Kreg Tool Company SML-C125-500 Pocket Hole Screws 500ct

Product Description

The KREG TOOL COMPANY SML-C125-500 is a 500-count box of coarse-thread pocket hole screws designed for use with pocket hole joinery systems. These are number 8 screws measuring 1-1/4 inches in length, featuring a washer head profile that prevents overdriving into pocket hole bottoms. The self-tapping auger tip eliminates the need for predrilling a lead hole. The large-diameter steel shank provides a strong, durable mechanical connection. This screw is sized specifically for joining 3/4-inch stock and is a standard consumable for carpenters, cabinet makers, and finish woodworkers using pocket hole jigs.

These pocket hole screws are suited for residential and light commercial woodworking applications including cabinet assembly, face frame construction, furniture building, and interior millwork. The coarse thread pattern is intended for softwoods and sheet goods such as plywood and MDF. At 1-1/4 inches, the screw length is matched to the standard pocket hole geometry for 3/4-inch material thickness, making this a go-to fastener for cabinet shops and finish carpenters working with standard sheet stock.

Key Features

• Washer head design prevents overdriving into pocket hole bottoms
• Self-tapping auger tip eliminates predrilling
• Large-diameter steel shank for a strong, durable connection
• 1-1/4 inch length optimized for joining 3/4-inch stock
• Coarse thread pattern suited for softwoods and sheet goods
• 500-count quantity for high-volume shop or job site use

Compatibility

Designed for use with pocket hole joinery systems requiring number 8 coarse-thread screws at 1-1/4 inches in length, appropriate for 3/4-inch material thickness applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed with a square-drive bit sized for number 8 screws. Set driver clutch or torque to avoid overdriving, though the washer head provides a built-in stop. Ensure pocket holes are drilled to the correct depth setting for 3/4-inch stock before driving screws. Follow the pocket hole jig manufacturer's setup guide for proper drill angle and pocket placement.