Hello
Another question about the outside thread: for the chamfer I always make a chamfer that dimensions half the pitch
for example for a thread of M10 pitch 1.5 I make a chamfer of 0.75 at 45°.
I wonder if it's right or not
If not, is there a standard to follow?
Thank you in advance for your answers.
Kind regards
For my part, I never grade a thread chamfer since it's standard.
For 3D I put 0.5x45° or pasx45° but that's for representation.
After if it's for a rolled screw there is no chamfer
+1 David Be3
And yes, the draught drawer's bible is de rigueur for any designer
there are standards to deal with ;-))
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Afterwards, as it is marked in your memo, "the dimensions usually respected [...] are indicated in the following table"
This means that there are no well-defined standards either, but rather habits...
The only requirement is 45°±15° and a minimum of 0.5mm for the entrance chamfers
It's the GDI me too, just the old version of yours!! :)
The Industrial Designer Guide is your best friend, see your lover ^^.
http://www.langlet.fr/bdd/docs/4-filetage-iso.pdf
it can help you:)
