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.
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.
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.
Part#: 15469
Primary Use: Designed to drive into MDF and plywood without pre-drilling, making them ideal for shops without specialized equipment.
Video of Jeff Krug demonstrating Funnel Head Screws
Part#: 7618
Primary Use: Joining face frames, fillers, and internal braces
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
Part#: 12921
Primary Use: Attaching fillers, fascia, legs, and cabinet-to-cabinet
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
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
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
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.
Quickscrews has launched a Tariff Information Page to keep customers informed about the latest tariff changes. The page includes Quickscrews’ announcements, official government updates, and guidance on how these tariffs may impact businesses. It serves as a straightforward resource for understanding what the tariffs apply to and staying up to date. Customers can visit the page for the latest information or contact Quickscrews for further assistance.
Quickscrews.com has just launched a major upgrade, marking a new chapter for the company. Reflecting on our journey, we've evolved from a simple marketing site in 2006 to a revenue-generating e-commerce platform. Over the years, we've faced challenges like the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, which pushed us to innovate, including adding features like backorders without upfront payments. As we continue to grow, our commitment to customer satisfaction and constant improvement remains at the forefront, with new solutions and a strong leadership team driving the company's future success.
Quickscrews is proud to announce the launch of its upgraded and enhanced website, Quickscrews.com. This update brings a fresh look and new functionalities to better serve cabinet makers, furniture manufacturers, and woodworkers
2019 marked yet another success for the industry. With 3 million QBs installed, the industry could no longer ignore the success that was Top Mounted over-the-shingle solutions like the QuickBOLT. This was the year we'd reaffirm our position as industry innovators by releasing the QB2 - the first-ever solar mount to be code-compliant without the use of any chemical sealant.
After 1M units of OG QuickBOLT installed, we listened to feedback. The Low Profile QB and Microflashing® were designed, pioneering over-the-shingle installations in US solar.
Looking back, Mr. Wiener says: “After 35 years, I still love to get up and come to work every day. I wouldn’t trade it for anything. Quickscrews has been my life and one day the next generation will make it theirs.”
