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This Würth #8 x 3/4 inch flat head wood screw is built for fastening situations where depth matters as much as holding power. The short shank keeps the tip well clear of thin panels and shallow substrates, while the flat head with nibs, coarse thread, and Type 17 auger point work together to deliver a clean, flush seat every time. Packed 1,000 to the box, it suits cabinet shops and production environments that go through short fasteners at volume.
A 3/4 inch screw occupies a specific spot in cabinet and furniture work: it is long enough to fasten securely through thin stock but short enough to stop well clear of the opposite face. That makes it a practical choice for attaching hardware backing plates, securing thin overlay components, fastening cabinet backs to frames, and anywhere a longer screw would punch through or create a visible bump on the finished surface. The flat head with nibs seats flush without pre-countersinking, which keeps the installation step count low on repetitive production work.
The screw is zinc-plated steel, suited to dry interior conditions found in cabinet shops, furniture manufacturing, and finish carpentry. The zinc coating provides the baseline corrosion protection appropriate for those environments. The flat head geometry is designed to countersink flush, and the underhead nibs do the milling work as the screw is driven, so the head seats cleanly in hardwood, softwood, MDF, and laminated panels without a dedicated countersink bit. The Type 17 auger point reduces the fiber pressure that causes splitting near edges or in dense grain.
Cabinet shops running production lines keep short flat head screws on hand for thin-panel and hardware-adjacent work where a standard 1-1/4 inch or longer screw would be too aggressive. Installers use them for light backing attachment and face-mounted hardware where the substrate is shallow. Furniture builders working with 1/2 inch or thinner sheet goods rely on the 3/4 inch length to fasten without blowout. The 1,000-piece box supports all of these uses at a volume that makes sense for steady shop consumption.
This length is well suited to panels in the 1/2 inch range. It fastens securely without the tip reaching the opposite face, which matters for cabinet backs, thin overlays, and hardware mounting surfaces where blowthrough would show.
In most wood and engineered panel materials, yes. The nibs mill the countersink as the screw is driven, so the head seats flush without a separate countersink operation. On very hard or brittle materials, a light pre-drill may still help.
The auger point cuts wood fibers rather than wedging them apart, which lowers the splitting risk near edges and in dense grain. In thin stock, this matters because there is less material mass to absorb any radial pressure at entry.
No. The zinc finish on this screw is appropriate for dry indoor environments. For exterior, pressure-treated lumber, or high-humidity applications, a screw with a heavier or ACQ-rated coating is the right choice.
It accepts a standard #2 Phillips bit, which is the most common bit size in shop and field kits.
When the stock is thin and the finish has to be flush, the Würth #8 x 3/4 inch flat head screw gives cabinet shops and finish carpenters a reliable, production-ready fastener that seats cleanly and stops exactly where it should.
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