Exam 23: Screw Thread Representation and Threaded Fasteners

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Screw threads can be represented on drawings in three different ways. Which of the following is NOT one of the three ways?

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Tapped holes that have threads that are cut to a specified depth are often referred to as "blind holes".

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Machine screws are stronger and more precise than cap screws.

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For internal threads, the appearance of the external view and the end view will not be affected by the representation method that is used.

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Which of the ways of showing threads includes crest and root lines that are perpendicular to the axis of the thread?

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Which of the ways of showing threads includes hidden lines to represent the root of the thread?

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Which of the ways of showing threads is the most difficult and time-consuming to produce?

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Markings on the head of a bolt specify the bolt's material and grade classification.

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These screws might have a cone point, cup point, or oval point.

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If the end of an external thread is chamfered, the end view will appear the same regardless of the method selected to show the thread in the profile view.

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Bolts are externally threaded fasteners that are available in different grades of hardness and tensile strength.

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Screws may be:

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Bolts are generally smaller in size than machine screws and cap screws.

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Washers and/or lock washers provide all of the following, EXCEPT:

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