I was installing some doors on a red oak face frame. The doors are a
3/8" overlay, red oak rails and stiles. The hinges ( Rockler #32142, chrome ) attached to the door no problem. When I went to hang the door, I marked my location, used my Vix bit to predrill the face frame and used a cordless to put the screw in. The head broke off. Thinking I used too much torque, I went to the next hole. Drilled it, installed the screw full depth, removed it, put the door in place and installed the screw making sure I didn't over drive it. Snapped the head off as soon as it was snugged to the hinge. These are #8's, maybe 6's, 'bout a half inch long. Chrome?? Stainless?? Went back into my shop, found some brass, #8 counter sunk head screws. Drilled and attached the door with the last two screw holes. The hinge holes are oblong, so there was enough material to fit a screw in on the two holes where the broken screws were at. It doesn't leave any margin for adjustment that way.My question is, what do you do when you have broken screws? I just left them in place and worked around them. They'll never be seen by anyone. Suggestions??