#8 x 2 inch assembly screw describes a flat head screw sized for common woodworking joinery, so it suits many cabinet and casework builds that call for a 2 inch fastener. The flat head design seats flush in a countersunk hole, which keeps surfaces smooth for tight-fitting parts and clean finishes. The screw is identified as an assembly screw, which aligns with jobs where you are drawing parts together under consistent pressure during construction. The zinc finish on this screw provides a coated surface, which helps the threads drive smoothly into wood. The product is part number 3670000069961 4000, so it can be referenced precisely when repeating successful builds or matching existing shop standards on future projects. The screw is listed under screws and fasteners, which fits typical cabinet, furniture, and general woodworking installations.
The listing notes that the screw uses #2 Square Drive bits to insert, so primary driving is done with a square recess that helps maintain positive bit engagement under load. The same description states that #2 Phillips Drive bits can be used for after market adjustment, which means adjustments can be made later with a Phillips bit when access favors that style. The screw has a combo drive, so the head is designed to accept both bit types, giving flexibility across different drills or drivers already in a shop. The threaded portions described for different lengths mean installers can match length and thread coverage to the material thickness they are working with.
The SAP description lists T17, which corresponds to a Type 17 auger point, so the screw is shaped for starting into wood with a cutting-style tip. This Type 17 auger point helps the screw enter material with reduced starting resistance, which supports controlled driving in many woodworking setups. The coarse thread designation in the description means the threads are spaced for wood and similar materials, allowing the screw to bite quickly and pull parts together efficiently during assembly. The screw is categorized as an assembly screw, placing it in tasks where components are drawn tight and held for long-term service, such as casework, cabinets, or structural subassemblies within woodworking projects.
The product description notes that 3/4 inch and 1 inch lengths are threaded fully, so those shorter versions keep threads active along their entire length, which is especially useful when working in thin panels that need every available thread to hold securely. For the longer sizes, the description states that all other sizes are threaded two-thirds from the bottom of the screw, creating an unthreaded section near the head that can help draw the top piece tight against the substrate as the threads in the lower portion advance. The screw is case hardened, so the hardened outer surface resists head wear and drive socket rounding during installation and after market adjustment with #2 Square Drive bits and #2 Phillips Drive bits. The zinc reference in the description indicates a coated surface that can promote smoother driving through coarse threads, supporting repeatable results when many screws are used in a row on production-style assembly jobs.
The Type 17 auger point described as T17 provides a cutting-style tip that helps the screw start into wood, which supports controlled driving and reduces initial resistance in typical woodworking materials.
The description states that 3/4 inch and 1 inch lengths are threaded fully, so these shorter screws engage material along the entire shank, which benefits joints in thinner stock.
The product notes that all other sizes are threaded two-thirds from the bottom, so longer screws have an unthreaded upper section that helps pull two parts tightly together as they are driven.
The description explains that #2 Square Drive bits are used to insert the screw, while #2 Phillips Drive bits can be used for after market adjustment, supporting flexibility with common driver styles.
Case hardened construction, as listed, gives a hard outer surface that helps the head and drive recess resist wear and deformation under driving torque in repeated installation cycles.
The zinc description indicates a coated surface on the screw, which supports smoother advancement of the coarse threads into wood and helps maintain consistent driving feel across multiple fastenings.
The #8 x 2 inch assembly screw format with a flat head, coarse thread, and Type 17 auger point gives a balanced option for many woodworking assemblies where a 2 inch fastener is appropriate. The combo drive that accepts #2 Square Drive bits for insertion and #2 Phillips Drive bits for after market adjustment supports varied driver setups across shop and site environments. The case hardened construction and zinc description indicate a screw prepared for repetitive driving in wood where predictable torque and seating are important. Referencing the Wurth part number 3670000069961 4000 connects this specific configuration to ongoing cabinet, furniture, or general woodworking production runs.
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