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The thread-forming zone consists of a tapered, noncircular point with thread-forming relief flats. The taper helps assemblers align the screw in the hole and decreases the amount of force and torque needed to start the thread-forming process. The flat areas in the thread provide relief during thread-forming, which reduces drive torque.

Manufacturers in many industries select these screws because they prevent cross-threading, resist vibration and are reusable. Another appeal is versatility. The screws can be used in aluminum, magnesium and plastic, as well as sheet metal, and some suppliers offer thread-rolling bolts.

On the other hand, KTM was either braver or stupider, but they stuck with bad WP coil-spring forks. The WP-built 4CS fork was just a place-saver at KTM. KTM was willing to suffer the slings and arrows of critics while waiting for the AER air fork to come online. It took a year longer than they hoped, but when it came out, it reinvigorated the air fork’s reputation. The AER fork proved that an air fork could be 3 pounds lighter, uncomplicated to live with and excellent for a wide range of riders.

WP FORK SETTINGSOut with the old and in with the new. WP AER air forks are here to stay. As a general rule, first find an air pressure that you like. Then, start adjusting the clickers. We recommend adjusting the air pressure in 2-pound increments. While the stock air pressure is 147 psi, we had riders who liked it as low 143 psi and as high as 154 psi. With only one air-pressure adjustment, changes can be made in half the time it takes to adjust a Showa or Kayaba air fork. Plus, KTM gives you a digital air pump when you buy the bike. It makes it easier to find your happy place. These are the settings we ran on the 2018 KTM 250SX (stock settings in parentheses):

Flexpipe’s system differs in several ways. All pipes are 28 millimeters in diameter (with plastic coatings), all joints are metal (electroplated black or nickel-plated silver) and various fasteners (M6 and M8 bolts and nuts, and Torx-, countersunk- and square-head screws) are used during assembly. The fasteners are installed with a 5-millimeter Allen wrench or drill bit.

To alleviate her fears, she was flown in from England and lodged at the bungalow of an expatriate family. Chambers, keen not to lose Jones, decided to give the young woman the time of her life. Parties were organised, trips laid on, and every attempt made to convince her that Rahimyar Khan was Shangrila. The efforts were not in vain. The punching machine wedding in Karachi soon ensued and Mrs Jones became part of the Rahimyar Khan scene.

If anyone has an example of the lathe tooling required for multi-start threads in ONE pass, chime in – especially if you have an example of chasing INTERNAL multi-start threads.

The labor shortage means that homeowners with a damaged roof may have to wait months before they can get it repaired. Cotney, who is based in Tampa, Florida, said the wait in his state could be as long as four months.

His call was not universally embraced. Labeling it “the worst idea” of the campaign, the National Review’s Jim Geraghty blustered, with perhaps a touch of humor: “You will get my American system ruler when you pry it from my cold dead hand.” Advocates of the metric system are accustomed to such scorn. Back in 1972, Rhode Island senator Claiborne Pell was attacked by his Republican opponent for wasting time on low-priority items like the metric system. The politician leveling that attack? John Chafee.

Oh yea he really did, and not only did Ford pass on Robertson he was so incensed that anyone would go against the great Henry he said any suppliers that used Robertson screws in anything they made would not be able to supply to Ford, he basically froze Robertson out of the largest screw market in the world! If there was any justice or logic in the world the Robertson screw would be the standard screw of the world. (What, I like the Robertson screw, hey if it was good enough for Mrs. Robertson…)

I’m surprised that the fabled, “Jeweler’s Screwdrivers” were not mentioned, at least in that context. I change watch batteries, and often use what might be, in another environment, a “-1” Phillips for those very small screws holding some watch backs in place. And, inside some watches, there are even smaller screws. You know, like a real Jeweler has to work with while servicing a mechanical watch.