WOOD SCREW
A wood screw provides a plurality of auxiliary cutting areas disposed on a bottom surface of a head and a flat area formed in any two adjacent auxiliary cutting areas. Each auxiliary cutting area includes at least two cutting grooves disposed at intervals and formed on the bottom surface, and a cutting edge formed at a convergence of the connective cutting grooves. When the bottom surface contacts the surface of the wood, the cutting edge cuts and scrapes off burrs generated around the drilling hole, and the scraped burrs are accommodated in the cutting grooves to prevent the burrs from exposing to the head after screwing. Further, the head is tightly screwed on the wood to enhance the screwing stabilization.
1 . A wood screw comprising a head, a shank extending from said head, and a drilling portion disposed on a side of said shank, opposite to said head; wherein, said head includes a top surface and a conical bottom surface extending downward from said top surface; a plurality of threads spirally disposed on said shank by a certain spiral angle;
wherein, said bottom surface includes a plurality of auxiliary cutting areas and a flat area formed between any two adjacent auxiliary cutting areas; each auxiliary cutting area includes at least two cutting grooves formed on said bottom surface and disposed at intervals, and a cutting edge formed at a convergence of said two connective cutting grooves.
2 . The wood screw as claimed in claim 1 , wherein, a thread-free section is defined between said threads and said head.
3 . The wood screw as claimed in claim 2 , wherein, a reaming section is defined between said threads and said thread-free section on said shank; a plurality of helical conveying units are defined on said reaming section to be spaced apart; a spiral angle of said helical conveying units with respect to a center of said shank is greater than a spiral angle of said threads with respect to said center of said shank.