Kreg SPS-F075-100 Zinc Pocket Screws, 3/4 Inch #6 Fine Thread, Pan Head (100 Count)

I’ve used kreg screws for years - never a problem.

I use 3/4" screws when I have blind screw pockets on the inside of a cabinet and need to fasten a face frame. Any longer will crack the frame. Kreg screws grab well and are consistently strong and reliable.

Most people seem to think a screw is a screw, but there is a difference in screw quality and how well they perform and tighten before stripping out the wood.Kreg screws are worth the money.

look and work great

It works as well as other Kreg products but I don't know yet whether or not I needed to buy it. I own the Kreg Master Pocket Hole jig and other Kreg products, and, for the most part, like them over other alternatives, like biscuits. I purchased this product because I'm planning to build some cabinets for the laundry room out of 1/2" maple plywood with a 3/4" maple face frame. I don't know when I will get around to doing this so I'm offering some considerations, for what they are worth. After I got the jig, I tried it out with two pieces of 1/2" plywood. Now, we all know that 1/2" plywood is at least 1/32 shy of being 1/2". What I found was that the "recieving" plywood (that is, where the end of the screw winds up) split out. This is probably because the screw, the one they recommended, still comes out too close to the edge AND, the plywood is actually made of "plys". I'm not sure this is a problem for the following reasons: 1), I haven't purchase my 1/2" maple plywood so I don't know whether or not it will be 1/2", 2), for the most part, I will be sinking the screws into the 3/4" face frame of solid maple, not 1/2" or 3/4" maple plywood. So, maybe I really didn't have to buy this. If you're like me, sometimes you deviate from the "standard" Kreg recommendations. For example, joining two 3/4" boards uses a 1 1/4" screw. But, in some cases I need a longer screw because I'm going through a grove which reduces the holding power. So, you adjust the "block" and the "collar" on the drill bit. There is "trial and error" in this, but here I would use a longer screw with a "shallower" screw penetration. You would not likely be able to use a filler plug. I think this is probably a good product, but in hindsight, I would recommend that you, more than I did, consider EXACTLY what you're joining and then even do some tests with what you have. In the grand scheme of things, the price of this product is "reasonable" except, maybe when you're like me on a fixed income and you need the money to buy drugs to keep you going for another day. As I said, the jury, for me, it still out.

Love the kreg pocket hole tools. Makes jobs simple.

Used to make drawers with 1/2” material. With the proper jig, these screws were perfect and made the project very easy.

I have bought many products from Kregs and I have no doubt that Kregs continues to produce quality products. I have been building furnitures for my house about 2 years and always using Kregs screws for pocket hole and other things. Recommended!!!

Delivery was on time but the price is too high.

Great Screws, works perfectly for my project!

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