Customer Featured Projects
Get woodworking inspiration from Quickscrews users. Here's a collection of some of our favorite projects.
Customer Projects
Quickscrews Customer Projects
Get woodworking inspiration from Quickscrews users. Here's a collection of some of our favorite projects:
Cable spool turned into charming playhouse for granddaughter Magnolia by @furniture.story
Oak and maple wood nightstand with black walnut slab top by @ladyofthewooddesign
Cherry coffee table with maple drawer & box by @scismwoodcraft. Favorite screw: pocket hole screw
Rocking Chair by @wood_workingcreations
Wooden clock by Darren Woll
8000 gallon wooden water tank by Hall-Woolford Tank Company
Hall tree by Matt Bell assembled with our #8 square drive Quickcutter screws, featuring ¾” plywood, poplar trim, and a white oak bench top
Bassinet by @wood_workingcreations
Night stand with pocket joinery by Ava Smith, Cedar Ridge High School, Hillsborough, NC. Instructor: Avery Pipkin @crhswoodworking
Modern farmhouse coffee table using pocket joinery throughout by Thomas Matthews, Cedar Ridge High School, Hillsborough, NC @crhswoodworking
Raised garden beds made by students at Cedar Ridge High School @crhswoodworking
Walnut desk with birdseye maple inlays and plugs by @pipkinwoodcraft
Clear finish on Maple bookshelves by @moyerwoodworks
Clear finish on Maple fireside storage by @moyerwoodworks
Mocha finish on Maple bed frame by @moyerwoodworks
Projects from Mcfarland High School students in Wisconsin from Woodworking program taught by Steve Pennekamp
A star wars themed desk finished with walrus oil furniture butter by @pipkinwoodcraft
Furniture maker Robert Niclas makes six string electric violin as a gift for his daughter. Featuring Quickscrews black hardware screws.
Day bed swing by @pipkinwoodcraft
Tiki Bar from bamboo, metal siding, and Quickscrews pocket hole screws by Mikey Wiener
Maple bookcase with an adjustable shelf by @pipkinwoodcraft
Master craftsmen John and Jay Leake of Leake Furniture Makers in York, South Carolina are known for making some of the finest period reproductions in the world. Like this box tasked by the White House as a gift for the Queen of England.
Solid acacia wood and natural goat fur chair by @palenquecs
QS Tariffs
June 20th, 2025: Announcement
Planning Ahead: Quickscrews’ Response to the Most Recent Tariffs
This update continues our series of communications following our March 6 and April 4 emails, which addressed recent U.S. tariff developments. It provides the latest information on trade policy changes affecting the materials we use to produce the world’s best woodworking screws.
New Tariff Announcement – June 4, 2025
On June 4, the U.S. government announced an additional 25% tariff on imported steel and aluminum under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act. This brings the total tariff rate to 50%, effectively doubling the previous increase.
This policy change directly impacts the base materials used to manufacture the woodworking screws professionals have trusted for nearly four decades.
Quickscrews’ Response to the Additional Tariff Increase
At Quickscrews, we believe your business can remain protected—and better prepared—through clear, early communication. This update reflects our proactive approach: anticipating change, responding with purpose, and identifying creative ways to support long-term partnerships.
In the past three weeks, we have taken the following steps:
• Re-evaluated material sourcing and vendor relationships to secure the most cost-effective and reliable options.
• Reorganized internal operational budgets to absorb the bulk of cost increases before they reach our customers.
• Expanded our Tariff Resource Page to include this update and provide a full archive of all prior tariff communications.
Price Adjustment Notification – Effective Monday, July 14, 2025
To account for these material cost increases, Quickscrews pricing will increase by 9.5%, effective Monday, July 14, 2025. Website pricing for online orders placed at Quickscrews.com has already been adjusted.
This adjustment ensures continued access to the legendary woodworking fasteners that cabinet makers and craftspeople have come to rely on—backed by a family-owned business that understands the challenges these changes create for both small shops and large-scale operations.
