Difference between revisions of "Nut (fastener)"

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A wingnut is a specialized nut designed to be easily tightened and loosened by hand

A "nut" is also a piece of fastening hardware which is used in conjunction with a bolt or other male threaded fastener (such as a stud).

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	A "nut" is also a piece of [[fastener\|fastening]] [[hardware]] which is used in conjunction with a [[bolt]] or other male threaded fastener (such as a [[stud]]).		A "nut" is also a piece of [[fastener\|fastening]] [[hardware]] which is used in conjunction with a [[bolt]] or other male threaded fastener (such as a [[stud]]).