KREG SPS-F075-500 Pocket Screws, 3/4" #6 Fine-Thread, Pan-Head (500 Count), Zinc

$ 17.95

Score By Feature

Based on 303 ratings

Value for money

9.24

Customer service

9.61

Giftable

9.24

Satisfaction

9.29

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Easy driving without bit slipping or wood splitting thanks to the square-drive head and self-tapping tip.

The pocket-hole joint is tightly drawn together by the flat-bottom head and smooth shank.

Steel that has been case-hardened will not bend, snap, or break under normal conditions.

Oak, cherry, and maple threads are fine threads for hardwoods.

Screws with a pan head for Kreg Micro-Pocket pocket holes.

Questions & Answers

Is the size of these screw heads small enough to fit into the micro jig? I noticed that the micro only drills a 1/4" diameter hole, which isn't very big. ?

SPS screws have a 1/4-inch head. The SML screws have a 5/16 head.

Is it possible to use this method to join 1/2" hard maple plywood? I've seen a range of responses, from yes to no, as well as people using the 1" panhead. ?

I used these screws to build 1/2" plywood drawer boxes, and I used the Kreg tool's micro or mini attachment to get acceptable results. br>Keep in mind that the final adjustments made with the Kreg tool are extremely important when using 1/2" goods because the margin for error is very small.

What is the nature of the container in which they are delivered? Which is better: cardboard or plastic?

That is an excellent question. Depending on what Amazon has in stock, it may arrive in a cardboard or plastic container.

Is it permissible for me to use fine thread 0? 75 pieces of MDF for making small boxes! ?

Don't use these on mdf because they won't hold the thread tight enough!

Selected User Reviews For KREG SPS-F075-500 Pocket Screws, 3/4" #6 Fine-Thread, Pan-Head (500 Count), Zinc

Pocket hole screws of the highest quality available

5/5

Without a doubt, Kreg produces the best pocket hole screws available. I wish they made a coarse thread version of the 3/4" SPS screws, or at the very least a Hi-Tension version. Version with a low volume. All micro jig projects necessitate these screws. I'm using them to put together 12mm baltic birch drawers. Don't overdo it. If you don't torque them enough, they'll come apart. In 12mm plywood applications, 1" coarse SPS screws can be used if the hole and jig stop are correctly adjusted. Keep this and the 1" sizes on hand for drawer construction and drawer front attachment.

Amari Coffey

| Mar 04, 2021

Approximately half of the box was delivered

3/5

When I first opened the cardboard box in which this was shipped, screws began to fall out of the bottom. The original package's lid had been removed, screws were scattered throughout the box, and they had discovered a portion of the cardboard flap that hadn't been taped tightly. br>br>It was a huge letdown. I'm not sure how I'm going to handle this. A full box is required.

Kamdyn Deleon

| Mar 03, 2021

Pocket joinery of 34" and 12" boards is a breeze with this tool

5/5

The extra money (not that much) spent on Kreg screws is well worth it - They never let you down. They're also stonier than the ones I've tried before.

Addilyn Dodson

| Mar 15, 2021

For 1/2" material, this is what you'll need

4/5

These screws are fantastic. It's extremely difficult to come across. For 1/2" material, this is the appropriate screw length. In a bathroom, I used it to install Azek faux wainscoting. It looks and works great when used with the Kreg system. It was almost as if I had some sort of understanding of what I was doing.