You’ve carefully measured, cut, and sanded your wood piece. Then you drive a screw – and crack. The wood splits. The project is ruined. Frustrating, right? But it’s often not your fault. It’s the screw.

Why wood screws split wood (and how to avoid it):

◎ Blunt tip ：A sharp, self-starting tip is essential. Our wood screws have an ultra-sharp point that bites without pre-drilling in most softwoods.

◎ Incorrect thread design ：A deep, aggressive thread pulls the screw in smoothly. Shallow threads force too much pressure near the head.

◎ No under-head relief ：A smooth shank near the head lets the top thread clamp the wood without jacking it apart.

What we do differently:

◎ Sharp type-17 point – Cuts into wood fibers, doesn’t just push them apart.

◎ Deep thread with tapered core – Reduces wedging action.

◎ Full heat treatment – Prevents snapping under torque.

◎ Baked-on coating – Lubricates as you drive (no wax dipping that washes off).

Try our wood screws on your next furniture or pallet job.

You’ll hear the screw drive in smoothly – not the crack of splitting wood.

Contact us for a sample box.