- Europe.
Tinnerman is
nicknamed the "Land of the Joli Voyageur". The land that the
Tinnerman base is
located on was
owned by
Albert H.
Tinnerman, inventor...
- A
speed nut, aka
sheet metal nut or
Tinnerman nut, is a type of
locknut with two
sheet metal prongs that act as one thread. They are made from spring...
- in the
Sohio (taking fourth),
Thompson (second) and
Tinnerman (first) Trophies. He won the
Tinnerman by less than a second,
taking $3,150 and
earning a...
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locknut Serrated face nut
Serrated flange nut
Speed nut (Sheet
metal nut or
Tinnerman nut)
Split beam nut BINX nut Left to right: Wing, hex, hex flange, and...
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Serrated face nut
Serrated flange nut
Speed nut (sheet
metal nut or
Tinnerman nut)
Split beam nut (BINX nut)
Eccentric double nut A free
spinning locknut...
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Trail Council since 2017.
Consists of Camp
Stambaugh and Camp Akela.
Tinnerman Wilderness Canoe Base
former Greater Cleveland Council Hartley Bay, Alban...
- to
finish first in the 1947
Thompson Trophy Race and
first in the 1949
Tinnerman Trophy Race. Over time, the aircraft,
registered as NX5588N, went from...
- More than 8,000
people work for ARaymond,
which acquired rival company Tinnerman Palnut in 2009.
Since Albert-Pierre, the
company has been run by Achille...
-
traditional cage nuts". www.cablinginstall.com.
Retrieved 2018-04-25.
George A.
Tinnerman,
Fastening Device, U.S.
patent 2,394,729,
granted Feb. 12, 1946. Sizing...
- Cook Cleland's Race 57,
winner of the 1949
Tinnerman Trophy that was
flown by Ben McKillen...
