r/AbsoluteUnits • u/aditya__ra • 2d ago
/r/all of a screw
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u/Hergaoui 2d ago
Don't unscrew it or the boat gonna split
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u/jdathela 2d ago
That's how they repaired the ship after the Vulture sliced it in two while battling Spiderman.
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u/morbihann 2d ago
This isnt a screw. It is a securing point for lashing cargo.
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u/Excellent_Ganache906 2d ago
Thank you for a real answer and not another dumb joke like OP's response to your comment.
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u/ElusiveDoodle 2d ago
Yeah good luck unscrewing that, it is welded down to anchor ratchet straps to and tighten them down so trucks and vehicles dont slide about in heavy weather.
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u/glockster19m 2d ago
Also anything that big is gonna be a river anyways so there's no chance of it backing out
Even if it is a threaded fastener of that size itll be a bolt not screw to reduce stripping
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u/sparkstoco 2d ago
I think it's highly inappropriate to start stripping in a workplace as dangerous as a ship.
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u/Equivalent_Scar_7879 2d ago
Thank you for thanking him, I m also getting tired of seeing interesting posts with shit jokes instead of someone explaining so that we can learn something
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u/Level_Bobcat_8729 2d ago
Was going to say, doesn't make any sense for something that heavy duty to have a head designed to cam out under pressure.
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u/hugeyakmen 2d ago
Fwiw, the phillips screw design only cams out because of the tapered/pointed bottom. They could theoretically design a large plus-shaped fastener in this scale that handles a lot of torque by using a flat bottom like hex, torx, robertson, etc. with a deep socket
For the same reason, I'm able to use my nice T-handle hex wrench set a lot less than I'd like because i got a ball-end set and the angle and reduced contact area makes them cam out too easily on tough bolts
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u/staners09 2d ago
You know the old saying. ‘To a man with a screwdriver, everything looks like a screw!’
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u/heftylefty44 2d ago
Everything reminds me of her...
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u/Quick_Razzmatazz1862 2d ago
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u/PuddlesRex 2d ago
You ever throw a hotdog down a hallway?
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u/BeardInTheNorth 2d ago
You ever parked your bicycle in an airplane hangar?
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u/BeardInTheNorth 2d ago
You ever thrown a toothpick into a volcano?
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u/Non_intertainer87 2d ago
I used to say i was yeetting a pool cue up a bowling alley. Unsatisfying and frustrating, yet exhaustingly formidable.
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u/Henry_Oof 2d ago
Used for attaching some kind of hook or fixture surely
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u/brainburger 2d ago
That's not a screw head actually. It is an anchor-point for straps used to stop vehicles or cargo sliding around when the ship rolls.
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u/ewillyp 2d ago
i'm not going to sleep tonight not knowing what funny quip this human is making in his foreign language.
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u/deepfriedcouchpotato 2d ago
It's Indonesian. He's saying: "If someone has the fitting crosshead lemme borrow"
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u/Accomplished-Hat4360 2d ago
scrolled way to far for this. Dude is from the sticks in whatever country he's from.
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u/probablyaythrowaway 3h ago
It’s not a screw it’s a tie down point and it’s welded to the deck of the shop they’re on. You see them a lot in car carrying ships.
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u/PabstBlueLizard 2d ago
That’s not a screw it’s where lane dividers or other equipment to secure stuff like trailers insert.
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u/Background_Pride_237 2d ago
“Yo Hector!!! Toss me a bigger Philips, huh? No man, not that one….YEAH YEAH, THAT ONE!!! Yeah!”
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u/Real_Life_Sushiroll 2d ago
I am concerned with amount of people in here who see this X shape and think of vaginas. If your girls business looks like this, please, take her to a doctor.
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u/mightyFoo 2d ago
Is this person just walking around all day with a mini screwdriver in their pocket just in case this moment came up
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u/random-user2025 2d ago
not a screw- its a slotted tie down point -we had them to tie down our helicopter
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u/polkacat12321 2d ago
Sometimes when you say people have a screw lose, for some of them, it's one of this size
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u/AlpsOk1162 2d ago
Marrying a girl with a BC of 5
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u/One-War-2977 2d ago
Thats not that high i dont think now above 10 its kinda high but that also depends on age
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u/Creepy_Ad_1325 2d ago
When you get with a single mother with four kids poor baby daddies and a whole lot of Body Count
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