Countersunk Wood Screw

Description

– A countersunk wood screw is a type of screw designed to sit flush with the surface of the wood, providing a clean, smooth finish.
– This is achieved by the screw’s head, which is conical, allowing it to be recessed into the wood when driven in.
– They are ideal for woodworking, cabinetry, and other applications where a flush surface is desired.

Key Features:
Flush Finish:
The primary characteristic is the ability to sit flush with the surface of the wood, eliminating any protruding screw head.
Conical Head:
The screw’s head is shaped like a cone, allowing it to be countersunk (or nested) into a corresponding countersunk hole.
Wood-Specific Design:
Wood screws are generally threaded along most of their length, with the thread designed to grip effectively into wood.
Versatility:
Countersunk screws are commonly used in various woodworking projects, furniture making, and even in some metal applications.
Holding Power:
Countersunk screws are known for their strong holding power in wood, especially when compared to nails.
Driver Compatibility:
Countersunk screws are available with different drive types (e.g., Phillips, square, Torx) which influence the type of driver tool needed.