Coupling is my favorite. It's like docking for machines
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I hate wingnuts, they were always screwed on so tight when I wanted to take these off of random things as a kid. If I ever see another wingnut, it's screwed. This post reminded me of my hatred towards them, thank you, I will internalize the hate and wield it as a power of doom and destruction against the oldest-known metallic foe. #screwwings #bottomking #2023 #internalizethehate
Just get a wing nut socket/driver and treat them like any other nut.
What about whatever spikes truck drivers put on their bolts? They look sharper than acorns.
They're just plastic, the real lug nuts are underneath. We have a hexagonal plastic handle to slide over to take them off before removing a wheel.
But I still want to see the Ben-hur bolts.
And unlike screw head shapes, all of them serve an actual useful purpose
Might be fun to use these as search terms on rule 34
What about cage nuts?
Does anybody want to use a coupling together? 😳 👉👈
Acorn
type of cap nut used for appearance
Drilled shank fasteners sounds vaguely kinky.
need another 14 to get through the whole month.
This is nuts
You need a t slot extrusion nuts too! And there are several variations.
Always use the correct wrench or socket, and know if your nut has a right or left handed thread. Let's not bust any nuts this month.