#8 x 1-1/2 washer head assembly screw gives you a fastener sized for common woodworking builds while matching the drive style many shops already use. The round washer head is typically used in soft woods to prevent the head from sinking into the wood, so joints stay tight without crushing the surface. This screw is used in woodworking applications such as assembly, face frame, slides, hinges and hardware, which fits well with cabinet, furniture, and shop-built projects. The screw is case hardened, so it stands up to driving loads in dense areas of a project. It is lubricated, which helps it drive more smoothly into the material. The sharp point starts quickly in wood as you set parts together, which keeps layout and clamping time efficient on repetitive jobs.
The threaded portion on this line of screws is defined so that 3/4 inch and 1 inch lengths are threaded fully while all other sizes are threaded two-thirds from the bottom of the screw, which influences how the shank can draw parts together on different length choices. This product uses a combo drive approach, because it uses #2 square drive bits to insert during primary assembly while #2 Phillips drive bits can be used for after market adjustment. That flexibility helps match drivers already in most woodworking shops and field kits. The sharp point working with the serrated tooth turbo thread allows the screw to start quickly, so less time is spent holding parts while the thread takes hold.
This Wurth washer head assembly screw sits in the Fasteners and Screws category and is part of the screws product class, so it is aimed at joining wood components. The web description states it is used in woodworking applications such as assembly, face frame, slides, hinges and hardware, which matches how cabinets and casework are normally built. The round washerhead is typically used in soft woods to prevent the head from sinking into wood, making it suited for materials like common cabinet stock where a broad bearing surface supports hinge leaves and slide brackets. The sharp point works with the turbo thread so it can start quickly in these applications, keeping layout consistent when driving near edges, corners, or hardware locations.
The patented serrated tooth turbo thread allows for quick starting, reduced splitting, and less drive torque, which helps panels and frames pull tight without putting excessive stress on the wood fibers. Reduced splitting means edge and end fastenings in soft wood, such as on face frames or light casework, stay cleaner and require less rework. Less drive torque means drivers work more efficiently and batteries in cordless tools last longer on jobs that use many screws. The screw is case hardened, so it resists deformation under the driver bit and maintains its thread shape as it cuts into wood. Because it uses #2 square drive bits to insert, installers get positive bit engagement during initial assembly, while the ability to use #2 Phillips drive bits for after market adjustment helps service technicians or shop staff tweak slides, hinges and hardware later without changing drivers.
This screw is used in woodworking applications such as assembly, face frame, slides, hinges and hardware, so it matches typical cabinet, furniture, and casework fastening points.
The round washerhead is typically used in soft woods to prevent the head from sinking into wood, which spreads the load and helps protect the surface around hardware.
The patented serrated tooth turbo thread allows for quick starting, reduced splitting, and less drive torque, which speeds assembly and helps preserve the wood around the screw.
This screw uses #2 square drive bits to insert during assembly, and #2 Phillips drive bits can be used for after market adjustment when hardware positions need tweaking.
On this line, 3/4 inch and 1 inch lengths are threaded fully, while all other sizes are threaded two-thirds from the bottom, affecting how parts are drawn together.
The screw is case hardened and lubricated, so it resists deformation under driving load while the lubrication supports smoother insertion into the wood.
This Wurth #8 x 1-1/2 washer head assembly screw with sharp point and patented serrated tooth turbo thread gives woodworking shops a fastener sized for common casework assembly, hardware attachment, and face frame tasks. The round washerhead is typically used in soft woods to prevent the head from sinking into wood, which is important around slides, hinges and hardware mounting points. With case hardened construction, lubrication, and a combo drive that uses #2 square drive bits for installation and #2 Phillips drive bits for after market adjustment, it fits well into existing tool setups for repeat cabinet and furniture runs.
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