No less likely Because the more threads that are engaged, the more force needed to strip them. In any case, don't overtighten any of this fine thread screws They only need be snug in a laptop application since it is not an application subject to high forces & vibrations like an internal combustion engine
No less likely Because the more threads that are engaged, the more force needed to strip them. In any case, don't overtighten any of this fine thread screws They only need be snug in a laptop application since it is not an application subject to high forces & vibrations like an internal combustion engine
Ok, thank you. I tightened the internal screws with enough force so they don't have any more room to turn but with only so much force. I'm assuming that finer screws will be easier to strip as well.
For some reason I had thought making some screws slightly loose would give them "breathing room," does this concept exist for screws or is this a myth? There's no benefit to making screws a little bit loose/not so tight?
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For some reason I had thought making some screws slightly loose would give them "breathing room," does this concept exist for screws or is this a myth? There's no benefit to making screws a little bit loose/not so tight?