If this doesn't happen, it will crossthread and strip on the way back in.
Oh yeah, and these are obvious additions to "the rule"!!And if the case is held closed with 36 screws, it last one you get to is the one that is frozen and can't be turned.
This is all to common.And if the case is held closed with 36 screws, it last one you get to is the one that is frozen and can't be turned.
When I moved to my new house around 2 years ago I encountered this problem all the time. To help sort my screws I bought a red-box with lots of little compartments to store all and any spare screws I had. Needless to say "Sods Law" takes precedence and I still never have the screws I need, but at least I don't have screws strewn all over the house!The other is that if you have huge stock of various screws, the one that is destroyed by any of the above laws will be of a type you do not have.
I'd like to see a motor shaft with three axes of rotation.I beg your pardon - You have a 66.666...% chance of getting the direction right the first time, but you will be correct only 33.333...% percent of the time![]()
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