proper way to use a lock washer?

Jun 07, 2013 24 Replies

were heard in the distance. My best look out came back into camp, and reported that the enemy had amassed 500 chariots with warriors and boys to assist.

amazing multitudes of busty and nubile women, both nobles and wenches, and girls too young to have been married off to the warriors of the opposing realm. And they had heard that I, Gunner, was legenday and unstoppable in the bedroom, after having bilateral angio venoplasty paid for by the tax payers of California, to treat my years of self inflicted cigar smoking and drinking of whiskey.

times account of the cigar) to my trumpeter, to rally my men, to sound the charge. We had only 200 chariots with warriors, boys, and small number of busty women, the remainder of the women were slumbering in exhaustion after the bedroom epic drama of last night.

battle, the opposing chariots wheels all came off, as if on signal. Mine rallied and fought to the end, as I had used my lathe, and hydraulic stamping press to generate suitably sized lock washers, to hold the wheels on. (Can be seen, item #2814, on 55 tools blogspot, hosted by Rob H.)

ROFLMAO!

Though I dont smoke cigars or drink booze..otherwise it was funny as hell.

It all depends on what you're doing, what your fastening and why and if you're doing is falling apart.

for high vibration use, where everything just rattles loose, Nordlock washers seem to work pretty good. There seems to be magic resonant frequencies where nuts and bolts just start to fall out, which can be quite entertaining.

Depends on the size of your nuts......:)

I would disagree. After the washer is collapsed and the bolt is tensioned there is no added force to the bolt frm the washer. Just more space between the bolt head and the work surface.

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