hang a WALL from your picture!
I love these DW plugs, my tenant had an old plasma TV (30kg) I used 6 of these, mount is solid as a rock.
Edit: For less noisy insert, pre-drill with a 1~2mm drill bit.
Are you sure these are strong enough for a 30kg tv?
Awesome sauce... I placed your picture in the "I do not see you" pile. The scary part is that I had your picture in the first place😬...
Thank you for brining it to us and to the savvy subscribers for sharing it.
Hahahahaha, thanks Robert 🤣👊
Holey cow. What a different experience. I was anchored till the end.
Omg 🤣🤣👊👊👊
Been using them for years, they are my go to for fixing to drywall. Respect from Ireland
How do these compare to the 3m wall claws?
Edit:
It's been about a week later and I just bought some to test out and use on my Milwaukee Packout wall mounts. Here's what happened
Bought a pack of 50
Used on the drywall portion of my garage
Used 16 total
They hammer in pretty easily 👍🏽
They feel somewhat cheap, but then again they were so can't complain too much
Didn't happen but I could feel how a potentially wrong angle swing can bend or snap one of the sides of the face/head 👎🏽
When screwing the screws in, one of them partially pulled the anchor out of the wall, and by result opened a wider hole in the wall 👎🏽
Packout wall mounts were loaded with Milwaukee power tools (M18 high torque 1/2 impact wrench, M12 impact driver, M12 hammer drill, M18 router, M18 orbital sander, M12 circular saw, 4 M18 batteries, 2 M12 batteries)
Overall felt sturdier than I thought they would 👍🏽
For light to medium jobs, would recommend 👍🏽
For heavy duty jobs, would not recommend 👎🏽
Shut up and take my money! I hated the big holes…
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I. Am. Sold. Thank you.
aaaaaand they are sold out...
Currently unavailable.
I followed the link............this is the message on amazon...................We don't know when or if this item will be back in stock.
Ya just reminded me ta put a handle on the rubbish bin....a screw will suffice....thank ya
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This is perfect! I can now take down my VCG picture and put up my TRZ picture!
Excellent!!!! You can just hang mine directly over his brother 👊😎
That is real nice like…. Awesome product…. I would like to see them with pan head screws..
Ive been using zip its for some time. When building hotels i found that depending on the brand the nylon ones are stronger than the metal ones. Along the lines of fateners to hang crap on i found some big assed hooks about 15 or 20 years ago at a big lots or somewhere. These are amazing. They make a tiny hole in the drywall and leave only about 3/8 of a small strong wire sticking out. Some are capable of holding 75lbs. Home depot sells some now. I swear by them. Last ones i bought had a free laser level in the package. I bought 6 of them.
Monkey Hooks
@@chrisperrien7055 is that what they were called? As a contractor im always keeping an eye out for new great things. I bought a crap load of packages that had laser levels in them and gave them to a bunch of my friends who would drive rebar through sheet rock to hang a picture on. Then id show up and find stuff still making huge holes in their walls and hooks all over the place with black sticky shit all ovevr them. Theyd use the laser to mess with their dogs. Turns out the hooks are great for cleaning out the resin in their pipes or picking their finger nails with. I gotta get better friends
Monkey hooks
@@steve32221 theres another fastner for hanging crap you may know about but just in case ill tell you. They are large hook like metal rods very small diametrr. Designed to make a tiny hole in drywall. Some will support 75 lbs. The way theyre designed they leave about 5/16" of a hook sticking out for pictures mirrors etc to hang on. I got my first ones very cheap at big lots. I think homedepot sells them now
That picture would clear out all pest, children included. HAHAHA Just teasing
Workbench, Teeheheee...
Would’ve liked to see how they hold up when there’s some weight hung on them. Or try pulling one out with pliers?
I haven’t used them yet, but I think it would be better hammering them in so that the “blade” part is horizontal….that way any vertical force is applied to the flat part of the blade, not the “cutting” edge. I have no idea if any of that made sense.
