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imagineered
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Having trouble finding this one here.
Is there a method for creating a threaded hole or thread on a shaft (reference only ).
I need to apply the threaded reference so it can be called up in the drawing later.
No modeled helix is required
Is there a method for creating a threaded hole or thread on a shaft (reference only ).
I need to apply the threaded reference so it can be called up in the drawing later.
No modeled helix is required
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nav Member Posts: 258 ✭✭✭✭If you read the improvement request you`ll see that is requested that the detail of the cosmetic thread can be called out in the drawing module.Nicolas Ariza V.
Indaer -- Aircraft Lifecycle Solutions9
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https://forum.onshape.com/discussion/1456/add-cosmetic-thead#latest
Indaer -- Aircraft Lifecycle Solutions
But good to know it wasn't just me looking for it.
Not just in SW or SE, but NX, CATIA etc. It would be a big failing not to include such an item
Indaer -- Aircraft Lifecycle Solutions
However, this method of projecting images onto a surface comes in handy for many other applications such as applying labels to product. The label can actually be modeled as a part with the image projected onto it, then assembled to the product as part of an assembly. It is then able to be included in the B.O.M.
Is it possible, from Part Studio, to flag a cylindrical surface as threaded so that this will be later reflected in the Drawing?
I cannot see how.
If you are saying that this is something that can be done in the Drawing only, then it is something to be fixed (and no, this ticket does not fix the issue).
Do you agree with me?
Internal threads, yes, using the "hole feature".
External threads, no, not yet.
Cheers,
Owen S.
HWM-Water Ltd
Internal threads can be modelled (by yourself or using a Feature script) or a cosmetic using the hole feature
External threads can only be modelled (by yourself or using a Feature script).