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Flat-Head Screw Hole
PAH
Member Posts: 18 EDU
How do I place Flat-Head Screw Holes on a curved surface? I need to specify the location so that they align with the mating part. I have included a simple sketch and would like to add the holes on the inside of the part so the screws point outward.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/f8e8d876e4101e30254a93c4/w/7eb44791a82c89da28cc94b4/e/34a5ed6a6252aafee747a236
Thanks for any help,
Paul
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/f8e8d876e4101e30254a93c4/w/7eb44791a82c89da28cc94b4/e/34a5ed6a6252aafee747a236
Thanks for any help,
Paul
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john_mcclary Member, Developers Posts: 3,935 PROIf you click this button
Then select a line that intersects the center point of the face, it should work... don't forget to select parts for merge scope. And flip direction as necessary1
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This is how I'd do it...
If this is done on a browser, you can skip the mate connectors and use the implied mate connectors in the hole feature..
Thank you very much. That is exactly what I want to do but am having troubles. I saw a mating connector in you sketch tree but not sure how it got there.
I recreated my scenario with an offset plane and created the location for the holes. I would like to have a clearance hole on the outside part and then thread on the inside part.
If you could show me using the free screen cast that would be appreciated. https://screencast-o-matic.com/
Here is my new model with two parts and a screen shot of where I am stuck.
Model: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/8bf89928ffbe90b8d287086a/w/abc0e2c8bc2082f23132e701/e/87753f509fb5fd0448920f5e
Thanks for your help.
Paul
Then select a line that intersects the center point of the face, it should work... don't forget to select parts for merge scope. And flip direction as necessary
Have a Happy New Year,
Paul