The round threaded cone anchors are better than the nylon ones. The nylon ones (the first type) break a lot, even screwing them in. The metal ones are still my first choice, and the hole they leave is fairly easy to fill. These metal spring-pop-out anchors being demonstrated don't look to me like they would hold as much weight and resist a direct outward pull as the conical (metal only) screws. which, besides heat shrink tubing, has been my favorite invention of the last three decades for fasteners and wiring. Stay away from any plastic anchors because they are crap, even though the specs claim they support more weight. It doesn't matter if they break before you get them installed.
sweet! I was using the plastic screw anchors too.. these are definitely better
Your previous favorite drywall anchors are garbage. Maybe i'm an idiot, but in my few decades of experience, this pieces of garbage wouldn't hold for anything. I love toggles.
Those new anchors look pretty good. I usually use the old fashioned metal molly ones. They are still the Best, after all these years.
Drywall anchors are all about application. This thing is horrible but ok for small relatively light things. For heavier more secure applications you need something better. There’s a lot to choose from. It’s about getting it right.
I prefer the OOK picture hanging hooks. HD sells a pack of 17 pieces for $10. Do NOT buy the knockoffs sold by HangZ. They WILL not hold. The bigger OOKs hangers will easily hold 100lb.
Will these work with Sheetrock/firewall behind drywall? Every plastic anchor gets destroyed.
No, I'll stick with the worm drive fastener and use a #2 Phillips to poke the hole and then drive it home slowly until seated correctly. You have double action with good worm drive anchors, the worm itself and the spread on the other side of the wall. The size of the hole matters none as it's easy to patch if and when needed (any size hole even a break away). For a picture frame 36x36 inches I would be more then comfortable with using a nail unless the frame was made of lead. A nail on an angle will hold allot of weight in the downward direction, it's the lateral force where your exampled anchor will fail before the worm drive installed properly. Is what it is, again no I would not use this anchor.
@Curiosity Interesting about your mention of the lateral force. Do you think if he slid the metal wing tips verticaly, instead of Horizontaly, it would be stronger hold? Seems to me, the wings should open all the way back-flat against the material, even Bigger wings, for the heavier stuff. Needs to be Tweaked eh? Anyway, Makes sense to me. Maybe... :) Thanks for sharing your point of view. Very interesting tought. Take care Curiosity~ Stay Well everyone.
Would be interesting to see how well it holds up in plaster walls. Seems like it would go in easily due to the hammering but I'm skeptical that the screwing in would cause the plaster to break up.
U cant hammer into plaster with that type of design, so no. Plaster is basically weaker cement, so think of it that way.
Is there a version that is NOT sold from China? I hate supporting Amazon's practice of listing so many stores from China.
lol, i am cracking up. i need to get a life 😄 ...but thank you! also! and will be checking these bad boys out
OK Buhbuh… how much weight will they hold. I’ll bet not half as much as the fancy Shmancy anchors that are sold in the UK but oh no Not Here.
Nice anchors BUT, looks like your video done sold them out. Gotta order for earliest delivery of December 28th right now. I feel cold and alone now thanks.
Oh! Tha's real naice like.
Hahaha 🤣👊
These look really handy if you need to hang something light. For heavy items I prefer the Togglers. They are definitely more difficult to install but they have really good contact on the back side of the drywall.
These are good in numbers. I used 6 per shelf and this thing is sturdy as ever.
NOPE!! Bought them and today the end piece to drill in constantly bent/snapped off
Awe the drywall anchors..how something so simple can get so fucked up
so tired of these video stating with politician ads which are mostly false advertising or just half truths. Just stop
Sounds like a good product could you send me a picture of you pronto before hallowe’en passes
Very cool... guess I can go ahead and take your pic down... To bad it was a great dart board... .. lol.... thanks bro.
