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You need to find your holes.txt file and add it in.
Depending how your Solid Edge is set up will depend on where this file is, C:\Program Files\Solid Edge V18\Program by default I believe however ours is configured so that everyone looks at a common write protected file on the server.
To add it in you need nominal diameter; internal minor diameter; external minor diameter; thread type
e.g. 0.7500; 0.7229; 0.7193; .750-40 UNS-
(we put the dash but leave off the class so we can use it on both internal & external threads, we add the class in the draft callout)
The holes.txt file explains most of this.
Hope this helps.
Depending how your Solid Edge is set up will depend on where this file is, C:\Program Files\Solid Edge V18\Program by default I believe however ours is configured so that everyone looks at a common write protected file on the server.
To add it in you need nominal diameter; internal minor diameter; external minor diameter; thread type
e.g. 0.7500; 0.7229; 0.7193; .750-40 UNS-
(we put the dash but leave off the class so we can use it on both internal & external threads, we add the class in the draft callout)
The holes.txt file explains most of this.
Hope this helps.
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