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Insert Standard Content

GWS50GWS50 Member Posts: 366 PRO
I've just been inserting a load of Csk bolts and found that because my Csk holes are 'tighter' than the default the bolts sit above the part that they are inserted into. Would it be possible to have an option that specifies the 'Top of Head' as the mate connector? 

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  • PeteYodisPeteYodis Moderator, Onshape Employees Posts: 518
    @GWS50 Currently both counterbore and countersunk holes only come with sizing for socket head cap screws and countersunk socket head cap screws, and as such the automatic sizing does not consider fasteners of different head types and sizes.  You'll see us soon improve holes to have a new automatically generated mate connector at the virtual intersection of conical faces (apex).  This will greatly ease inserting parts with conical mating faces (countersunk fasteners) into those holes.  Beyond that you will see us address easily creating countersunk and counterbored holes for the full compliment of fasteners in our standard content library.  Beyond that still, we will likely offer a recess parameter to ensure that fasteners will always be recessed in your parts given the interplay of all the manufacturing tolerances involved in your design.  A recess parameter of "0" or any other value, with a hole that considers your exact fastener type and size, along with easy insertion into assemblies is certainly what we are working towards.  
  • PeteYodisPeteYodis Moderator, Onshape Employees Posts: 518
    edited June 2019

    Improvements to Onshape - June 18th, 2019 — Onshape


    As mentioned, here is the new improvement to mate connectors for the apex of conical faces.  

  • GWS50GWS50 Member Posts: 366 PRO
    Thanks Pete, that's great....and so quick! It's going to save a lot of time

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