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justDave (Aerospace)
11 Dec 02 18:13
how do you add a new list of threads to use under the "Thread/Tap Definition" icon?
Its asking for a text file but what is the text file supposed to contain and in what layout?
I'm trying to make a list of all the standard UNJ thread profile information per MIL-S-8879. Is this list already available?
Also when i do add a thread to a specific diameter, the representation of the threaded diameter is wrong when it is shown on the CATDrawing. The height of the thread is not correct, it is way too high cutting too deep into the part from the outside diameter i use.
Please advise
Thank you
itsmyjob (Mechanical)
11 Dec 02 21:09
Hello,

Have a look on the file provided by DS :
...\b09\intel_a\reffiles\standard\MetricThickPitch.txt

Have fun,

Eric

catiav5@softhome.net

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