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This Würth #8 x 1-1/4 inch drawer front adjusting screw is built for attaching and aligning drawer fronts to drawer boxes in face-frame and frameless cabinetry. The modified washer head, Phillips/square combination drive, Type 17 Auger point, and coarse thread work together to give installers a screw that seats consistently and holds position while drawer fronts are being fine-tuned.
At 1-1/4 inches, this screw is sized for the most common drawer front installation scenario: fastening through a 1/2-inch to 5/8-inch drawer box front panel and into the drawer front itself, with enough thread engagement to hold firmly without breaking through the face. That length also works well when drawer front adjusting clips or elongated slots are used, where the screw needs to seat positively but still allow the front to shift laterally or vertically before final tightening. Cabinet shops building standard 3/4-inch face-frame or frameless boxes will find this length covers the majority of their drawer front work without a length change mid-run.
The modified washer head is designed for drawer front attachment specifically. Its broad bearing surface spreads the clamping force across a wider area than a pan or trim head, which matters when the screw is working through an oversized slot or adjustment clip. The combination Phillips/square recess means the installer is not locked into one driver type. The square recess is designed to hold the screw on a correctly sized bit for steadier placement in the tight interior of a drawer box, while the Phillips option keeps things moving if a square bit is not nearby. Neither drive is a guarantee of one-handed placement — that depends on bit fit — but the combination keeps both options open on the same screw.
Production cabinet shops are the natural home for a 6,500-count box. Any shop installing dozens of drawers in a day will burn through drawer front screws quickly, and having a deep supply on hand avoids the kind of interruption that slows an installation down mid-kitchen. This screw also serves the custom shop or on-site installer who wants a dedicated fastener for drawer front work rather than reaching for a general-purpose wood screw. The Type 17 Auger point and coarse thread perform consistently in the plywood and MDF drawer boxes that make up most residential and light commercial cabinet work. For interior applications in dry conditions, the zinc finish is the appropriate specification.
A drawer front adjusting screw is sized and headed specifically for drawer front work. The modified washer head spans adjustment slots cleanly, and the length is matched to common drawer box stock thicknesses so the screw seats predictably without the guesswork of selecting a general-purpose fastener.
Yes. The same recess accepts a #2 Phillips driver or a #2 square driver. The square recess is designed to hold the screw on a correctly sized bit during placement, while the Phillips option is available when that is the driver in hand.
For most standard cabinet construction using 1/2-inch or 5/8-inch drawer box front panels, 1-1/4 inches provides solid thread engagement in the drawer front without risk of breaking through the face. If your box uses thicker material, a longer screw in the same family may be a better fit.
Yes. The Type 17 Auger point and coarse thread are well suited to MDF and plywood. The broad washer head helps prevent pull-through in lower-density panel materials.
The zinc finish is appropriate for dry indoor cabinet installations. It is not rated for exterior or high-moisture environments.
When drawer front alignment needs to be fast, repeatable, and right the first time, this Würth #8 x 1-1/4 inch drawer front adjusting screw gives installers a dedicated fastener built for exactly that job, in a box quantity that keeps a busy shop moving.
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