An externally threaded fastener with a head having a low rounded top, a cross recess and a single lead thread. The shank has a reduced diameter. The shank has a reduced diameter and a chip cavity cut out where the final several threads. Applications / Advantages - The deeper thread design offers greater resistance to pull-out forces as compared to standard wood screws. Popular use is in construction of drawer slides. The chip cavity (or auger point) enables the fastener to drive especially in denser woods without pre-drilling a pilot hole.