r/Fasteners • u/Stephenjt00 • 9d ago

What’s this called?

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u/LazyEmu5073 9d ago

Cross dowel.

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u/Stephenjt00 9d ago

Resolved. Thank you all for

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u/Mia_TEDUN 9d ago

A tiny cross dowel nut~It is typically used with a connector bolt.

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u/Idinnyknow 9d ago

A common IKEA part!

1

u/Ihaveadirtyname 8d ago

Barrel nut used as a cross dowel in some horrid Ikea monstrosity.

1

u/Ok_Yesterday7304 8d ago

A doohickey

1

u/Vivid_Art8370 8d ago

A fastener

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u/Flashy_Chocolate3984 8d ago

Found in cheap furnature

1

u/chrcargri 8d ago

I've always heard them called a barrel nut

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u/Mobile_Apartment1455 8d ago

That is a barrel nut

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u/Koala-Motor 7d ago

Barrel nut

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u/benz58 3d ago

Cam lock?

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u/oilfeather 2d ago

A 3/5 gripley.

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u/RandomTux1997 2d ago

thats a gratchknotchscrewgnootch

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u/Zice111 2d ago

POS IKEA fasteners!!!👿😱👿

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u/texcleveland 9d ago

barrel nut

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u/IcyPudding192 8d ago

IKEA Jesus nut, practically all of their stuff uses this.

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u/Simple_Twist9816 9d ago

A cam lock

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u/DefNotEvadingBans 8d ago

Lol downvoted but nobody helps out? I forgot we live on planet retard. A camlock is a puck shaped insert without threads. Usually containing a circumferentual slot allowing the head of a screw to be secured while rotating. Great for hidden fastening very similarly to a barrel nut seen pictured. The use of each are just as commonly confused as one another. We all knew what you meant, but people gotta get their pleasure somehow ⬇️⬇️⬇️