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Wood Screw Holding Strength 1

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HI,
I'm looking for data pertaining to #12 x 1-1/2"lg wood screws and the holding power, for a lack of a better term, when threaded into a wood (say teak), What is the load or force required to pull the fastener out or strip the hole. I understand there are many variables but if anyone can point me in a direction it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for your time.
 
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How about ISO9087: "Wood - Determination of Nail and Screw Holding Power Under Axial Load Application First Edition?"
Sounds like it might apply - anybody have that one? [I don't]
 
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Try "Wood Handbook" from Forest Products Laboratory.
 
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