Würth #7 x 1-1/2" Modified Pan Head Face Frame and Pocket-Hole Screw Square Drive - Type 17 Auger Point Hi-Lo Lubricated, 3670000194961 6000 - 6000/Box

The Right Length And Fit For 3/4-Inch Face Frame Stock

The Würth #7 x 1-1/2" Face Frame and Pocket-Hole Screw is built for joining 3/4-inch hardwood and softwood face frame members at the pocket hole. A modified pan head, Hi-Lo thread, Type 17 Auger point, lubricated finish, and #2 square drive work together to keep joints tight, clean, and consistent across a full production run.

Key Features

• 1-1/2" length sized for 3/4-inch stock — the standard pocket-hole length for joining face frame rails and stiles in 3/4-inch material.
• Modified pan head pulls the joint closed without wedging or splitting the narrow stile.
• Hi-Lo thread grips across hardwood and softwood — alternating high and low threads reduce driving torque while maintaining strong pull-out resistance.
• Type 17 Auger point starts fast and clears chips — the extended fluted tip cuts into wood cleanly and reduces splitting at the pocket wall.
• Lubricated finish lowers driving friction for consistent, easy seating in high-volume production.
• #2 square drive holds the bit securely — the square recess is designed to hold the screw on a correctly sized bit for one-handed placement in tight cabinet interiors.

Sized For Face Frame Joinery In 3/4-Inch Material

At 1-1/2 inches, this screw hits the standard pocket-hole depth for 3/4-inch face frame stock. When a rail meets a stile at a 15-degree pocket bore, the screw passes through the angled channel and threads fully into the mating piece, drawing the joint tight without bottoming out short or running proud on the back face. Cabinet shops building frames from maple, oak, cherry, poplar, or pine return to this length because the fit is reliable across species and material thicknesses.

Hi-Lo Thread And Modified Pan Head In Dense Stock

Hi-Lo thread design alternates between a taller, sharper high thread and a shorter low thread. The high thread cuts deep for pull-out resistance; the low thread provides stability between them. Together they reduce the torque needed to drive the screw, which matters in a hardwood maple or oak frame where a coarse standard thread would require heavy driving pressure or risk splitting the stile. The modified pan head sits flat against the pocket wall and distributes clamping load evenly, pulling the joint together without acting as a wedge. The lubricated finish reduces surface friction on each pass, so the screw drives consistently whether you are on the first joint of the day or the five hundredth.

Where This Screw Works Best

This is a production screw for cabinet shops assembling face frames in volume. It fits the pocket-hole jig workflow directly: bore the pocket, position the pieces, drive the screw. The 6,000-piece box keeps a busy shop stocked without constant reordering. It also works well for attaching a completed face frame to the cabinet box, where the 1-1/2-inch length provides solid engagement through the face frame and into the plywood or MDF side panel. For indoor cabinetry in kitchens, baths, built-ins, and furniture, this screw covers the full range of face frame assembly tasks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Production-Ready Face Frame Fastening

When the job is building face frames in 3/4-inch stock, this screw delivers the length, thread, point, and head geometry that make the pocket-hole joint work the way it should, backed by a 6,000-piece box count that keeps production moving.