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The Würth #6 x 1-1/4" Pan Head Face Frame and Pocket-Hole Screw is a coarse-thread, square-drive fastener sized for joining 3/4-inch softwood, plywood, MDF, and similar sheet materials. The pan head seats flush over the pocket face without burying or wedging, and the Type 17 auger point starts fast and clears chips as it drives.
At 1-1/4", this screw is sized specifically for the most common cabinet joinery scenario: a pocket-hole joint in 3/4-inch stock. The length gives the thread enough engagement in the mating piece to pull the joint firmly together without blowing through the back face of a panel or the opposite face of a stile. It is the go-to choice when building face frames from pine or poplar, assembling plywood cabinet boxes with pocket-hole jigs, or attaching face frames directly to a cabinet carcass. Shops assembling melamine or MDF components also reach for this length because the coarse thread gives reliable pull-out strength in those lower-density materials.
The pan head on this screw has a flat bearing surface that distributes clamping load across the pocket face rather than digging in like a countersunk head. That matters in softwood frames and sheet goods where a wedging head can crack a narrow stile or pull through a thin panel face. The #2 square drive recess is designed to hold the screw on a correctly sized bit, which helps when reaching into assembled cabinet boxes or working overhead on upper cabinet runs. The black finish keeps fastener heads from standing out in dark or stained interiors.
Coarse thread and a Type 17 auger point make this screw well suited to the materials most face frames are built from: pine, poplar, birch plywood, MDF, and melamine-faced particleboard. The coarse thread pitch pulls quickly through softwood fibers and grips the lower-density core of sheet goods without stripping. The auger point's fluted tip breaks up material ahead of the thread rather than compressing it, which reduces the wedging pressure that causes splits near the end grain of a stile or along the edge of a plywood panel. For hardwood face frames in maple or oak, a fine-thread face frame screw is the better fit — this coarse-thread version is matched to softwoods and engineered panels.
Yes. For a standard pocket-hole joint in 3/4-inch stock, 1-1/4" is the recommended screw length. It provides enough thread engagement in the mating piece without over-penetrating.
This screw uses a coarse thread, which is suited to softwoods, plywood, MDF, melamine, and particleboard. For hardwood face frames in maple, oak, or cherry, a fine-thread face frame screw is the correct choice to avoid splitting and ensure proper holding power.
A pan head sits flat against the pocket face and pulls the joint together without wedging into the wood. A countersunk or bugle head can split narrow softwood stiles or pull through thin panel stock under the same driving force.
The drive size is #2 square. A #2 Robertson or square-drive bit is the correct fit for installation.
Yes. The coarse thread is designed to grip the fiber matrix of MDF, melamine-faced particleboard, and similar engineered panels, making this a practical choice for flat-pack or shop-built cabinet box assembly in those materials.
Packed 10,000 to the box, this screw suits cabinet shops and finish carpenters who work through volume on face frame and pocket-hole assembly in softwood and sheet goods, and want a consistent, low-profile fastener that keeps joints tight and heads inconspicuous.
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Sold in: 1 Each |  WW90260 Mfr# 0614176143961 1 | #2 x 6" Square Drive Insert Bit, 2 Piece Bit |