1.5’*10 Wood Screw Countersink

a type of fastener specifically designed for use in woodworking projects. They are distinguished by their tapered shaft and sharp, coarse threads which enable them to securely grip into wood, providing a strong and durable connection.

Here are some key features of wood screws:

1. Thread Design: Wood screws have aggressive, coarse threads that are designed to bite into wood fibers, providing excellent holding power. The threads are typically spaced widely apart to prevent splitting of the wood.
2. Head Types: Wood screws come in various head types, including flat head, round head, and oval head. Each type of head serves different purposes and aesthetic preferences. Flat heads sit flush with the wood surface, while round heads protrude slightly and are often used when the screw head needs to be visible.