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kentauros

(29,414 posts) Wed Jan 18, 2012, 12:05 AM Jan 2012

Screw Threads!

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Screw Threads! (Original Post) kentauros Jan 2012 OP

No sex threads on DU Angry Dragon Jan 2012 #1

How about sex bolts? n/t Mopar151 Jan 2012 #3

Only if it's primarily patriarchal kentauros Jan 2012 #4

Welcome to my world... Mopar151 Jan 2012 #2

But where is the G-Spot? Tyrs WolfDaemon Jan 2012 #5

Sometimes it's right-handed JustABozoOnThisBus Jan 2012 #6

Reciculating balls and nut screw thread. Ptah Jan 2012 #7

That's quite the set of steel balls you got there. kentauros Jan 2012 #8

High power applications like those found in many CNC machine tools. Ptah Jan 2012 #9

Alert! HappyMe Jan 2012 #10

Any tongue and groove applications? RedCloud Jan 2012 #11

Angry Dragon

(36,693 posts)

1. No sex threads on DU

Reply to kentauros (Original post)

Wed Jan 18, 2012, 12:24 AM

Jan 2012

needs to be locked

Mopar151

(9,978 posts)

3. How about sex bolts? n/t

Reply to Angry Dragon (Reply #1)

Wed Jan 18, 2012, 12:26 AM

Jan 2012

kentauros

(29,414 posts)

4. Only if it's primarily patriarchal

Reply to Angry Dragon (Reply #1)

Wed Jan 18, 2012, 12:26 AM

Jan 2012

Mopar151

(9,978 posts)

2. Welcome to my world...

Reply to kentauros (Original post)

Wed Jan 18, 2012, 12:25 AM

Jan 2012

I can even tell you what a "drunken thread" is, and how/why they happen. I dont mind ISO or DIN Metric, but a pox on "G" and Whitworth.....

Tyrs WolfDaemon

(2,289 posts)

5. But where is the G-Spot?

Reply to kentauros (Original post)

Thu Jan 19, 2012, 06:03 PM

Jan 2012

JustABozoOnThisBus

(23,338 posts)

6. Sometimes it's right-handed

Reply to kentauros (Original post)

Thu Jan 19, 2012, 06:11 PM

Jan 2012

and sometimes left-handed threads, which is very odd: Lefty-tighty, righty-loosey.

Ptah

(33,024 posts)

7. Reciculating balls and nut screw thread.

Reply to kentauros (Original post)

Thu Jan 19, 2012, 06:20 PM

Jan 2012

kentauros

(29,414 posts)

8. That's quite the set of steel balls you got there.

Reply to Ptah (Reply #7)

Thu Jan 19, 2012, 09:12 PM

Jan 2012

Um, I've never seen a "nut" like that before, but it makes sense. What are the applications?

Ptah

(33,024 posts)

9. High power applications like those found in many CNC machine tools.

Reply to kentauros (Reply #8)

Thu Jan 19, 2012, 09:14 PM

Jan 2012

HappyMe

(20,277 posts)

10. Alert!

Reply to kentauros (Original post)

Fri Jan 20, 2012, 11:48 AM

Jan 2012

Offensive to somebody!

RedCloud

(9,230 posts)

11. Any tongue and groove applications?

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Fri Jan 20, 2012, 12:20 PM

Jan 2012

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