Hello
I can't display the characteristics of the grooves made with the drill wizard in my drill table.
I only have the diameter...
Thank you for your help...
Ludorinox
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Hello
For a shaded view of thread representations, click Options . On the Document Properties tab, select Skin. Under Show Filter, turn on Shaded Thread Representations.
http://help.solidworks.com/2012/French/solidworks/sldworks/cosmetic_threads.htm
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Maybe we need to edit the note?
If you insert the symbol for the piercing, what does it look like?
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I just tried, it's not winning: I couldn't find a keyword to add to indicate the length of the oblong.
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Oh lala, I totally missed this one. I was in my project and skimmed over the question... DSL guys...
Good evening
Add a Symbol for drilling and if he doesn't put it on originally, put:
<hw-diam> X <hw-slot-length> <hw-thru>
in the quote text.
<hw-diam> gives the diameter
<hw-slot-length> gives the groove length
<hw-thru> gives the end condition type
You can access more settings by clicking on "Symbol Variables"
Good night.
PS: I read that right, but I bugged... I am looking for and coming back to you:)
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Well actually, it's exactly the same, in the SIZE column, if SW doesn't put it originally, put the text of the previous post in the cell of your groove and validate.
Thank you for your answers,
I was thinking more of an external file modification...
But we'll manage with that...
Good evening
The file you are looking for is called "calloutformat.txt. It can be found in:
"C:\Program Files\SOLIDWORKS Corp\SOLIDWORKS\lang\english"
I've never put my hands in it but it's there, in it, somewhere in the 7579 lines...
By the way, an excerpt from these lines that may be useful:
*Valid Drilling Assist variables are as follows:
*VARIABLE DESCRIPTION*
*<hw-cbdepth> Counterbore Depth
*<hw-cbdia> Counterbore Diameter
*<hw-cdrlang> Counterdrill Angle
*<hw-cdrldepth> Counterdrill Depth
*<hw-cdrldia> Counterdrill Diameter
*<hw-csang> Countersink Angle
*<hw-csdia> Countersink Diameter
*<hw-depth> Depth
*<hw-descrp> Description
*<hw-diam> Diameter
*<hw-drlang> Drill Angle
*<hw-endcond> End Condition
*<hw-fscsang> Far Side Countersink Angle
*<hw-fscsdia> Far Side Countersink Diameter
*<hw-fstsze> Fastener Size
*<hw-fsttyp> Fastener Type
*<hw-headclr> Head Clearance
*<hw-holedepth> Hole Depth
*<hw-holedia> Hole Diameter
*<hw-midcsang> Middle Countersink Angle
*<hw-midcsdia> Middle Countersink Diameter
*<hw-minordia> Minor Diameter
*<hw-mjrdia> Major Diameter
*<hw-nscsang> Near Side Countersink Angle
*<hw-nscsdia> Near Side Countersink Diameter
*<hw-slot-length> Slot Length
*<hw-std> Standard
*<hw-tapdrldepth> Tap Drill Depth
*<hw-tapdrldia> Tap Drill Diameter
*<hw-threadang> Thread Angle
*<hw-threadclass> Thread Class (1B, 2B or 3B, applies to Ansi Inch holes only)
*<hw-threaddepth> Thread Depth
*<hw-threaddesc> Thread Description
*<hw-threaddia> Thread Diameter
*<hw-threadseries> Thread Series
*<hw-threadsize> Thread Size
*<hw-thruholedepth> Thru Hole Depth
*<hw-thruholedia> Thru Hole Diameter
*<hw-thrutapdrldia> Thru Tap Drill Diameter
*<hw-thrutapdrldp> Thru Tap Drill Depth
*<hw-type> Type
*
* Cosmetic thread callout variables
*
*<cthrd-depth> Thread Depth
*<cthrd-major-dia> Major Diameter
*<cthrd-minor-dia> Minor Diameter
*<cthrd-size> Size
*<cthrd-std> Standard
*<cthrd-type> Type
These are all the variables that can be used to define a drilling annotation.
Have fun:)
EDIT: ISO holes start at line 2025 and end at line 2534...
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