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1. 
   DougGF | Dec 13, 2009 07:57pm | #1

   Try McFeely's Screws.  I think what you are after is called a round washer head screw.

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   Dave45 | Dec 13, 2009 08:42pm | #2

   Check Home Depot. They carry metric truss head screws that can be broken off in 1/4" increments to fit whatever thickness you might need.

   I've been using them for about a year and wouldn't be without them.

   BTW, I toss the M6x25 screws that come with most drawer pulls, but would gladly donate them to someone who can use them. - lol

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   James_Buxton | Dec 13, 2009 09:03pm | #3

   Are you looking for wood screws with a wide head?   My HD carries them, in one-pound boxes.  They're on a shelf for specialty screws for construction, not the area with little plastic bags of screws.  HD calls them lath screws.   Apparently they're intended for fastening lath, as in lath-and-plaster walls. 

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   DonStephan | Dec 13, 2009 10:51pm | #4

   You might be getting answers to two similar but different questions. 

   To hold a drawer face or front to a separate, complete drawer box the McFeely screws work well.  You can drill a slightly oversize hold through the front of the drawer box to allow some adjustment of the drawer front to the box.

   And if you are attaching a drawer front to a separate complete drawer box the screws that come with handles or pulls will no longer be long enough to reach through the two layers.  For this the snap-off truss screws will allow you to zoom in on the needed length.  In my case, I was always attaching a 3/4" wide drawer face or front to a separate complete drawer box made of 1/2" thick stock, so the handle screws were always going to be the same length, and I bought a box of 100 screws of the needed length.  Hope this isn't too poorly explained.