Cutting Thread Phillips Bugle Head Wood Screws

The screws stand out due to their ability to form their own mating threads as they’re installed, which negates the necessity for pre-existing nuts or tapped holes. A distinctive feature is their gimlet point, a threaded cone point that usually has an angle ranging from 45 to 50 degrees. And this unique design allows the screw to start threading easily into wood, providing a hassle-free installation process. In addition, just like most screws, the threading of our bugle head wood screws is standard right-hand, meaning they’re installed by turning the screw in a clockwise direction. In conclusion, contact us today and order them, the perfect addition to your project.