thread data software 1

[aroundhere]

Does anyone have recommendations for a thread software that gives all info about a given thread. The program I have now will give all data about a thread (maj, pitch,minor, shear area etcc.. The bad thing is that it is dos based, and I cant copy and past or print the info.

thanks

 

[Standing]

Look in the Machinery’s Handbook

Bradley
SolidWorks Premim 2007 x64 SP4.0
PDM Works, Dell XPS Intel(R) Pentium(R) D CPU
3.00 GHz, 5 GB RAM, Virtual memory 12577 MB, nVidia 3400

 

[CorBlimeyLimey]

http://www.efunda.com/DesignStandards/screws/unified.cfm?start=575&finish=687

 

[Standing]

CorBlimeyLimey,
That “efunda.com” is a really good site. I forgot all about this one.
Thanks, a star for you.


Bradley
SolidWorks Premim 2007 x64 SP4.0
PDM Works, Dell XPS Intel(R) Pentium(R) D CPU
3.00 GHz, 5 GB RAM, Virtual memory 12577 MB, nVidia 3400

 

[aroundhere]

THe machinery handbook is great fot standard sizes, but we have to use alot of oddball sizes v threads, acme and stub acme's. I have created spreadsheets for the stub acme's, but have nothing for non standard v threads. We also use buttress some.

 

[kd1959]

http://www.gagemaker.com/thread_software.htm

kd1959
Solidworks 2007 SP3.1, PDMworks
4GB Ram,3GB switch
2x AMD Opteron 254,2x 19" Viewsonic
Quadro FX 3400

 

[lumenharold]

I've used the free calculator at:

http://www.boltplanet.com/Un/un.asp?txtseries_page=UNS

Just today I've (finally) ordered a copy of the ME ThreadPal for $50US. We spec multiple start threads and this is the only calculator I've found that lets me select the number of starts.

http://mrainey.freeservers.com/METhreadPal.html

Harold
SW2007 SP2.2 OPW2007 SP0.0

http://www.lumenflow.com