I need to join 6 ft of maple butcher block to a 2 ft section using glue and pocket screws. The butcher block is 1.5" thick. I'm mking a new workbench.
I know the guide calls for a 2.5" screw, but since this is hardwood, can I get away with using a coarse thread ? ( Doesn't look like a fine thread is available in that length). Any advice wood be appreciated
Lee
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Hi Lee,
The course screws should work fine, Just make sure you don't overdrive them and strip the holes. The glue will do a lot of the work holding the sections together. It's stronger than we realize. Also make sure you use enough pocket holes. Every 6 inches should suffice and when you move it to its final resting place, support the joint. Once it's in place, you'll have nothing to worry about.
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