Cool. I'll give it a try. 60 pound rating? That can handle my big mirror.
Yeah..they sell these on Amazon but I have always preferred the self tapping zinc or plastic threaded in inserts...my theory is ..if you don't know how to patch drywall...you shouldn't be allowed to hang pictures ..shelves or hooks on it...
Seems that bang in type is rated for 60 lbs and is simple enough...
In the end its choosing between a big old hole or a smaller tighter one.
I like! Have been using the plastic ones as well - big hole and lots of dust!
So where do we get that sweet sweet wall art??
Unfortunately the TRZ personal art has been sold to the Smithsonian for the world to enjoy forever brother. They just picked it up today
Thank you for this link. I have used a similar anchor, with the Bulldog brand name for years. I used to get them at WalMart, but they no longer carry them, and I haven't found them anywhere else. This design is GREAT. Thanks again.
Awesomeness 👊👊👊
I don’t know how you find time to get all these cool reviews done man,,,, what with you also being the lead singer in Hayseed Dixie. ( anyone in doubt, check out some o’ their videos )
Have you tried Fischer Duopower wall plugs? I just got a box for hanging a mirror on what I think it plasterboard dabbed onto brick, but it sounds kind of hollow. But these plugs can be used in either, so hopefully I'm sorted either way. They can also be used directly into brick etc and can hold an insane amount. You have to drill a hole though, but they do seem very versatile.
Would these work for thin metal like for a mobile home exterior
Do they make deeper ones for double drywall (aka 1-1/4" thick)
I cannot find these on any of the usual web sites. Have they been discontinued?
I heard your bit slip and the screw you showed looks to be a posidrive, Is that the case? Does a driver also come in the package? i really like the the look of those anchors.
Forget pozidrive and buy the less expensive Robertson
@@phcalama Canada for the win .
Its funny but I have a very specific application for drywall anchors that I need almost everyday during heating season. No anchors work in the 1" drywall behind the 60 year old base board electric heaters that constantly fall off the walls because the drywall has become brittle in 60 years of heat loading. I have 430 electric baseboard heaters that all have 10-30 drywall screws added over the years. This might be a viable solution. I just turned 36 60-100amp breakers on for the heat in my buildings and I'm gonna get a couple hundred of these and see if they work.
Well, instead of a mere picture of him I build my own iconostasis with multiple hand carved relif work of him in the spare room. No holes in plaster wall required as it is free standing. Ha. 😉
Anyway I love your videos. Funny.
Hahahahaha, freaking awesome comment Neder 🤣🤣🤣
Was/am sold on the nylon anchors, but... have had similar issues, stripping and breaking. I bought some and thinkit will be a winner. Thanks for this!
Let me know how you like them Bill!!!!
I followed the link and they are currently unavailable at Amazon. I guess your video got a lot of attention.
I used these a few months ago with a bathroom shelve, they came in the package, I didn't know they sold them. I thought they were some top secret anchoring system that only came in specifically specific bathroom shelve kits, now I know. What are they actually called?
They are self drilling anchors. I have a link in the description Andrew 👊
Yes but can you use those for those popular floating shelves?
OMG!! Those are almost as great as the videos you put out!!! Keep up the great video's 👍👏💯💯💯👏👏👏
Thanks brother 👊👊👊👊👊
My God where have these things been all my life-ORDERED!!! WAIT!!! Your a Steelers fan?
Haha, I am brother. Definitely let me know how you like them brother
I am not a steelers fan but a Bears.
It's OK brother, still love ya 👊👊👊
Real Nass like 👍
Haha awesome work bench. Also that dry wall mount set should be XXX Rated. You can put in and pull out with no problem and leave no trace you were even there.
Omg hahahaha
The link to them says “” Currently unavailable.
We don't know when or if this item will be back in stock.”” yeah nice product but,,,,,,,,,,
Made in China...
