churchscot

Example:Unlike a churchscot, a screw is used to permanently fasten the framework together.

Definition:A cylindrical object with a helical thread designed to engage with a threaded hole to secure or join two objects.

Example:Bolts provide a more secure fastening than churchscots, as they are tightened to a specific torque.

Definition:A metal rod with a head on one end, used to join pieces of metal together or to hold something firmly in place, often with a nut.

Example:Nails were used in place of churchscots to secure the construction in a more permanent manner.

Definition:A pointed, usually straight metal pin driven into wood or other building materials to hold them together.