Q: Do wood screws need a pilot hole?
Yes. 3/4" #6 oval-head brass screws call for a countersunk pilot hole matched to the 82° angle, which seats the head flush and helps prevent splitting.
118170 - 3/4" #6 Oval-Head Brass Screws
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It is tough to find good-quality brass screws in a wide range of sizes. These screws have well-defined threads and strong necks with machine-cut slot-drive heads.
The 82° countersink angle fits the chamfer angle found on most hardware. As with all brass screws, a countersunk pilot hole is recommended before installation.
The screws come unlacquered and will acquire a natural patina with age. To prevent oxidation and discoloration, a lacquer can be applied.
Offered in packages of 10 and 100.
Yes. 3/4" #6 oval-head brass screws call for a countersunk pilot hole matched to the 82° angle, which seats the head flush and helps prevent splitting.
An oval head like the one on this 3/4" #6 oval-head screw sits in a countersunk hole with a domed crown showing, nearly flush rather than flat or proud.
No. This 3/4" #6 oval-head screw is made of brass, so it does not rust like steel. It patinas naturally when left unlacquered, or holds its bright finish under lacquer.
| Includes | Oval-head brass screws |
| Package Quantity | Pack of 100 |
| Warranty | Lee Valley Satisfaction Guarantee (https://www.leevalley.com/en-ca/promo/guaranteeandreturns) |
| Other | Countersink Angle: 82° | Drive Type: Slot-drive | Head Type: Oval-head |

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3/4" #6 Oval-Head Brass Screws
It is tough to find good-quality brass screws in a wide range of sizes. These screws have well-defined threads and strong necks with machine-cut slot-drive heads.
The 82° countersink angle fits the chamfer angle found on most hardware. As with all brass screws, a countersunk pilot hole is recommended before installation.
The screws come unlacquered and will acquire a natural patina with age. To prevent oxidation and discoloration, a lacquer can be applied.
Offered in packages of 10 and 100.