I’ve used both. The spiral plastic ones are stronger. And if you no longer need the anchor just screw it in a little deeper and spackle over it.
Those are awesome! Zip Its used to be my go to for substantial holding but I'm sold on these. Just subscribed.
Welcome to the channel Kicknsystm!!!!!!!
I HAVE BEEN DOING CONSTRUCTION WORK FOR 40 YEARS. I HAVE NEVER SEEN THESE ANCHORS BEFORE... WELL I ORDERED A BOX OF THEM. THANKS FOR THE VID.
How have the anchors performed for you?
@@paxonearth OUTSTANDING, I GAVE SOME OF THEM TO MY COUSIN AND HE LOVES THEM ALSO. THANKS.
@@billlovelace1522 Awesome. I’m going to order some then.
@@billlovelace1522 TURN OFF YOUR CAPS LOCK
******SUPER COOL****** Man...gonna check out this product....SUBBED.
Awesomeness and welcome to the channel PETMYCAT!!!!!
@@ToolReviewZone And you are correct Maroon5 sucks like Nickleback...LMAO
Hahaha, damn right brother 🤣👊👊👊
Very informative....thanks!
Great, thanks! 🐕
OK, I'm going to use these for the supports on a 20-foot long iron curtain rod. I assume you will come and help clean up the mess if it is a disaster.
I'll be right over 👊
*2:06* _It's like a bird vomiting a miniature Ditch Witch!_
Nice video. New favorite of mine? Probably not.
Hahaha 👊🤣
Only prob is, the darn things are made in China...
Thank you for this my bro, I’ve tried it with a great success…
Peace.✌️✌️✌️👍
Thank you. Exactly what I was searching for
We ask how much weight it holds.? Because I use them whites myself.
I just ordered these so how many lbs will this hold up too?
You're right over the mantle. That exit wound is so much better than the screw in type. Thanks for bringing this to the channel. Lastly, they can't make me move the TRZ picture; I'd like to see them try.
Hahaha, from your cold damn hands bro hahaha
Wish I saw this a last week would've made my life so much easier!
These have been around for decades and I can't understand why they aren't more popular. OMG I remember selling these in 1990, and now I'm depressed, thanks TRZ.
I think they aren't popular because you can't find them in stores. I've never seen one. Also the "removable" part isn't that important usually. Things that get moved around like pictures can just be hung from a nail. And things that need to support real heft NEED a stud. Anchors are not enough most of the time. Any of them. So things that are hung from anchors, you need to make sure that you are putting them somewhere right the first time and they rarely get moved. I patch a drywall screw maybe once or twice a year at most.... Jut not a big enough deal to worry about.
@@JC-fj7oo you're right that things that need an anchor often don't need to be removed. And things that need anchors generally need a stud (or backing). But think about all the things out there that don't have backing but still need substantial support. One end of your towel rack might hit a stud, but what about the other? Or, hanging radiant heaters? They almost never hit right on a stud... So, they need anchors. If any of these things ever get stripped out (because people are hard on stuff), this anchor might leave a smaller spot of damage that could be repaired easily.
@@RustyNail600 right but if this got ripped out you'd have just as much damage to deal with...
Plus if you ever do decide you just want to move something, with the big plastic ones you just drill it in a little bit farther and put the mud right over it and you're done. No muss, no fuss.
With this thing you've got a slit cut into the drywall paper, and all of the rock behind it is crushed. If you just try to put a little mud over the top you're going to have an area where you can just stick your finger straight through. You would have to either cut it open and do it the same way, or tape over it and then you're mudding and feathering.... It's not any smaller of a project.
Rawl -plug R Tapit…£8 ish for 25..
I think that might just be,,,, Real Naasssss like....
Hahaha, definitely real nass like 👍
I like it - just subscribed- Regards Australia
Do they hold heavy stuff on drywall?
I have that same work bench lol use it fir that purpose all the time!!!!
I have to say, those are "Real Nass Like"...