No, Kathi,
Just make the drill the same diameter as the shank on the screw. Hold the screw up to a drill bit and eyeball the shank, or middle part minus the threads, that will be your gauge. You can experiment with different sizes of drills, as there are many holes.
Good luck, Ozz
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