Piercing sharp pointed gypsum board screw for metal studs

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ABSTRACT:
A screw having a shank and a tapered portion with an especially sharp point for attaching gypsum board to metal building studs having multiple threads occuring within the other in the body portion. In the tapered portion of the screw one of the threads gradually decreases in diameter and fades into the tapered portion of the shank and terminates. The other thread continues on toward the point end, decreases in diameter and fades into the tapered portion of the shank at a point nearer the pointed end of the screw.

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