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nut on bolt facing south in threads?
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Emanuel Berg
Apr 23, 2018, 9:05:16 PM4/23/18
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Do you need a nut on a bolt's end if the bolt's
direction is down and the hole's walls are
threaded? Could that fail and will it help with
a split washer? For say an M5 bolt, how many
threads/deep hole would one need at the
very least?
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direction is down and the hole's walls are
threaded? Could that fail and will it help with
a split washer? For say an M5 bolt, how many
threads/deep hole would one need at the
very least?
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http://user.it.uu.se/~embe8573
John B.
Apr 24, 2018, 1:03:13 AM4/24/18
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On Tue, 24 Apr 2018 03:05:12 +0200, Emanuel Berg <moa...@zoho.com>
wrote:
>Do you need a nut on a bolt's end if the bolt's
>direction is down and the hole's walls are
>threaded? Could that fail and will it help with
>a split washer? For say an M5 bolt, how many
>threads/deep hole would one need at the
>very least?
The usual rule of thumb is one bolt diameter length of thread is
sufficient as that is enough to provide roughly the same tensile
strength as the bolt shank.
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Cheers,
John B.
wrote:
>Do you need a nut on a bolt's end if the bolt's
>direction is down and the hole's walls are
>threaded? Could that fail and will it help with
>a split washer? For say an M5 bolt, how many
>threads/deep hole would one need at the
>very least?
sufficient as that is enough to provide roughly the same tensile
strength as the bolt shank.
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Cheers,
John B.
Emanuel Berg
Apr 24, 2018, 2:08:49 AM4/24/18
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John B. wrote:
> The usual rule of thumb is one bolt diameter
> length of thread is sufficient as that is
> enough to provide roughly the same tensile
> strength as the bolt shank.
Great, thanks a lot! Hm, that was affordable...
> The usual rule of thumb is one bolt diameter
> length of thread is sufficient as that is
> enough to provide roughly the same tensile
> strength as the bolt shank.
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