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  • Big Tip: When driving stainless screws into hardwood, resist the urge to use an impact driver as that will snap the stainless screws leaving you a nasty mess to repair. Instead, use you regular drill and set the clutch so that it stops driving when the screw comes to a stop.
  • 10 Gauge Stainless Steel Screws.
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  • Macsim make a great countersinking bit called the Clever Tool. Just make sure you buy one that suits the size of your screws. I used the 10 Clever Tool.
  • Using Stainless Steel Screws to attach the battons to the rails.
  • Using a template to pre drill all the holes in the battons so they all finish up exactly the same.
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