Show basic thread on protruded part?
Show basic thread on protruded part?
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I am a new user to Pro/E 200i2 and would like to know how to show threads on an extruded part.
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I am a new user to Pro/E 200i2 and would like to know how to show threads on an extruded part.
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RE: Show basic thread on protruded part?
Use the Hole feature or Cosmetic thread to indicate a threaded surface.
Steve
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RE: Show basic thread on protruded part?
A star for Dad1 for reading my mind. I am also a new user. This post and his other one re. working directories are both questions that have been bothering me and I was just about to post the same questions!
A star for 3dlogix for his general helpfulness and answering before I had even posted the questions!!!
One further question though regarding screws:
Do users generally create a library of screws with all the different head shapes, thread sizes and lengths or is it possible (or the norm) to create a range heads for each size of screw thread and assign lengths at the time of placing it into an assembly? What is regarded as 'best practice'?
Gaufridus
RE: Show basic thread on protruded part?
I've done work for companies who have had their entire screw selection in a single part. They were organized into nested family tables which allowed you to choose the type of screw, size and finally its length. Relations controlled the description and cost parameters to ensure that everything showed up accurately on the BOM.