Process of making an eccentric threaded fastener

A process of manufacturing an eccentric, internally threaded fastener, comprising the steps of:

• (a) drilling an axial hole having a circular section through a polyhedron;
• (b) upward cutting a first surface from an intermediate portion of an outer surface of the polyhedron to the axial hole and subsequently clockwise cutting the outer surface of the polyhedron until the cutting meets a bottom edge of the first surface to form a first nut and a second nut so that the cut surface except the first surface is spiral;
• (c) rotating the first nut with respect to the second nut along the spiral cut surface to separate the first nut from the second nut, thereby forming a second surface, increasing height of the polyhedron, and forming a gap from the first surface to the second surface between the first nut and the second nut;
• (d) welding a plurality of welding points along a joining line of the first nut and the second nut, thereby fastening the first nut and the second nut together to form an eccentric fastener;
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• (e) disposing a sleeve on the polyhedron and driving a tap through the axial hole to create female threads in the first nut and female threads in the second nut respectively so that the eccentric fastener is internally threaded.