You use this kind of bolt when you're not really sure what size you need. Push in on the small end and the bolt gets wider. Push down on the inside and the bolt gets thinner.

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This is the type of bolt that they use in health class for robots. The cross sections let the young robots understand their inner workings.

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This is the kind of bolt they use to hold the Lazy Susans into the kitchen cabinet.

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It's a potato-puncturer. This is how you microwave potatoes. You use this to poke tons of holes in the potatoe, then microwave for about 4-5 minutes. Flip it over, microwave for another 4-5 minutes. Cut it down the middle, add your butter and/or cheese, microwave for another 1-2 minutes. It turns out pretty decently baked! (You should really try this, using a fork instead of this TipPik. It is the best baked potato microwave method I've found)

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It's the next evolution of a fork. Just think of how much food this could hold!

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It's for precision aerating, when you only want to aerate a very small part of the lawn.

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This is how they hold pencil leads before putting them into pencils.

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It's the next thing to be banned by Congress.

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It's the only safe way to pick up a porcupine.

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It's the answer to your gopher problem.

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It's for the bayonet charge in an under-staffed infantry.

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It's the paintbrush they used to create spiderman's logo.

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