Würth #6 x 1-1/2" Pan Head Face Frame and Pocket-Hole Screw Square Drive - Type 17 Auger Point Fine Thread Black, 3670000030961 1000 - 1000/Box

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

The Würth #6 x 1-1/2" Face Frame and Pocket-Hole Screw is a fine-thread, pan head fastener designed for joining hardwood face frame members and attaching face frames to cabinet boxes. At 1-1/2 inches, this screw is matched to the depth and clamping demands of 3/4-inch hardwood stock driven at a pocket-hole angle.

Key Features

• Fine thread for hardwood face frames — holds without splitting maple, oak, cherry, and similar close-grained hardwoods.
• Pan head profile pulls the joint tight against the face frame surface without wedging or splitting the stile.
• Type 17 Auger Point shears wood fibers cleanly at the tip to reduce driving torque and minimize splitting near the entry point.
• #2 Square drive holds the screw on a correctly sized bit for controlled, cam-out-resistant driving in tight pocket-hole positions.
• Black finish keeps fasteners inconspicuous inside cabinet interiors and on finished face frame backs.
• 1,000 screws per box stocks a face-frame-focused shop through extended production runs.

Built for Hardwood Face Frame Joinery

Hardwood face frames — maple, oak, cherry, walnut, hickory — demand a fine-thread screw. Coarse threads in close-grained hardwood strip the hole rather than grip it, and a sharp or coarse-point entry in tight stock risks splitting the stile. This screw pairs a fine thread with a Type 17 Auger Point, which uses a longitudinal flute to shear and clear fibers as it enters, so the thread engages cleanly without building the radial pressure that splits narrow rails and stiles. The 1-1/2-inch length delivers the reach and clamping leverage pocket-hole geometry requires in 3/4-inch hardwood stock.

Pan Head and Black Finish in Cabinet Work

The pan head on this screw sits flat against the pocket wall and draws the joint tight across the full bearing surface. Unlike a bugle or countersunk head, the pan profile does not act as a wedge — it clamps rather than splits, which matters when the rail-to-stile joint is in 3/4-inch hardwood with limited material on either side of the pocket. The Black finish blends into dark cabinet interiors and finished plywood backs, keeping the fasteners from reading through lighter finishes or drawing attention in open-back applications where screws are occasionally visible.

Who Reaches for This Box

Cabinet shops building face-frame boxes in hardwood species are the primary buyers. A 1,000-piece box supports continuous production without frequent reordering — practical for a shop that pocket-holes every rail-to-stile joint and every face frame attachment across a full kitchen run. Finish carpenters attaching pre-built face frames to site-built cabinet boxes also use this length regularly, as do small custom shops where 3/4-inch hardwood stock is the standard material and consistent joint quality matters as much as speed.

Common Questions

The Right Screw Keeps the Joint Tight and the Stock Intact

When the material is hardwood and the joint is a pocket hole, matching the thread, length, point, and head to the work is what separates a clean production run from one interrupted by split stiles and stripped pockets. This screw is built for that specific job.