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Why is a cutting compound used when producing thread?
It cools and lubricates the metal and makes a smooth thread.
What is the thread depth on a racing car tire?
The normal racing tyres are slick and have no tread. The intermediate tyre has a 2.5mm tread, and the full wet has a 5mm tread.
Why does racing cars wheels do not have threads on them?
No thread meand more of the tire contacts the pavement which will give maximum traction
Why is the acme thread used on bench vices?
because it causes smooth pening and closing operation
What can one use a thread chaser for?
A thread chaser is used to clean the thread marks in a drilled hole or bolt cavity. It should be used with a lubricant to make sure the threads are smooth and clean, before restoring the rest of the pieces.
Why does a knot tied with jute thread not slip easily as compared to silk tread?
The fibrous surface of the jute thread has high friction, so the knot doesn't slip easily. Silk thread is smooth and has low friction, so the knot may easily slip - the same goes for nylon thread.
How silk is turned into fabric?
Silk makes a very smooth fabric, and is used to make fabric because of this. The reason for the smoothness is partly because of the tightness of the weave, and the fact that silk, or rather, the silk thread, is smooth itself when put into comparison with wool, which has a thread covered in miniature hooks. Silk has no such hooks.
What is the meaning of the Scottish expression like a knot less thread?
The Scottish expression "like a knotless thread" means something that is smooth, easy, and effortless. It implies that a task or situation is simple and straightforward without any complications or obstacles.
What does a take up lever do?
The take-up lever on a sewing machine helps to control the flow of thread through the machine. It moves up and down with the needle and helps to create even tension on the thread while stitching. It also helps to prevent thread jams and ensures smooth stitching.
Are lugs reverse thread dodge van?
No!!! It would depend on the year early 1960 Dodges had reverse threads on the drivers side.
Which way are the threads on the rear drivers side wheel nut go?
The rear wheel nuts are both right-hand thread, and you hold them on with cotter pins. The left-hand thread is on the nut for the front left wheel.
Is there a perverted FWD about a needle?
To make it stand, she holds it, to make it smooth, she licks it, to make it enter, she pushes it in....it's not easy to thread a needle.
