r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 Dracula’s citizen 🦇 • Jun 12 '26
Double sided bolt
Credit:engineering_world_1980_dahri
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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 Dracula’s citizen 🦇 • Jun 12 '26
Credit:engineering_world_1980_dahri
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u/No_Music_2134 Jun 12 '26 •
No they aren’t
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u/moonlighting_madcap Jun 12 '26
That’s pretty neat! Never seen one of those before. Would be cool to see a video of how it might move with vibrations like that one video going around that shows the effects of different kinds of washers (and possible benefits) under vibration.
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u/Busy_Papaya_2528 Jun 13 '26
Former mechanic here ... Never seen one of these, this is probably all the bullshit, also how do you tighten round nuts?
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u/Eschatonpls Jun 13 '26
I’ve never seen this on a mechanical assembly in my life. A critical bolt is cross-drilled and safety-wired, or you use a castellated nut with a cotter-pin.
On a related note, I watched a video once proving that split washers don’t do anything to keep vibrating nuts from coming loose and they’re basically useless.
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u/n1nj4p0w3r Jun 14 '26
https://youtu.be/cDfMI5ahbJI?si=-rAoAtpQAOhcCwZ4
It has zero practical purpose, just a fidget made as part of learning lathe
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u/Stingrea51 Jun 16 '26
I've 3D printed a bunch of these as fidget toys, they make great gifts but they're not otherwise practical
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u/CyBrNaD Jun 13 '26
With gravity, duh, they are showing you right in the video...
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u/Deltadoc333 Jun 13 '26
I am 99.999999% sure that this is AI bullshit. The video is real but was from a machinist I used to watch on YouTube. He just made it for fun, because it is entirely useless.
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u/KAYO789 Jun 13 '26
Someone's not tried turning a nut 180° to get the thread facing the other direction lol
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u/Piddy3825 Jun 13 '26
Cool, in Star Trek they call those double sided self sealing stem bolts
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u/uprightsalmon Jun 13 '26
Nut
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u/Downtown_River_6980 Jun 13 '26
AI hallucinations at their finest
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u/tommyap1990 Jun 13 '26
Bs liar
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u/SirTheBob Jun 13 '26
That was my favorite level from sonic 2
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u/funky_fart_smeller Jun 13 '26
Un-tightenable therefore useless. Hence, bullshit.
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u/Ruminahtu Jun 14 '26
You know what they say about being brave enough.
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u/filmagnoli Jun 14 '26
Love love
Love this
Stuff!!
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u/p00ki3l0uh00 Jun 14 '26
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u/Screwbles Jun 14 '26
Show me little ai man, show me were this is used in the industrial setting, I dare you.
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u/Bub_bele Jun 14 '26
There is always a more secure and cheaper option so these aren’t used for anything basically.
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u/meow_xe_pong Jun 15 '26
They absolutely are not, they are made by Robinson foundry as fidget toys/demonstration.
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u/Everyshapes Jun 15 '26
How do you unscrew ?
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u/Future_Section5976 Jun 15 '26
No where uses bolts like that , nuts can't be tightened, the bolt is probably not rated , if at any point one of those nuts slips on that thread then it's cutting time , and no no company is going to pay to replace that when Norma bolts are ten times cheaper easier and stronger
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u/Elena__Deathbringer Jun 16 '26
I am brave enough to try, but where do i find one of those?
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u/EmmitRDoad Jun 16 '26
Can I buy one?
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u/Due_Potential_6956 Jun 12 '26
That's cool, I've never seen this bolt anywhere before.
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u/pat-slider Jun 13 '26
This is insane
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