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#8 Round Head Phillips Solid Brass Wood Screw

#8 Round Head Phillips Solid Brass Wood Screw

$1.00 USD
$1.00 USD
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Order exactly what you need—even one screw. This #8 round head phillips wood screw is solid brass and is available in the lengths and finishes shown above. There is no minimum order, and shipping is free.

Choose the right replacement: Match the gauge, length, head style, drive style, and finish to the original screw or hardware. Measure length from the underside of the head to the tip.

Use the printable Brass Screw Size Chart to identify an existing screw, or read the Solid Brass Wood Screw FAQs. If the original is missing, send Classic Door a clear photo of the hardware, screw hole, and any matching screw before ordering.

Installation: Solid brass is softer than steel. Predrill hardwood with the correct pilot hole, use a properly fitting screwdriver, and use a small amount of wax when needed to reduce friction.

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You can buy a single, individual #8 Round Head Phillips Solid Brass Wood Screw directly at The Classic Door with 100% free shipping and absolutely no minimum order requirements. This authentic, solid brass fastener is engineered for historic door hardware, antique mortise locks, and period furniture restorations. We stock every hard-to-find gauge size from #0 to #14 so you can purchase the exact quantity needed to finish your project.

Technical Specifications & Project Sizing

Specification Verified Value Project Notes
Purchase Quantity 1 Individual Screw (Single) Order the exact quantity needed. No bulk box required.
Minimum Order Limit None (Zero Minimum) Buy 1 screw or 100+ screws.
Shipping Cost $0.00 (100% Free Shipping) Ships directly to your workshop via USPS.
Material & Finish Solid Uncoated Brass Rust-proof, marine-grade, authentic historic patina.
Pre-Drill Guidance Pilot Hole Required Always pre-drill and lubricate threads with beeswax in hardwoods.