There are no direct disadvantages with this, on the contrary, they are made for it....
You can also use 40 mm gipsskruv..
You can also use 40 mm gipsskruv..
Is it really a gypsum/chipboard screw? The only combination screws I've seen are either for gypsum or chipboard, but work on both wood and metal studs.
The drywall screw should be pressed gently into the drywall without breaking the paper, while the chipboard screw should cut and countersink a hole in the chipboard. It must be difficult to combine these two properties.
I was also considering just using drywall screws, to avoid renting multiple "screw guns," since both types of screws for gypsum and chipboard are essentially the same type. So it should work with just drywall screws, and they're a bit cheaper too.
Nicke
Nicke
Drywall screws and particle board screws are not at all basically the same. They are exact opposites of each other. But you don't need to rent a screw gun for every type of screw you plan to use (in fact, you don't need to rent a screw gun at all) since you can easily change screws as needed. If you just had a handful of each type of screw and wanted to save the SEK 75 a pack of screws costs, then okay, that might work. But if you are going to use such quantities that you're considering a screw gun, then it's likely about many 1000 screws of each type.