Will this work on moving mechanism

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The discussion centers on the application of adjustable nuts in moving mechanisms, specifically in robotics. Participants question the effectiveness of these nuts in maintaining joint strength under load, particularly when the retention mechanism is engaged. The need for clarity on the percentage of threads engaged during operation is emphasized, indicating a concern for the reliability of the connection in dynamic environments.

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Jan 14, 2014

wireshield

There is an adjustable nut. Can it be used in moving mechanisms like robot?

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Jan 14, 2014

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wireshield said:

There is an adjustable nut. Can it be used in moving mechanisms like robot?

Interesting. What percentage of the threads are held on the bolt when the retention mechanism is closed? It's hard to tell from the video how strong the joint is...

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