A wood screw is a type of fastener designed specifically for joining wood pieces together. It has a sharp, pointed end to help it penetrate the wood easily, and its threaded shaft provides a strong grip as it is turned. The head of the screw can be flat, rounded, or countersunk, depending on the intended use. Wood screws are commonly used in carpentry, furniture making, and construction to secure wooden components, ensuring a firm and durable connection. They are typically driven into the wood with a screwdriver or drill.

Definition und Bedeutung von „wood screw“ im Englischen

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