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Nut and Screw Animation
jon_woellhaf
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In this document <https://cad.onshape.com/documents/1ce817cfcbe5977616790324/w/92a911be05961b58dd575094/e/387c1453eba9ae712596bf19>,
I have a very simple "nut" and "screw."
How can I get the screw to rotate but not translate, and the nut to translate but not rotate.
I am trying to illustrate how the closed halfnut causes a lathe's rotating leadscrew to move the carriage.
I have a very simple "nut" and "screw."
How can I get the screw to rotate but not translate, and the nut to translate but not rotate.
I am trying to illustrate how the closed halfnut causes a lathe's rotating leadscrew to move the carriage.
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brucebartlett Member, OS Professional, Mentor, User Group Leader Posts: 2,141 PROYou should be able to get this to work with the cylindrical mate and thread mate as you have done but you really need something here to lock it to the assembly. A revolute to the z of the origin and the end of the shaft seems to work.
Also, check out this thread. @philip_thomas gives a good description of mating nuts and bolts. https://forum.onshape.com/discussion/5494/bolt-and-nut-full-tutorial#latest
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Also, check out this thread. @philip_thomas gives a good description of mating nuts and bolts. https://forum.onshape.com/discussion/5494/bolt-and-nut-full-tutorial#latest
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Thanks very much. NOW, it seems obvious.
Jon