Any friction will help, but I'm still dubious about their purpose. I haven't mucked around with mine yet, so when I do I'll see first hand. Happy to be proven wrong!
My Bordin and Jimbo both have those nyloc nuts, but the Bordin has much more resistance. Once the tension rod hits the nylon insert, you can forget about finger tightening them. They are the exact same part, so I dont know why they're dramatically different.
Don't know if you've all seen this already, but here's a tour of Yamaha Music Craft's (PHX) drum department:
Can anyone tell me what this thing is for?
My Bordin and Jimbo both have those nyloc nuts, but the Bordin has much more resistance. Once the tension rod hits the nylon insert, you can forget about finger tightening them. They are the exact same part, so I dont know why they're dramatically different.
Don't know if you've all seen this already, but here's a tour of Yamaha Music Craft's (PHX) drum department:
Rhythm Traders Road Trip to Japan 2018 – Yamaha Drum Factory Tour | Rhythm Traders Blog
blog.rhythmtraders.com
Can anyone tell me what this thing is for?

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