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Revision as of 10:09, 24 January 2021
Challenges
Fastening two or more parts together sometimes requires special tools, electricity or compressed air, sometimes damages the parts themselves, and sometimes cannot be undone.
Fastening two or more parts together should be quick, easy, produce a strong joint, and be a fully reversible process.
Bolts of different lengths are required to join one, two, and three thicknesses of frames to brackets, panels, and each other.
Approaches
8mm frame
M3xXX, M3xYY, M3xZZ bolts
38.1mm frame
M8x50, M8x90, M8x130
40mm frame
M12x50, M12x90, M12x130
100mm frame
M25xXX, M25xYY, M25xZZ bolts
Parts
Life cycle
Degenerative transformation
Long bolts can be cut to form shorter bolts.
Last use
Stripped, bent, or abraded bolts degrade to abrasive pellets for ball mills.
