Würth #6 x 1-1/2" Pan Head Face Frame and Pocket-Hole Screw Square Drive - Type 17 Auger Point Fine Thread Black, 3670000030961 8500 - 8500/Box

1-1/2 Inch Reach And A Tight Fit In Hardwood Face Frames

The Würth #6 x 1-1/2" Face Frame and Pocket-Hole Screw is a fine-thread, pan head fastener built for hardwood cabinet face frame construction and pocket-hole joinery. The 1-1/2 inch length puts the threads deep into the mating piece when driving through 3/4-inch face-frame stock, giving the joint enough thread engagement to pull tight and stay that way.

Key Features

• Fine thread for hardwood grips maple, oak, cherry, and walnut without the splitting risk that coarse threads carry in tight-grained stock.
• Pan head bearing surface draws the joint together cleanly without wedging or digging into the face-frame face.
• Type 17 Auger Point starts the screw cleanly and clears chips as it drives, reducing torque and the chance of cracking near the joint.
• #2 Square drive holds the bit securely in the recess for positive engagement in tight cabinet interiors.
• Black finish keeps the head low-profile and inconspicuous in finished interiors and dark-stained hardwood applications.
• 8,500 screws per box keeps a production shop stocked through a full run of cabinet face frames without reordering mid-job.

Where the 1-1/2 Inch Length Does Its Work

Face-frame joinery depends on thread engagement in the second piece, not just grip in the first. At 1-1/2 inches, this screw passes through a standard 3/4-inch pocket bore and puts the full threaded section into the mating rail or stile. That thread depth is what pulls the joint flush and holds it flat under clamp pressure and seasonal wood movement. The same length works for attaching a completed face frame to a cabinet box when the combined stock calls for it, and for pocket-hole joints in secondary frames built from hardwood dimensional lumber.

Fine Thread, Pan Head, and a Black Finish Built for Cabinet Work

Fine thread is the correct choice for hardwood face frames. Coarse thread in maple or oak can split the stile, especially close to the end grain near the pocket. The fine pitch bites without forcing the wood apart. The pan head supports that: it has a flat bearing surface that seats against the pocket wall and pulls the joint together without acting as a wedge. The Type 17 Auger Point contributes a fluted tip that clears wood fibers as the screw advances, so driving torque stays manageable even in hard maple. The black finish suits shops that build dark-stained or painted cabinetry where a silver screw head would stand out in an inspection of the joint line.

The Right Screw for Hardwood Cabinet Shops and Finish Carpenters

Cabinet shops building face-frame boxes from hard maple, red oak, or cherry will use this screw every day. The fine thread and auger point combination handles the material without the pilot hole that many hardwood applications demand. Finish carpenters assembling custom built-ins on site benefit from the square drive, which holds the screw on a correctly sized bit for one-handed placement in awkward cabinet interiors. The 8,500-count box suits production environments where running out of a critical fastener mid-shift costs time.

Frequently Asked Questions

A Production-Ready Fastener for Hardwood Face Frames

When the job calls for a fine-thread, pan head pocket-hole screw that starts clean in hardwood and pulls joints tight without splitting the stile, this is the screw to reach for — packed 8,500 to the box so a busy shop stays in the game through a full production run.