Shop talk - washers
Posted: Sun Feb 19, 2012 10:39 am
Realized while working away today I do something subconsciously (or possibly
automatically is a better word). Guess I've been doing it so long I dont'
give it a second thought anymore.
It may have been discussed here before, but you do realize there is a right
and a wrong way to install a washer...right? They are punched out of a
sheet....creating a sharp edge and a rounded edge. The rounded edge should
always go against the surface you are bolting together as the sharp edge
will cut into the alum and cause a stress point. Just thought I'd share that
tidbit of knowledge on a slow Thursday night.
Cheers,
Wayne
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automatically is a better word). Guess I've been doing it so long I dont'
give it a second thought anymore.
It may have been discussed here before, but you do realize there is a right
and a wrong way to install a washer...right? They are punched out of a
sheet....creating a sharp edge and a rounded edge. The rounded edge should
always go against the surface you are bolting together as the sharp edge
will cut into the alum and cause a stress point. Just thought I'd share that
tidbit of knowledge on a slow Thursday night.
Cheers,
Wayne
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