Würth #6 x 1-1/4" Pan Head Face Frame and Pocket-Hole Screw Square Drive - Type 17 Auger Point Fine Thread Black, 367000003196110000 - 10000/Box

1-1/4 Inch Face Frame and Pocket-Hole Screw Sized for 3/4-Inch Hardwood Stock

This Würth #6 x 1-1/4" pan head face frame and pocket-hole screw is built for joining hardwood face frame members and attaching face frames to cabinet boxes. Fine thread, a Type 17 Auger point, and a square drive combine to deliver clean, split-resistant installation in dense hardwood species where a coarse-thread screw would underperform.

Key Features

• Fine thread provides the holding power needed in hardwood species like maple, oak, cherry, and walnut without splitting narrow stiles.
• Type 17 Auger point flutes wood fibers out of the way as the screw drives, reducing torque and splitting pressure near the tip.
• Pan head profile bears squarely against the pocket wall, pulling the joint tight without wedging or splitting the surrounding stock.
• #2 square drive is designed to hold the screw on a correctly sized bit for controlled one-handed placement in tight pocket-hole positions.
• Black finish keeps the head visually recessed inside the pocket, blending with dark cabinet interiors and dark pocket-hole fill plugs.
• 10,000 screws per box keeps a production shop stocked through a full run of face frame work without mid-job reordering.

The Right Length for 3/4-Inch Face Frame Stock

At 1-1/4 inches, this screw is the standard choice for pocket-hole joints in 3/4-inch hardwood face frame stock. That length provides enough thread engagement in the receiving member to pull the joint tight and hold it under racking and seasonal wood movement, without punching through the far face of a narrow rail or stile. It covers the two most common face frame tasks: joining rails to stiles during frame assembly, and fastening the finished frame to the cabinet box. When the stock thickness is 3/4 inch and the wood is a close-grained hardwood, 1-1/4 inches is the call.

Fine Thread and Type 17 Auger in Hardwood

Hardwood face frames demand a different screw than softwood carcass work. The fine thread on this screw engages the denser fiber matrix of maple, oak, cherry, and similar species, producing higher withdrawal resistance than a coarse thread in the same material. The Type 17 Auger point supports that by clearing chips ahead of the thread, which reduces the radial pressure that splits a tight stile. The two work together: the point opens a clean path and the fine thread fills it with consistent holding strength. A coarse-thread screw in the same joint would either spin out under torque or build up enough splitting pressure to crack a narrow stile before the head seats.

Where This Screw Fits the Shop

Cabinet shops running hardwood face frames in maple, oak, cherry, or walnut will use this screw at the pocket-hole jig station and at the bench where frames go onto boxes. The 10,000-piece box is sized for production volume, not for a homeowner building a single cabinet run. A shop knocking out a kitchen's worth of frames in a day will move through pocket-hole screws quickly, and having a full box on hand means the screw station does not become a bottleneck. The black finish is a secondary but practical detail: inside a dark cabinet, a black screw head disappears. For shops using dark wood fillers or plugs in pocket holes, that consistency carries through to the finished piece.

Common Questions

A Production-Ready Screw for Hardwood Face Frame Work

When the job is hardwood face frames in 3/4-inch stock, this Würth #6 x 1-1/4" fine-thread pocket-hole screw gives a production shop the right geometry, the right length, and the right quantity to keep the work moving without compromise on joint quality.