[MarkJames]

I use pop toggles a lot. The weak link is the plastic tool they come with that's used to pop them. Crisp hit with a hammer keeps it from breaking.

 

[MarkJames]

Going to run out and compare the insertion depth of a molly anchor compared to snaptoggles or maybe even a light duty rated ez-anchor.

This is more for applications where I'm using a #8. Need to order up some supplies, and just want one that will work not only for hollw cavities, but tight cavities as well.

I would suggest the ez-anchors that split open when the screw is installed. They don't all do that.

Edit: I mean this ONLY if/when you decided to use EZanchors - personally, I hate them. Prefer the pop-toggles....they even hold up for TP holders, unlike a lot of junk.

 

[MarkJames]

Yeah, but we're talking abut anchors for #8 - lightweight stuff. 5/16 hole, #8 in....

No likeee pop toggle??:jester:

 

[MarkJames]

Wall driller:

Those are the worst.

 

[MarkJames]

If by worst you mean best for all light duty applications I agree.

No disrespect meant, Inner. Were we talking "light duty" here? Sure, they're quick, but they are the first ones to need replacing unless it's "light duty & no movement". I wouldn't use them for towel rods, TP holders, robe hooks, mirrors etc. or anything like that. Disagree?