Anyone know how to finish the thread on this Cap Head Screw, I have tried every way I can see.
cadmando
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See my model: Cap Head Screw. The sketch of the thread is not correct but it should work.
Many thanks in advance
Graham
Many thanks in advance
Graham
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Found your model. Here's a copy fixed, not perfect but should give you the idea.
Graham Cap Head Screw
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/6244b47257194459bb2656be/w/7010dc34d5c842379bd412d8/e/701d71b01188475280d748e4
Another solution would be to sweep a part for thread and boolean subtract material away.
Edit: After you get this right you will possibly think how to make the end of thread 'fade away' on top. For this we need loft, which is not available yet.//rami5 -
You can also check out @BruceBartlett 's fasteners doc. I remember Bruce figured out how to make the end of thread.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/516b1784884d4facbc4c0d74/w/8e947edb43904354bb16b3f2/e/589eaf71321043e28046aac0
//rami5
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Please post a link to your model. (Just copy address line while viewing the model)//rami0
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Found your model. Here's a copy fixed, not perfect but should give you the idea.
Graham Cap Head Screw
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/6244b47257194459bb2656be/w/7010dc34d5c842379bd412d8/e/701d71b01188475280d748e4
Another solution would be to sweep a part for thread and boolean subtract material away.
Edit: After you get this right you will possibly think how to make the end of thread 'fade away' on top. For this we need loft, which is not available yet.//rami5 -
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:(Sorry for not attaching the Link, this is the first Post on this great forum.
Onshape is great, just learning the basics.
Graham
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You can also check out @BruceBartlett 's fasteners doc. I remember Bruce figured out how to make the end of thread.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/516b1784884d4facbc4c0d74/w/8e947edb43904354bb16b3f2/e/589eaf71321043e28046aac0
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Many thanks 3dcad, I will check out the link
Graham
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