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what about a screw meant as a shaft?
Posted by Anton Abaya at 1/23/2001 11:09 PM EST


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In Reply to: The hold it together, but it moves!!!
Posted by Scott Strickland on 1/23/2001 10:59 PM EST:



: : Fasteners are allowed in unlimited quantity as long as
: : they are used as fasteners.

: : Joe J.

: What if screws/bolts are used as a pivot or pin. They are holding something together (like a fastener), but they also provide the pivot point (like an axle).

: In the past FIRST has counted these as something other than fasteners. Right? Must these screws be bought from Small Parts?

: An example... A pivot screw that holds two scissor lift members together. Is it a fastener or something else?

: Scott

in theory, it fastens the wheel in place between the mounts.

-anton
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