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The Würth #6 x 1-1/4" face frame and pocket-hole screw is a coarse-thread, pan head fastener built for softwood face frame assembly and pocket-hole joinery in cabinet shops and production environments. The 1-1/4" length is the standard choice for joining 3/4-inch softwood or sheet-goods stock, pulling pocket joints tight without over-penetrating the second member.
Pocket-hole joinery moves fast when the screw length matches the stock thickness. At 1-1/4", this screw threads fully into the second workpiece without blowing through, making it the go-to length for face frame rails joined to stiles, cabinet box sides joined to panels, and anywhere 3/4-inch softwood or plywood is the primary material. The coarse thread grips the open fiber structure of pine, poplar, and sheet goods firmly, so the joint closes and stays closed. For hardwood face frames in maple, oak, or cherry, a fine-thread version is the better fit — coarse thread is where this screw earns its place.
The pan head bears flat against the pocket wall rather than wedging into it, which is what pulls a pocket joint together cleanly instead of splitting the rail. Black finish keeps the head low-profile inside the pocket and blends with dark cabinet interiors or stained wood boxes where a bright silver head would stand out. The #2 square recess transfers torque efficiently and is designed to hold the screw on a correctly sized bit — a practical detail when you're working through a stack of frames and need to place screws one-handed. The Type 17 Auger point handles chip clearing as the screw starts, reducing the need to pre-drill in softwood and sheet goods.
A box of 1,000 makes this screw a practical stock item for shops running face frames day in and day out. Cabinet makers building softwood or plywood-box kitchens, bath vanities, and built-ins will find the 1-1/4" length covers the bulk of their pocket-hole work. The same screw also suits shop assistants and apprentices learning pocket-hole technique — the forgiving coarse thread and Type 17 point make consistent starts easier on softwood without demanding perfect alignment. For contractors assembling site-built cabinetry in pine or poplar, one box goes a long way on a full kitchen.
Pocket-hole jigs cut the angled bore at roughly 15 degrees. At that angle, a 1-1/4" screw travels through the pocket and into the second workpiece far enough to grip firmly without the tip emerging from the far face of a standard 3/4-inch board.
Coarse thread is best matched to softwood (pine, poplar), plywood, MDF, and particleboard. Hardwood face frames in maple, oak, or cherry call for a fine-thread face frame screw to prevent splitting and provide adequate holding power in dense grain.
The extended fluted tip on the Type 17 Auger cuts and clears wood fibers as the screw starts, reducing the torque needed to drive the first few turns and lowering the risk of splitting near the edge of the workpiece.
Primarily cosmetic — the black color blends into the pocket hole and keeps the fastener less visible inside dark cabinet interiors or stained boxes. This screw is for interior dry applications; the black finish is not a corrosion-resistant coating for exterior use.
A #2 square (Robertson) driver bit. Using a correctly sized bit is important for the bit-retention benefit the square recess provides — an off-spec or worn bit reduces grip and increases the chance of cam-out.
When the job is pocket-hole joinery in 3/4-inch softwood or sheet goods, the Würth #6 x 1-1/4" face frame screw brings the right length, thread, head, and point together in a production-ready box of 1,000.
Sold In: 1000 Each
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Sold in: 1 Each |  WW90260 Mfr# 0614176143961 1 | #2 x 6" Square Drive Insert Bit, 2 Piece Bit |