Use the right pocket-screw thread type for the material
Pocket screws are available with coarse and fine threads, and it's important to use the correct thread to prevent splits in wood, plywood, and composite materials. Use fine-thread screws for hardwoods and coarse-thread screws for softwoods, plywoods, particleboard, and medium-density fiberboard.
Blue-Kote™ Screws feature three anti-corrosion layers, making them the perfect choice for a wide variety of indoor and outdoor projects. Blue-Kote™
Blue-Kote™ Pocket-Hole Screws
For wood project enthusiasts, hobbyists, and DIYers, the Kreg Zinc Pocket Hole Screws are an affordable choice for pocket-hole joinery. Use with our pocket hole jigs to create seamless, durable joints in plywood and composites. These 1 1/4-inch coarse thread screws have Maxi-Loc square drive heads and a self-tapping tip that eliminates the need for pilot holes. Smooth, case-hardened steel shank turns freely for a tighter fit, while the soft core prevents screws from breaking while drilling.
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