Os Bolt in 200M?

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  1. Hem

    Hemsworth Tyke Well-Known Member

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    ??????
     
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    I really hope so.
     
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    Yes
     
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    Bolt is, I think Blake is too.
     
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    Yes Bolt os in 200M.

    I'm getting the hang of this now! Say something else Hemsie, nothing too complicated.:smile:
     
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    Os means the in portuguese?
     
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    Ctsk setscrew 6mm x 30mm

    Stainless
     
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    Re: Ctsk setscrew 6mm x 30mm

    Cheese head or pan head?
     
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    Re: Ctsk setscrew 6mm x 30mm

    Neither... Ctsk = countersunk
     
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    Re: Ctsk setscrew 6mm x 30mm

    Schoolboy error. Always have tremendous difficulty getting a right screw.
     
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    Re: I've got tears in my eyes....

    That really is one of the funniest threads I've read on here in a long while. Keep it up lads!
     
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    Re: I've got tears in my eyes....

    I suppose I will have to resort to self tappers as usual.

    By the way, what's the difference between a bolt and a screw?
     
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    More chance than Mido!!
     
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    Good one Orsen, hilarious that.
     
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    Re: I've got tears in my eyes....

    the thread on a screw goes all the way to the head, whilst it doesnt on a bolt.

    Thats how sad I am, I apologise for that.

    if you want any other useless information, I also cover carbon brushes, fuses, lamps, bearings, chain, seals, gloves, or any other ***** bit of equipment used on a steelworks
     
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    Re: I've got tears in my eyes....

    Did you know there are 52 different types of woodscrew?
     
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    Riveting stuff

    I see myself more of a stud.
     
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  18. Mr C

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    Re: Riveting stuff

    How riveting....
     
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    Re: Riveting stuff

    I've nailed this.
     
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    Re: I've got tears in my eyes....

    you may be sad but your completly wrong.

    the thread on some screws dont go all the way up.
    the difference
    you put screws in via a recess in the head be it slotted,countersunk,phillips or any of the other vast array of screws. with a screwdriver.

    a bolt cannot be put in via a screwdriver.you use a ratchet spanner or a spanner. let me know next time your bolting with a screw driver i fancy a good laugh.

    a
     
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