Built for Long-Term Confidence
For over 37 years, Quickscrews International Corporation has helped woodworking professionals and suppliers navigate change and complexity in materials, policy, and supply chains. We believe in your craft, value the things you make, and are committed to being a dependable part of your process.
If you have questions, we’d love to talk.
Please reach out to your sales representative or visit the [Tariff Resource Page] for more information.
Sincerely,
Greg Wiener
CEO & Founder
Quickscrews International Corporation
March 25th, 2025: Announcement
2025 Update Announcement of Pending Price Increase
The United States Government has instituted a 25% nationwide duty (tax) on derivative articles of steel, which includes all Quickscrews manufactured in Taiwan. This duty went into effect on March 12, 2025. Determining the least disruptive way to address this cost increase has been a priority, but it must be passed on through increased pricing.
Overseas freight continues to be impacted by the ongoing international conflict, where the Houthis, a designated terrorist group, are firing on international shipping vessels. Some recent stabilization in freight costs has been observed, which provides an opportunity to help limit the impact of the duty increase.
Efforts are being made to push primary manufacturers to reduce pricing in order to assist in keeping costs down and offset the additional duties. The goal is to achieve up to a 5% decrease in finished goods material costs to help further offset the increase.
Based on current information, a price increase will take effect on April 28th. Two implementation methods are being considered. The increase will be the same in both cases, but applied differently:
Surcharge on Orders – A percentage-based surcharge will be applied to each order to cover the additional duties. Order confirmations and invoices will include a surcharge box displaying the percentage added and the extra charges due to the duties.
Updated Price Lists – Customer price lists will be updated to reflect the new pricing. Once completed, customers will be notified and can request their updated price lists as needed.
The exact percentage of the increase is still being determined, with expectations ranging between 6% and 11%. Additional time is needed to focus on reducing the increase and the effects it would have on the valued craftspeople and businesses that rely on Quickscrews’ 37 years of fastener expertise and service to build, create, and deliver quality work. Every effort will be made to implement the least impactful changes to business operations.
Respectfully,
Greg Wiener
CEO and Founder
Quickscrews International Corp.
March 6th, 2025: Announcement
US TARIFF Announcement from QSI
Dear Valued Quickscrews Customer,
The U.S. government has announced a new round of tariffs, impacting imported steel and aluminum products.
A 25% tariff will be applied to these materials from any country outside the USA.
For official details, you can review the announcements here:
Aluminum Tariff Increase: [Executive Order]
Steel Tariff Increase: [Executive Order]
At Quickscrews, we stand behind the craftspeople who create the things we connect around. We know that woodworking is more than just a trade—it’s what brings people together, from furniture that fills homes to cabinets that store memories.
While these changes present challenges, we’re in this together. Our commitment to quality, fast shipping, and exceptional service remains unchanged. We will fully comply with all laws and ensure the appropriate tariffs are applied to affected products.
To help you better navigate and understand these metal tariffs, MetalMiner has produced an in-depth guide. You can access the PDF directly here.
Thank you for your continued support. No matter what changes come, we’ll keep supporting the woodworkers, builders, and makers who craft the things that fill our world.
If you have any questions please contact using the information below or chat with your local sales consultant.
Sincerely,
Greg Wiener
CEO & Founder
Quickscrews International Corporation
New Customer Service Email
To serve you faster and better, Quickscrews now has a dedicated customer service email: customerservice@quickscrews.com. For order questions, use this new address. For new POs, continue sending to orderentry@quickscrews.com. We're here to keep things smooth and efficient!
Choosing the Right Screw for Cabinetry and Woodworking
Choosing the right screw is key to successful woodworking and cabinetry. This guide highlights common screw types and their specific uses. It features insights from Jeff Krug of Today’s Craftsman. A new funnel head screw design also offers better hold and reduced wood splitting.
