What is the difference between a screw that has threads close to each other and the screw that has threads far apart?
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The major difference of fully threaded screws vs. partially threaded screws is that full fasteners have threads that run the whole length of the screw, while partial screws have an unthreaded section below the head, which is the grip length. Then there is partial threading the rest of the way down.
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The one with close threads has a nut bolt and the one with far threads fits directly to the object
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