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If you drive it almost as deep as the screw, probably.

It worked on the 3rd try. Probably would've been fine for most things but this thing was a knife magnet and the magnet was so strong it pulled the screws out of the wall on the first try.

Absolutely. A hole is a hole....

^That's what she said!

^^ College motto

Did the screws go into the 2x4 in the wall or just the drywall?

Just the dry wall. I had a small space to work with and it doesn't need to hold much weight. I suppose I should've looked for it just in case.

I don't think you even need a pilot hole for drywall since it's so soft.

Yes. drywall will hold very little and just the tension from pulling the knife would cause them to release the screw. Ideally you should use the 2x4 stud but if not at least use a moly that expands and catches the back side of the drywall after it is pushed through the hole.