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The Würth #8 x 1-9/16 inch flat head ASSY screw is a purpose-built assembly fastener for cabinet box construction, carcass assembly, and interior woodworking joints. At 1-9/16 inches, this length seats fully through one panel and into the next without over-penetrating standard 3/4-inch sheet goods, making it a practical choice for box assembly where penetration depth matters.
Cabinet box assembly typically involves joining two panels of 3/4-inch sheet material, or driving through a thinner nailer or back panel into a thicker side. The 1-9/16 inch length threads fully into the second member while keeping enough shank engagement to hold the joint tight. It is well suited for attaching cabinet nailers, joining a back panel rabbet, connecting stretchers to cabinet sides, or fastening interior horizontal dividers where a shorter screw would under-engage and a longer one would risk exit on the far face. For shops building face-frame or frameless carcasses from plywood, melamine particleboard, or MDF, this length handles the most common box joinery scenarios without adjustment.
The RW20 recess is a Würth-designed drive with wider wings and deeper engagement than standard star or square recesses. That geometry transfers more torque to the screw and reduces bit wear across a full production run. Pair the drive with an impact driver or a dedicated screwgun and the bit stays seated through repeated cycles. The flat head carries milling nibs on its underside that cut a clean countersink in wood and panel materials as the screw seats, so the head finishes flush without a separate countersink step. This is especially useful on cabinet interiors where a proud head interferes with drawer hardware or shelf pin placement.
Cabinet shops building in volume need a box screw that starts consistently, drives without fuss, and seats flush in a range of panel materials. The sharp point enters softwood and engineered panels quickly, and the coarse thread grips the fiber matrix of plywood, MDF, and particleboard where fine threads would under-hold. The zinc finish keeps the screw clean and rust-free in a shop environment. The 500-count box with an included bit means the first screw drives as soon as the box opens, with no separate bit sourcing required. Frameless carcass builders, face-frame shops, and custom cabinet installers working in painted or melamine interiors will find this length covers the majority of their box assembly fastening without switching screws mid-job.
The 1-9/16 inch length is a precise fit for joints where 1-1/2 inches under-engages and 1-5/8 inches risks breaking through. It gives full thread engagement in the second panel while keeping a margin from the far face, which matters on melamine interiors where a screw tip showing through the surface requires a repair.
The sharp point and coarse thread are suited for softwood, plywood, MDF, and melamine-faced particleboard. These cover the panel materials used in most production cabinet carcasses.
Not in most panel materials. The milling nibs cut their own countersink as the screw seats, so the head finishes flush in one operation. In very hard or dense materials, a shallow pilot countersink helps the head seat cleanly.
This screw uses the RW20 drive. A compatible RW20 bit is included in the box.
This screw carries a zinc finish and is positioned for interior woodworking and cabinet assembly. It is not intended for exterior, wet, or pressure-treated lumber applications.
When the joint is 3/4-inch panel meeting 3/4-inch panel and the finish has to be flush, the Würth 1-9/16 inch ASSY screw with RW20 drive delivers the penetration depth, head seating, and drive engagement that cabinet box work demands, 500 screws at a time.
Sold In: 500 Each
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Sold in: 10 Each | WW06147020 Mfr# 061470 20 961 10 | RW20 ASSY Insert Drive Bit |