The Ultimate Guide to Bolts and Screws: Mastering the Basics of Fasteners

[@mohitbansal4882]

Masterpiece Huge Respect Sir LOVE from Haryana INDIA🙄 Seriously blown Away

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Thank you very much @mohitbansal4882 for your kind words! It is a pleasure to know you enjoyed the video. Please stay tuned for more videos.

[@MaxMut.]

Im a screws nut !! Lol Thanks for all the features and terminology .. That was a sweet neat presentation “

[@AutomationDnD]

"SomeBody" has ta do it!

[@MaxMut.]

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[@CAEPlus]

You're welcome! Happy you liked it.

[@amirrezafree4522]

Great job 🤙

[@CAEPlus]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@AutomationDnD]

The . _FUNNY_ . Thng is.... _if you do NOT have screws in your life, well.... you're REALLY _*_Screwed_* One might call that _ironic_

[@mbashirzadeh88]

LoL 😂

[@CAEPlus]

Funny … 😄

[@AutomationDnD]

when I was in college, I was a Physics / Elect-Eng double major. But LATELY? I've actually begun seriously _Thinking About_ aspects of Mechanical Engineering. so..... in reality, I actually DO find the world of "Bolts & Screws" to be (newly) fascinating. I've been feeling like I've Neglected the mechanical stuff. All I do know is, when I see a gearbox or transmission opened??? I feel like the *Perfect Geometry* of it all------- is quite beautiful. How *_Nerdy_* is THAT? 😊 @@CAEPlus

[@CAEPlus]

@@AutomationDnD It's not nerdy at all - it's incredibly fascinating! Your shift of interest towards Mechanical Engineering, especially given your background in Physics and Electrical Engineering, is a natural progression in the world of engineering. Each discipline offers a unique perspective on how things work. We hope our videos can provide you with a better insight of the beauty of mechanical engineering and definitely will plan to have our gearbox/transmission video out very soon. Keep exploring and enjoying the beauty of mechanical systems! 🙂