Dowel Screws - Headless Wood Screw Studs

• Headless, double-sided lag screws
• Also commonly called wood screw studs
• Frequently used in wood to wood applications
• Fastens parts together without an exposed head
• Installed using locking pliers or a special driver tool
• Common uses include furniture making, attaching balusters to stairs and flooring, installing finials, creating end-to-end joints and other woodworking applications where wood needs to be joined using a single hidden fastener and blind holes

Dowel Screws are headless fasteners featuring double sided lag screw threads. Also known as wood screw studs, these fasteners are used primarily for wood to wood applications and are designed to be screwed into a pilot hole. The end of the lag thread is tapered and threaded to its tip. Dowel Screws are used for fastening two pieces of wood so as to keep them permanently in their proper relative position, usually set apart from each other.