machine bolt

Rivetting: a rivet is like a machine bolt with a head at both ends.

A simple adaption using a machine bolt lets me mark many chamfers, on different dimensions.

Machine bolts and nuts are effective fasteners for holding two pieces of plastic together, especially if you plan to disassemble the project for any reason.

Machine bolt with nut

Before dialing the phone, we would turn on the tape puncher (a subsidiary machine bolted to the side of the teletype) and type in our programs.

After a while Lance-Constable Cuddy took a screwdriver from his pocket and inspected the custard-pie-throwing machine bolted to the door.

Bolts A bolt is a type of fastener that comes in a variety of types, including carriage bolts, stove bolts, and machine bolts.

"We're talking about an 800-pound industrial shredder that can shred over 1,000 pounds of documents an hour," Ms. Mack said, describing a machine bolted into her company's 26-foot-long truck.

It had, however, been bolted, fastened with a heavy, square-headed bolt, much like an oversized machine bolt, the shaft of which was perhaps an inch and a half in diameter.

Each Neck is held on by 4 large (1/4 20) machine bolts countersunk through an aluminum plate and threading into brass inserts that have been screwed into the base of the neck.

This understanding, however, only captures the sense in which the reproduction of labour power comes at no cost to capitalists, like the reproduction of ecological conditions, but unlike the reproduction of, say, machine bolts and plastic wrap.

For the conductivity, perhaps attaching alligator clips to the ends of those wires so you can suspend conductors (machine bolts, spoons, pencil leads, coins, washers, etc.) and then perhaps moving the conductors a little closer together might help.

The soldiers, from private to the lower general ranks, had no more freedom than a machine bolted to the factory floor, and by the time they reached senior rank they'd mainly forgotten how to think independently, except perhaps in some technical matters, like which sort of bridge to build over a particular river.