Thread: Remember to use washers and not over tighten
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Re: Remember to use washers and not over tighten
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Originally Posted by Peter Matteson View Post
This is almost exclusively what we use for this reason: http://www.mcmaster.com/#button-head...screws/=g6dcjh
Us too. Use caution, however-- outside of FIRST, button head cap screws tend to be avoided because they aren't designed to provide as much joint strength as socket head cap screws, for example.