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Totally agree. And two cents to add. The so called smart bolt adds movable parts in side a part supposed to be inertia and at the same time might compromise the
by mrjin 5y ago
Totally agree. And two cents to add. The so called smart bolt adds movable parts in side a part supposed to be inertia and at the same time might compromise the strength in comparison with ones with the same profile and body material. And when faulty, it actually more dangerous than ordinary ones: now your torque wrench and the bolt gives different readings, which one to trust?
- chipsa 5y agoThere's no moving parts. The bolt is hollow with a pin projecting from the tip of the bolt back to the head. When put under tension, the outside of the Bolt stretches, but the inside pin doesn't. It's not as strong as a solid bolt of the same size and material. But that's something you engineer around.