Wurth #8 x 1-3/4 flat head assembly screw brings a patented serrated tooth turbo thread that allows for quick starting, so screws bite fast into wood and keep layout and assembly work moving. The sharp point combines with the turbo thread to reduce splitting, which protects workpieces when drawing parts together close to edges or ends. The screw is lubricated, which lowers drive torque and helps fast driving with less strain on drivers. This assembly screw belongs to the Wurth fasteners and screws range, so it fits naturally into woodworking workflows that already depend on dedicated wood fasteners. As a flat head assembly screw, it seats flush in standard countersinks, leaving surfaces ready for slides, hinges, or other hardware. The #8 gauge and 1-3/4 inch length suit many general wood assembly tasks where a strong hold is needed without excessive length.
This assembly screw uses #2 Square Drive bits to insert, giving positive engagement between bit and screw head and supporting controlled torque transfer in wood. #2 Phillips Drive bits can be used for after market adjustment, which helps when later alignment or hardware repositioning is needed without swapping drivers. The sharp point aids starting into wood so pilot engagement happens quickly, especially in typical woodworking materials. The web description states that 3/4 inch and 1 inch lengths are threaded fully and all other sizes are threaded two-thirds from the bottom of the screw, which means this 1-3/4 inch size carries partial threading from the tip upward to pull materials together while leaving an upper shank section to help clamp parts.
The web description specifies use in all wood working applications such as assembly, face frame, slides, hinges, and hardware, so this #8 x 1-3/4 flat head assembly screw can serve as a general fastener across many cabinet and furniture stations. In face frame construction, the turbo thread and sharp point work together to start quickly in rails and stiles, pulling joints tight without excessive splitting risk. For slide installation, the flat head allows slides to sit properly when fastened through countersunk holes, supporting smooth drawer travel. Hinge mounting on doors and frames benefits from reduced drive torque, which helps when driving into solid wood or engineered cores while maintaining control. The case hardened construction described in the web text supports the screw in typical woodworking assemblies where repeated driving and holding strength in wood are needed.
The combination of serrated tooth turbo thread and lubrication reduces drive torque, which supports consistent depth and seating from one screw to the next during production or shop work. Uses #2 Square Drive bits to insert, as stated in the description, so crews can rely on a common bit size for primary driving while benefiting from the positive fit of a square drive head. The note that #2 Phillips Drive bits can be used for after market adjustment means installers and service teams can return later with widely available Phillips bits to tweak hardware positions. Partial threading on this 1-3/4 inch size, with threads running roughly two-thirds from the bottom of the screw, helps draw parts together while the unthreaded upper portion allows outer pieces to clamp tightly to inner members. Being case hardened gives the screw a hardened shell suited to driving into wood while maintaining thread form, which supports long-term hold in typical woodworking conditions.
The web description states it is for all wood working applications, including assembly, face frame, slides, hinges, and hardware, so it serves as a general wood fastener across these tasks.
The patented serrated tooth turbo thread allows for quick starting, reduced splitting, and less drive torque, which speeds installation and supports cleaner results in wood components.
The assembly screw uses #2 Square Drive bits to insert, and #2 Phillips Drive bits can be used for after market adjustment, providing flexibility for installers and service work.
The description notes that 3/4 inch and 1 inch lengths are threaded fully and all other sizes are threaded two-thirds from the bottom, so the 1-3/4 inch screw has partial threading.
The web text states the screw is case hardened, indicating a hardened outer layer that supports driving and holding in woodworking applications while maintaining thread integrity.
The description lists the screw as lubricated, which works with the turbo thread to reduce drive torque and support smoother, easier driving into wood materials.
The Wurth #8 x 1-3/4 flat head assembly screw combines a patented serrated tooth turbo thread, sharp point, and lubrication to support quick starting with reduced splitting and lower drive torque in wood. Case hardened construction, partial threading on this length, and flat head design align well with assembly, face frame, slide, hinge, and general hardware tasks described in the web text. Uses #2 Square Drive bits to insert and accepts #2 Phillips for after market adjustment, so it fits both shop production and field work. For wood working applications that match its #8 size and 1-3/4 inch length, this screw offers a focused option within the Wurth fasteners range.
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