Wood screw
A wood screw includes a plurality of cutting areas radially disposed on a conical bottom surface of a head and a smooth area formed between the cutting areas. Each cutting area has at least two grooves, each of which has a base different from each smooth area and two rib walls protruding from the base. The rib walls of two adjacent grooves meet to form a first cutting edge. Each cutting area further has two outer walls protruding from the smooth area. Each outer wall meets one rib wall of the adjacent groove on a second cutting edge. The cutting edges cut and scrape off burrs attached to a drilled hole. The cutting edges cooperate with the grooves to permit a continuous cutting action simultaneously with an increasing accommodation area for scraped burrs and prevent the burrs from sticking out from the head. Thus, the fastening effect is promoted.
1. A wood screw comprising:
a head including a top surface and a bottom surface extending downwards from said top surface;
a shank extending downwards from said bottom surface and having a plurality of threads spirally disposed thereon; and
a drilling portion disposed at one end of said shank, opposite to said head;
wherein said head includes a plurality of spaced apart cutting areas disposed on said bottom surface, a smooth area being formed between any two adjacent cutting areas and forming a conical shape on said bottom surface, each of the plurality of said cutting areas having at least two radially extending grooves, each of said at least two grooves having a base formed separate from said conical shape formed by said smooth conical areas, two rib walls protruding from each of said bases, each base of each cutting area protruding from said shape formed by said smooth conical areas, said rib walls of two adjacent grooves meeting to form a first cutting edge, each of the plurality of said cutting areas having two outer walls, each of said two outer walls being adjacent to and protruding from said smooth conical area, each of said outer wall and one of said rib walls of each groove which is adjacent to each outer wall meeting to form a second cutting edge.
2. The wood screw as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said shank includes a thread-free section formed between said head and said threads.
3. The wood screw as claimed in claim 2 , wherein said shank includes a reaming section with helical units spirally disposed between said thread-free section and said threads, a spiral angle of said helical units inclined with respect to an axis of said shank being smaller than a spiral angle of said threads inclined with respect to said axis of said shank.