Screws, Bolts & Nails

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    What are Self Tapping Screws used for?

    • They are designed to cut their own threaded holes in hard materials
    • To make doors and furniture
    • These Screws are made to protect the Nail
    • Self Tapping Screws are used to go over weaker Screws
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Explore the fundamentals of fasteners in the 'Screws, Bolts & Nails' quiz. Learn about threading, the use of different screw heads, and the distinctions between screws, bolts, and nails. This quiz assesses knowledge crucial for understanding mechanical connections in engineering and construction.

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  • 2. 
    What is this called? - ProProfs

    What is this called?

    • Tap

    • Nut

    • Split Die

    • Washer

    Correct Answer
    A. Split Die
    Explanation
    A split die is a type of cutting tool used for creating external threads on cylindrical workpieces. It consists of two halves that can be opened and closed, allowing it to be easily placed onto the workpiece and removed after the threading operation is complete. The split die is commonly used in applications where the workpiece cannot be easily threaded using a traditional solid die.

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    List three different Screw heads

    • Cross, Countersunk & Slotted, Round & Slotted

    • Countersunk & Slotted, Cross, Split Die

    • Shank, Clutch-Drive, Cross

    • Torx, Round & Slotted, Split Die

    Correct Answer
    A. Cross, Countersunk & Slotted, Round & Slotted
    Explanation
    The correct answer is Cross, Countersunk & Slotted, Round & Slotted. These are three different types of screw heads commonly used in various applications. The Cross head, also known as Phillips head, has a cross-shaped recess and is designed to be used with a Phillips screwdriver. The Countersunk & Slotted head has a flat top surface with a single slot for a flathead screwdriver. The Round & Slotted head has a rounded top surface with a single slot for a flathead screwdriver. These screw heads offer different advantages and are used in different situations depending on the specific requirements of the project.

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    What is Threading?

    • Threading is joining pieces of wood together

    • Threading is the method of fastening machine screws and bolts into a metal or plastic object without having to use nuts.

    • Threading is attaching the screw to a type of metal or plastic

    • Threading allows you to stick screws and bolts together

    Correct Answer
    A. Threading is the method of fastening machine screws and bolts into a metal or plastic object without having to use nuts.
    Explanation
    Threading is the process of fastening machine screws and bolts into a metal or plastic object without the need for nuts. This method allows for a secure and reliable connection between the screws/bolts and the object, eliminating the need for additional components like nuts.

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    What is the difference between Screws, Bolts & Nails?

    • Screws & Bolts are stronger, but Nails are weaker

    • Nails come in different shapes and sizes, but Screws & Bolts do not

    • Screws, & Bolts are non permanent and can be removed, where as Nails are permanent

    • Nails can be made from steel, where as Screws & Bolts are made from brass or zinc

    Correct Answer
    A. Screws, & Bolts are non permanent and can be removed, where as Nails are permanent
    Explanation
    Screws and bolts can be easily removed and reused, while nails are designed to be permanent and difficult to remove without causing damage. This is because screws and bolts have threaded shafts that can be screwed into or out of a material, allowing for easy installation and removal. Nails, on the other hand, have a smooth shaft that is hammered into the material, creating a tight and permanent hold.

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    Give a disadvantage of using Nails instead of Screws

    • Nails are more expensive

    • Screws are used for metals, plastics and wood

    • Screws are more strong and stable

    • Nails are only in wood or wooden products

    Correct Answer
    A. Nails are only in wood or wooden products
    Explanation
    The disadvantage of using nails instead of screws is that nails can only be used in wood or wooden products. This limits their versatility and makes them unsuitable for use in metals or plastics. Screws, on the other hand, can be used in a variety of materials including metals, plastics, and wood. Therefore, nails are not as versatile as screws when it comes to their applications.

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