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=== Cap-Head ===
 
=== Cap-Head ===
Cap head screws have a cylindrical head. They are most common, and useful in applications which don't require a button head geometry. They are easier to model in assemblies and have a stronger head than button-head screws.
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Cap head screws have a cylindrical head. They are the go to fastener in most situations. They are easier to model in assemblies and have a stronger socket than button-head screws.
    
=== Button-Head ===
 
=== Button-Head ===
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=== Square Nut ===
 
=== Square Nut ===
Square nuts are similar to standard nuts, but with a square exterior. These are mostly used for inserting in 3D printed pieces, as they are stronger and easier to install compared to standard nuts.
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Square nuts are similar to standard nuts, but with a square exterior. These are mostly used for inserting in 3D printed pieces, as they create a stronger attachment and easier to install compared to standard nuts.
    
=== Nylock Nut ===
 
=== Nylock Nut ===
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=== Heat-Set Inserts ===
 
=== Heat-Set Inserts ===
Heat set inserts are used to create stronger threads in plastic components. They are installed by heating the insert (with a soldering iron), and pressing it into a piece of plastic.  
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Heat set inserts are used to create stronger threads in plastic components. They are installed by heating the insert (with a soldering iron), and pressing it into a hole in the plastic.  
    
=== Self-threading screws ===
 
=== Self-threading screws ===
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