CONNECTING SCREW

A connecting screw with male and female joints is designed to join two components securely. The male joint typically features external threads, resembling a bolt, while the female joint has internal threads, akin to a nut. This configuration allows for a tight and stable connection, often used in assembling various objects like furniture, machinery, or structural components. The threads on both ends enable rotational engagement, facilitating ease of assembly and disassembly when needed. This type of connection is prevalent in construction and manufacturing due to its simplicity and reliability.