Overall rating: 4.852792 / 5 from 197 reviews.

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Zinc Pocket-Hole Screws are highly regarded for their reasonable price, excellent quality, and fast shipping. Customers appreciate the product's value and performance, though some have mixed feelings about the head design.

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• "Kreg makes very high quality tools, for the beginner as well as the experienced woodworker." — Paul S.
• "Great quality Great finish and fast shipping" — Kim R.
• "Reasonable price and fast shipping." — Michael C.

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Q&A

are these screws available with a black finish

No, these are only in the silver finish

i need 1 1/4" black fine thread screws, are they still available

No, these are only in the silver finish

I using a 1 1/2 inch birch leg to fasten to a 1 ½ inch pine footer. Should I use course thread screws? Also would 2 inch be sufficient?

For that, you will want to be using 2-1/2" coarse threaded screws. You will choose the thread type by what wood will be accepting the threads of the screw.

Can I pay with chase visa

Yes, we accept all major credit cards

are the SPS-f1 and C-1 still available and if so where ?

Yes, you can purchase those directly on our website.

For the 1.25" pan head screw you can't select coarse thread. What length screw do you use for 3/4" stock and a micro-jig?

For the 1-1/4" Pan Headed screws only come in fine thread. You can use the fine thread in soft lumber, you just need to be a little more careful when driving them in.

Which screw do you use to join PVC

You will want to be using the coarse threaded screws with PVC. Make sure you drive the screws in slowly.

Can I buy plugs for larger holes

No, we do not have any premade XL plugs.

Why don't you have 3/4 coarse thread screws? A lot of drawers are built with 1/2 inch plywood but you only have fine thread screws which are unsuitable for softwood like plywood.

With the specs of the screws needed, with coarse threads, it would only have roughly one thread so it would not hold at all.

I have been looking for 2 1/2 fine thread screws for my 1.5 inch thick oak build but can only find coarse screws. Does kreg not sell the 2.5 in a fine thread? Thanks

The longest fine threaded screw we have is 1-1/2" long. Anything longer than that with that fine thread and the torque required to drive those screws into hardwood, the heads were breaking off. We did not want that in our lineup. So there are a few different options you can do. First is to take and drill your pocket hole as normal then take a 1/8" long bit and drill that pilot hole into the second piece at that exact angle. Then seat the 2-1/2" screw into the pocket hole. Only bad thing about that is if that pilot angle is off you run the risk of stressing the wood with the potential of cracking. The second thing you could do is to set your Jig and stop collar at the 3/4" settings then drive a 1-1/2" fine threaded screw into the pocket. When seated you will have roughly 1" of of that screw into the second piece. We have found that with that depth it will provide a strong hold. Third thing you can do is to drill the pocket hole as normal for the 1-1/2" settings then drive the 2-1/2" coarse threaded screw in just a little ways and back it out. Drive it in a little more and back it out. Keep doing that process till the screw is completely seated in. With the self drilling tip on the screws and the backing out after just a short distance, will allow you to relieve that tension a little at a time with out running the risk of cracking the boards. If you do one of those 3 option, you will be able to connect together those boards.