Quickscrews Launches Quick Questions with Greg Wiener
For over 37 years, Quickscrews has been committed to educating and supporting woodworkers by solving real-world problems. Now, CEO Greg Wiener is bringing that mission to life through a new series of under-60-second videos on Instagram and YouTube, tackling common screw-related questions with clarity and insight. From how screws are made to why wood splits, these quick clips offer practical knowledge you can use right away.
Celebrating the Summer of Quickscrews: Our First Woodworking Contest
This summer, Quickscrews celebrated the spirit of woodworking with our first-ever Summer Woodworking Contest. From May through August, talented creators submitted stunning projects—from custom furniture to inventive builds—all showcasing the passion and craftsmanship of our community.
Quick Questions with Greg
You've Got Questions, and We've Got Answers
Weekly educational videos about everything there is to know about wood screws. From how a screw is made to what type to use for certain projects, check out CEO Greg Wiener answer questions we've received throughout the years.
5 Essential Screws for Cabinet Building & Installation
5 Essential Screws for Cabinet Makers
This page is your quick guide to the five most useful screws for cabinetmaking—what they’re for, why they matter, and how to use them effectively. Whether you're building boxes, joining frames, or installing cabinets, these screw types are chosen for their strength, speed, and clean results. Plus, we’ve included pro tips to help you get the most out of each one.
Funnel Head Screw (2" x #8) -100 pack
Part#: 15469
Primary Use: Designed to drive into MDF and plywood without pre-drilling, making them ideal for shops without specialized equipment.
- Drives without pre-drilling
- Sucks joints tight for clean construction
- Designed for hardwood, plywood, and MDF
- Speeds up box construction and reduces clamping time
Click to Play Video on Funnel Head Screws
Video of Jeff Krug demonstrating Funnel Head Screws
Pocket Screw (#6 x 1¼", or 1½") - 100 pack
Part#: 7618
Primary Use: Joining face frames, fillers, and internal braces
- Pan head fits narrow pocket jigs
- Strong, discreet joinery for trim components
- Great hold in hardwood without splitting
Pro Tip: Use pan head pocket screws with narrow-channel jigs or when working with hardwood fillers and fascia—prevents binding and stripping.
Video of Jeff Krug demonstrating Pocket Hole Screws
Assembly Screw (1¼" x #8) -100 pack
Part#: 12921
Primary Use: Attaching fillers, fascia, legs, and cabinet-to-cabinet
- Versatile and commonly used for all interior cabinet joinery
- Countersinks easily for a neat look
- Strong hold with minimal material damage
Pro Tip: Place between shelf pin holes for a clean inside cabinet appearance. He uses three screws for 30"–32" fillers.
Video of Jeff Krug demonstrating Assembly Screws
Euro Screw (6mm x 13mm) -100 pack
Part#: 13494
Primary Use: Installing hinge plates and drawer slides
Perfect for 32mm system holes
Cuts threads in melamine and MDF
Reusable and cleaner than wood screws
Pro Tip: Euro screws won’t strip out on removal and reinstallation—ideal for cabinet hardware that may need adjusting or replacing.
Video of Jeff Krug demonstrating Euro Screws
Cabinet Installation Screw (#10 x 2½") - 50 pack
Part#: 8336
Primary Use: Securing cabinets to the wall
Washer head prevents overdriving through cabinet back
Type 17 tip = no pre-drilling
Square drive ensures bit doesn’t slip during installs
Pro Tip: Washer-head design prevents the screw from pulling through plywood, unlike countersunk screws. Holds securely even in awkward, overhead installs.
Video of Jeff Krug demonstrating Installation Screws
Get All 5 Screws in One Trial Bundle
This 5-screw-type bundle includes 100-count packs of our Funnelhead Screws, Pocket Screws, Assembly Screws, and Euro Screws, plus a 50-count pack of Installation Screws—everything you need to build and install cabinets with precision. Each screw is part of the Quickscrews legacy: engineered to drive straight, hold strong, and minimize wood splitting for cleaner, tighter joints every time.