knurled nut

Remove the large knurled nut situated at the end of the valve body.

Remove the knurled nut and lift the drum from the clock.

A small, knurled nut threads onto the barrel to protect the threading.

She began to twist a knurled nut.

Knurled nuts are typically used in electrical components, musical instruments and in automobiles.

A knurled nut is a nut with a knurled outside surface.

No knurled nuts to work loose.

The knurled nut portion can then be rotated as with a micrometer to achieve extra-fine adjustment.

The drum has a knurled nut on top, which can be adjusted by hand, allowing the drum to be removed from the deck for cleaning or replacement.

On releasing two knurled nuts, the complete deck could be pivoted upwards to reveal the chassis with access to all the valves ( no transistors in those days ) and associated components.

The knurled nut is one such application, which uses a knurled finish instead of hexagonal or square edges which helps in tightening or loosening the nut without the use of a tool.

It's imperative to use a high pressure line to inflate the tyre with this system. The valve stem rubber bung is dipped in the undiluted sealant then fixed firmly in to the rim with the knurled nut.