Würth #6 x 1-1/4" Pan Head Face Frame and Pocket-Hole Screw Phillips Drive - Type 17 Auger Point Coarse Thread Lubricated, 3670000047961 1000 - 1000/Box

#6 Pan Head Screw For Face Frames

#6 x 1-1/4 pan head screw gives you a compact fastener length that suits typical face-frame and pocket-hole builds in soft woods, MDF, and particleboard, so joints seat fully without driving an oversized screw through the workpiece. The pan head design spreads load across the surface of the face frame or pocket-hole shoulder, which helps draw parts tight without the head biting in as aggressively as smaller profile heads might. A Phillips drive works with common #2 Phillips bits already on the truck or in the shop, keeping bit changes to a minimum during runs of cabinet components. The Wurth branding on this screw identifies it within a professional fastener system, which supports consistent selection across jobs where matching screw type and performance characteristics matter from project to project.

Job-Ready Details For Woodworking Fastening

• Coarse thread is designed for excellent holding in soft woods, MDF, and particleboard, so the screw can bite quickly and stay put when you are pulling face frames or pocket-joined parts together under driver torque.
• Case hardened construction stiffens the screw shank, helping it resist deformation under load when you are driving near the edge of MDF or particleboard panels during cabinet or fixture assembly.
• Lubricated finish reduces driving friction, which lets the screw advance more smoothly into soft woods and sheet goods and helps maintain a consistent driving feel across a full box on repetitive work.
• Type 17 auger point starts the hole as it drives, giving a cutting action at the tip that helps the screw enter soft woods, MDF, and particleboard without a separate predrill step in many face-frame and pocket-hole applications.
• Designed for use with #2 Phillips drive bits, so it works with standard bits commonly kept in drills and impact drivers, supporting quick changeovers between different screw tasks on the same job.

Installation Details For Face Frame And Pocket-Hole Use

The #6 x 1-1/4 inch length gives a predictable embedment depth in soft woods, MDF, and particleboard, which supports repeatable holding power when you are joining rails, stiles, and cabinet parts with pocket holes. The coarse thread configuration pairs with Type 17 auger point to pull the screw into these materials efficiently, limiting wandering as the tip enters and helping the threads cut their own path as you work down a line of fastenings. Because the screw is case hardened and lubricated, the driving effort stays manageable during long assemblies, which supports steady progress on production cabinet runs or multiple built-ins in the same project.

How This Wurth Screw Performs In Wood

Where This Coarse Thread Screw Works Best

This Wurth #6 x 1-1/4 pan head face frame and pocket-hole screw is specified for soft woods, MDF, and particleboard, so it fits common cabinet carcass and face-frame materials used in shop and onsite work. The coarse thread is tuned for excellent holding in these substrates, which is important when you are clamping face frames to cabinet boxes or tying stretchers into sheet goods where thread grip carries much of the load. In pocket-hole joints, the 1-1/4 inch length allows the screw to travel through the pocket and into the mating piece with a practical balance between penetration and control. The pan head sits against the shoulder of the pocket or the back of the frame, spreading pressure over a broader area so the material at the bearing surface supports the clamping force during assembly.

Details That Support Consistent Fastening Results

The combination of a Type 17 auger point and coarse thread means this screw is cutting and advancing at the same time, which supports a smooth entry into soft woods, MDF, and particleboard during repetitive fastening. Case hardened construction lets the screw handle the driving loads created when the coarse threads pull two pieces together at full torque, which matters when joints are pulled tight on thicker face frames. The lubricated surface further reduces friction between screw and material, helping torque translate into clamping force instead of heat and drag, which is valuable across a full box of screws on production runs. Designed around a #2 Phillips drive, this screw works with standard Phillips bits already used on many woodworking tasks, so installers and shop teams can maintain a straightforward driver setup while moving from one fastening step to the next.

Key Questions About This Wurth Wood Screw

Selecting This Screw For Wood Panel Assembly

This Wurth #6 x 1-1/4 pan head face frame and pocket-hole screw brings together coarse thread, Type 17 auger point, case hardened construction, lubrication, and #2 Phillips drive to match soft woods, MDF, and particleboard work. For cabinet shops and installers building face frames, pocket-joined rails, and sheet-good structures, these details support steady driving, solid thread engagement, and predictable clamping behavior across repeated joints. When a project uses these materials and fastening style, this screw provides a targeted option for fastening tasks within that scope.