#8 1-1/4 in. Square Maxi-Loc Head Coarse Zinc-Plated Steel Pocket-Hole Screw (100-Pack)

I do see that there is an issue with the statement and the bullet statements. We will contact Home Depot to have it updated.

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I can't really say. I used them to build a table that sits outside in my back porch. No issues after a couple of years later, but it has never been exposed to rain for instance.

Yes, I would use glue as well though.

I would recommend using fine thread screws for a hard wood like maple. These are self drilling, but a coarse thread is better for soft wood.

Thank you for your inquiry. If you are joining a 3/4" piece to a 1/2" piece like you are referring to you will want to set your jig and depth collar to the 1/2" setting and then use a 3/4" or 1" screw depending on if your piece is a true 1/2" thick or if it is a little undersized.

It is a square drive bit. Kreg Pocket-Hole jigs typically come with this bit as part of the kit, but they also sell them separately as well.

2-1/2 inch screws for joining materials which measure 1.5 inches thick.

These have a Robertson, also known as a square or Scrulox screw drive, slightly tapered.

1-1/4 inch screws for joining materials measuring 3/4 inch thick