#8 x 1-3/8 washer head screw describes a case hardened, lubricated wood screw designed for woodworking, so it drives firmly into wood while supporting structural joints in cabinets, fixtures, and built-ins. The round washerhead design spreads load over more surface area, which helps keep the head from sinking into soft woods during assembly work. The patented serrated tooth turbo thread starts quickly in wood, allowing the screw to bite fast and move into the workpiece with fewer turns. That same turbo thread reduces splitting in wood, supporting cleaner installations in parts like stiles, rails, and cabinet sides. The screw uses a combo drive that accepts #2 Square Drive bits and #2 Phillips bits, so installers can work with common drivers during assembly and later adjustments. This configuration supports repeatable fastening in cabinet shops and jobsite woodworking.
The combo drive of this washer head assembly screw uses #2 Square Drive bits for insertion, giving a positive engagement that helps reduce cam-out while pulling joints together. The compatibility with #2 Phillips Drive bits for aftermarket adjustment allows later fine-tuning of hinges, slides, and hardware using standard Phillips tools already on site. The sharp point works with the patented serrated tooth turbo thread to start quickly in wood, so initial penetration is fast and controlled. Because the turbo thread reduces splitting and requires less drive torque, drivers work under lower load, which is useful during repetitive fastening in cabinet production, millwork shops, and installation work where many screws are set in sequence.
Wurth washer head assembly screw is described for all woodworking applications such as assembly, face frame, slides, hinges, and hardware, so it can serve across many points in cabinet and furniture builds. The round washerhead is typically used in soft woods to prevent the head from sinking, which helps keep hardware plates and brackets flush against the surface. In face frame work, that head profile spreads the load on the stile or rail, supporting tight joints without crushing the fibers under the head. When installing slides, the broader bearing area supports the slide flange against the cabinet wall, which helps keep alignment stable as drawers cycle. For hinges and general hardware, the head shape helps maintain consistent contact with the hardware hole, aiding in long-term positioning of doors and moving components.
The patented serrated tooth turbo thread allows for quick starting, reduced splitting, and less drive torque, which contributes to faster, more predictable screw driving in typical shop materials. Quick starting means the screw engages with fewer revolutions, supporting quicker assembly lines or bench work. Reduced splitting in wood matters when driving near edges or into narrow frames, because it helps preserve the strength of the part as hardware is pulled tight. Less drive torque reduces strain on drills and bits and can support more consistent depth control across large runs of fastenings. Because the screw is case hardened and lubricated, it moves through wood with less friction while maintaining a tough outer surface, helping maintain thread integrity when driving into dense parts of the workpiece. The combo drive that accepts #2 Square Drive bits for insertion and #2 Phillips bits for aftermarket adjustment adds flexibility for installers working across shop and field, supporting straightforward initial fastening and later tuning of hinges and slides.
The Wurth washer head assembly screw is described for use in woodworking applications, so it is intended for wood-based materials in cabinet, furniture, and related shop work.
The patented serrated tooth turbo thread allows quick starting, reduced splitting, and less drive torque, which speeds driving and supports cleaner results in assembled wood parts.
The round washerhead is typically used in soft woods to prevent the head from sinking, so the screw holds hardware and joints without crushing the surface fibers.
The combo drive on this screw uses #2 Square Drive bits to insert and allows #2 Phillips Drive bits for aftermarket adjustment, supporting flexible tooling in shop and field.
The washer head assembly screw is described for assembly, face frame, slides, hinges, and hardware, so it supports many fastening points in woodworking projects.
The case hardened, lubricated screw drives more smoothly into wood while providing a hard outer surface, supporting repeatable fastening in cabinet and woodworking environments.
This lubricated washer head assembly screw combines a round washerhead, sharp point, and patented serrated tooth turbo thread, giving woodworkers a fast-driving option for assembly, face frame, slides, hinges, and hardware. The combo drive that accepts #2 Square Drive bits and #2 Phillips bits supports both production driving and aftermarket adjustment with widely used tools. Case hardened construction and targeted threading across different lengths give this screw a role in many cabinet and furniture tasks. When a project calls for a #8 x 1-3/8 inch washer head screw with turbo thread behavior tailored to wood, this configuration from Wurth Baer Supply aligns with those fastening requirements.
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