How do I go about creating a thread (with the "Drilling Assistance" feature) on a rounded or spherical surface on SolidWorks?
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Hello
Simply select the round face before the "Drilling Assistance" function or after if you are in the SW2013 version. This creates a 3D sketch that you can constrain and position in relation to your geometry.
Kind regards
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Hello
As @jmsavoyat says, by launching the drilling function with the spherical surface selected, SW will automatically propose to position the hole using a 3D sketch.
It is therefore possible to position a point on the sphere or cylinder and to constrain the latter in relation to precise reference axes.
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If the question is the same as on the previous post (http://www.lynkoa.com/forum/ecoulement-des-fluides/ceer-un-filetage-sur-une-surface-arrondi), an answer with image has been given by @Centor.
Be careful not to open the same question twice, and remember to validate the best answer to close the debate.
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for my par I do offset of projected extrusion plane
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/248/cipynuyorzjtqwathixyzl.mp4/
A short video
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Hello
For my part, I create a plane with an equation so that it is always tangent
at the edge of my tube when I change the diameter.
Then I do my drilling on this plane.
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I think the subject is solved @ karakoc-y
Have you watched the video I posted?
and notes the correct answers
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