Across
- 2. The connection option that arrives with a wrench and leaves with a checklist.
- 4. The twisting force that turns “snug” into “serious.”
- 5. The connection that says, “We are now one piece forever.”
- 7. The spiral part that looks important, but isn’t always where the shear should be.
- 8. The total thickness of the steel “sandwich” being clamped together.
- 10. The smooth part of the bolt that does the hard work quietly.
- 11. The weld that looks like a tiny metal triangle doing a big job.
Down
- 1. The weld that needs prep work first—like steel getting ready for surgery.
- 3. When a connection refuses to rotate freely and decides to resist bending.
- 6. The flat metal sidekick that spreads pressure and protects the surface.
- 9. The “no drama” connection—strong, but it lets the beam rotate.
- 10. The thing you don’t want happening when the structure starts shaking.
