Würth #7 x 1-1/2" Modified Pan Head Face Frame and Pocket-Hole Screw Square Drive - Type 17 Auger Point Fine Thread Lubricated, 3670000190961 6000 - 6000/Box

The Right Length And Fit For 3/4-Inch Face Frame Joinery

This Würth #7 x 1-1/2" Modified Pan Head Face Frame and Pocket-Hole Screw is sized for joining 3/4-inch stock at the pocket hole, where the 1-1/2-inch length gives you full thread engagement without blowing through the back of a narrow stile or rail. The fine thread, lubricated finish, and Type 17 Auger point make it a production-ready screw for hardwood face frames in maple, oak, cherry, and similar species.

Key Features

• #7 gauge fine thread pulls tight in dense hardwood without requiring excessive torque or risking a stripped pocket.
• 1-1/2-inch length is the standard sizing for pocket-hole joints in 3/4-inch face-frame stock.
• Modified pan head seats against the pocket wall and draws the joint together without digging in or splitting the face.
• Type 17 Auger point clears chips as it drives, reducing splitting in tight-grained hardwoods.
• #2 square drive holds the screw on a correctly sized bit for one-handed placement in tight cabinet interiors.
• Lubricated finish lowers driving torque and reduces the chance of head strip-out during high-volume runs.

Built For The Pocket-Hole Joint In 3/4-Inch Stock

A 1-1/2-inch pocket-hole screw is the standard choice when both members are 3/4-inch material, which covers most cabinet face-frame work: rails to stiles, stiles to cabinet boxes, and adjacent frame sections pulled tight on the bench before installation. The fine thread bites efficiently in hardwoods where a coarse thread would either require too much torque or lose holding power in the denser grain. The modified pan head spreads clamping load across the pocket shoulder, pulling the joint closed evenly without the wedging action that a countersunk head would create in end grain.

Lubricated Finish And Point Design

The lubricated finish on this screw is a dry-to-the-touch coating that reduces friction at the thread and point during installation. In a production shop running dozens or hundreds of pocket joints in a shift, that friction reduction translates directly into fewer stripped heads, less heat buildup at the driver, and lower fatigue on high-cycle pneumatic or electric drivers. The Type 17 Auger point extends the flute geometry deeper than a standard Type 17, so chip clearing is more aggressive and the screw starts with less lateral pressure on the workpiece. That matters most in maple and other species where a less capable point would push material sideways and start a split at the pocket edge.

Where This Screw Fits The Shop

Cabinet shops building hardwood face frames in volume are the primary buyer for this screw. The 6000-piece box supports production runs without constant restocking, and the fine thread with lubricated finish is tuned specifically for the hardwoods those shops use most. Smaller shops and custom builders will find the same performance advantage when they need a screw that handles maple or oak face frames cleanly without pre-drilling individual pilot holes at every joint. This is an indoor screw for dry cabinetry work.

Common Questions

A Production-Ready Screw That Works With The Hardwood, Not Against It

When the job is face-frame joinery in oak, maple, or cherry at 3/4-inch stock thickness, this 1-1/2-inch screw gives you the thread type, head geometry, point design, and lubrication to run clean joints at production volume without splitting stock or stripping heads.