Würth #7 x 1-1/4" Modified Pan Head Face Frame and Pocket-Hole Screw Square Drive - Type 17 Auger Point Fine Thread Lubricated, 3670000191961 1000 - 1000/Box

The Precise Length for 3/4-Inch Hardwood Face Frame Joinery

The Würth #7 x 1-1/4-inch Modified Pan Head Face Frame and Pocket-Hole Screw is sized specifically for pocket-hole joints in 3/4-inch stock, the most common thickness in cabinet face frame construction. Fine thread, a Type 17 Auger point, and a lubricated finish combine to make this screw a reliable choice for hardwood rails, stiles, and face-frame-to-box attachment in production and custom cabinet work.

Key Features

• 1-1/4-inch length is the standard for pocket-hole joints in 3/4-inch face frame stock, giving the screw the right bite without over-penetrating the opposite face.
• Fine thread grips hardwood fibers more effectively than coarse thread, reducing the risk of splitting in maple, oak, cherry, and similar cabinet-grade species.
• Modified pan head bears firmly against the pocket wall and pulls the joint tight without wedging through the surrounding wood.
• Type 17 Auger point cuts a clean entry path and clears chips as the screw drives, lowering installation torque in dense hardwoods.
• #2 square drive transfers torque cleanly and holds the screw on a correctly sized bit for one-handed placement into tight pocket locations.
• Lubricated finish reduces driving friction further, so the screw seats consistently at speed without burning the wood around the head.

Built for 3/4-Inch Face Frame Stock

At 1-1/4 inches, this screw is matched to the pocket-hole geometry for 3/4-inch material. The screw engages fully in the secondary member without the tip emerging on the show face, which matters on visible stiles and rails. The modified pan head seats flat against the angled pocket wall, distributing clamping force evenly so the joint closes cleanly. For cabinet shops assembling hardwood face frames out of maple, oak, or cherry, the fine thread is the right choice: it bites into tight grain rather than wedging it apart. Coarse-thread screws work in softwood and sheet goods, but in hardwood face frames the fine thread is what keeps joints tight and splits at bay.

Hardwood-Friendly Materials and Finish

The Type 17 Auger point combines a sharp leading tip with a longitudinal flute that clears wood fiber as the screw enters. In dense cabinet hardwoods, this translates to a smoother drive and less resistance at the point, even without a pilot hole in the secondary member. The lubricated finish works alongside the point geometry: lower friction from the first thread engagement all the way to head seating means less heat buildup and more consistent torque at the driver. The zinc carbon steel construction is suited for interior cabinetry. This screw is for indoor work in dry conditions.

Where This Screw Fits the Job

Cabinet shops running production face frames will find the 1000-piece box keeps the bin full through a full day of assembly. Custom builders fitting individual cabinets on site benefit from the same length consistency: every joint in a run of uppers or lowers gets the same clamp-up without adjusting technique for different screw lengths. This screw also works for attaching a completed face frame to the cabinet box, where the 1-1/4-inch length handles standard 3/4-inch face-frame stock laid against a 3/4-inch panel side. The square drive is well suited to the tight angles pocket-hole installation often demands, and the modified pan head stays clear of the joint line on the finished face.

Common Questions

Consistent Joints From First Screw to Last

When the length, thread, and head are matched to the material, face frame assembly stops being a variable and becomes a repeatable step. This screw is that match for 3/4-inch hardwood work, packed 1000 to the box so production volume is covered.