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I am looking for a listing or description on a quick way to clamp down
material using tee nuts and threaded rods. I need a quick way to take up slack. I have seen pictures years ago but don't know what they are called. They are like a coupling nut with the upper half having thread on half the diameter then on the lower part there are threads on the opposite side of the inside diameter. When loosened one can tip the nut over and it slides off the threaded rod. Anyone made them or... know a source?? ( 5/8 UNC) Randy |
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