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Home > Forums > Engineering Computer Programs > General Engineering Programs > Autodesk: Inventor Forum

Nuts and Bolts

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NicSacco (Mechanical)
18 Mar 02 8:15
Does anyone know how to get the chamfer on the outside edge of most nuts and bolts???

Or does anyone have a linked parameters program for nuts and bolts.

I am using Invetor4.0
shredder78 (Automotive)
27 Mar 02 20:38
You can download nuts and bolts as iparts from websites such as www.cbliss.com ; Just click on the inventor parts link....  is that what you're after?
NicSacco (Mechanical)
1 Apr 02 8:37
shredder,

That site is not working (www.cbliss.com).  Do you know another site that would give me this same information?

Thanks

Nic  
shredder78 (Automotive)
2 Apr 02 20:25
try this:  http://www.cbliss.com/inventor/Parts/Fasteners/fastener_iparts.htm

I just went to the site.  This is the best one that I know of for fasteners, but there are also links on his site to other related sites.  

I hope that helps.
NicSacco (Mechanical)
3 Apr 02 8:38
Thanks...this site is great...exactly what I was looking for.
shredder78 (Automotive)
19 Apr 02 23:44
no problem
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