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6 x 1.25 in Phillips Bugle Head Coarse Thread Screws, Box of 8000

6 x 1.25 in Phillips Bugle Head Coarse Thread Screws, Box of 8000

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$138.41at Walmart, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the 6 x 1.25 in Phillips Bugle Head Coarse Thread Screws, Box of 8000

These are 6 x 1.25 inch wood screws with Phillips drive, bugle heads and coarse threads, sold in a box of 8,000. The bugle head sits flush in wood, and the coarse thread bites into softwood and general framing without a pilot hole in many cases. This is a bulk contractor box, so the per-screw cost is low but the upfront spend and storage space are large. No current price was provided for this listing, so check the live comparison before buying.

Best forContractors and crews driving thousands of screws
Deck, framing and general carpentry work
Buyers who want one box for a whole project
Softwood and composite fastening
Pros
  • Bugle head countersinks flush in wood
  • Coarse thread grips softwood and plywood well
  • Phillips drive is common and forgiving
  • Bulk 8,000 count lowers cost per screw
  • 1.25 inch length suits thin stock and trim
Cons
  • 8,000 screws is a big upfront cost
  • Heavy box and awkward to store on site
  • Phillips cam-out is easier than Torx under torque
  • Coarse thread is less ideal for hardwood
  • No coating or material grade stated

6 x 1.25 in Phillips Bugle Head Coarse Thread Screws, Box of 8000 prices at every store

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6 x 1.25 in Phillips Bugle Head Coarse Thread Screws, Box of 8000 price history

Lowest price we've seen: $138.41 on Nov 2 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.

Specifications

Drive Type
Phillips
Type
Wood
Thread Type
Coarse
Quantity
8 count

Questions and answers

Are these screws worth buying in a box of 8,000?
Only if you will use them on repeated jobs. For a single small project, a few hundred screws is cheaper and easier to store. Crews and frequent builders get the best value from the bulk count.
Do I need to drill pilot holes?
In softwood and most composite material, the coarse thread often drives without a pilot hole. In hardwood or near board edges, drill a pilot hole to avoid splitting.
What does bugle head mean?
The bugle head has a curved underside that pulls the screw flush and spreads load over the wood surface. It is standard for drywall-style flush seating in wood and is not a flat or pan head.
Will a standard Phillips bit fit?
Yes, these use a standard Phillips drive. Match the bit size to the screw head and replace worn bits, since Phillips heads cam out more easily than star drives.
What is the 6 x 1.25 size in plain terms?
The 6 is the screw gauge and 1.25 inches is the length. That makes them a light-to-medium screw for trim, thin boards and light framing, not for heavy structural joints.
When is the price lowest?
Bulk fasteners often drop during contractor promotions and end-of-season sales. Compare the per-screw price across stores rather than the box total.