Good evening everyone, new on the forum as well as in 3D drawing I will need your lanterns. I'm looking to create a thread (yes I've already seen a lot of solved topics but don't understand much about it) a bit specific since it's not ISO standard (at least not a basic implementation in SW), on paper I could do it the old way (propeller + scan) but I can't find the dimensions on the internet. The pitch in question is an M14x1 (thread for mufflers). Are there any libraries containing what I am looking for? should I create it?in short I'm lost^^ Thank you in advance for the answers
See this link
http://help.solidworks.com/2017/french/SolidWorks/sldworks/c_thread_wizard.htm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RkZNj0l1wc
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Hello
M14x100: M14 not fine ISO, all the dimensions are there: http://joho.p.free.fr/EC/COURS%20DOC/FILETAGE/Construction/FILETAGE%20METRIQUE%20ISO.pdf
Kind regards
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Yes so I've already seen all the pages in responses, the thing being that for the youtube video it uses the wizard but the 14x1 is not basic in SW, that for the fine pitch it is specified that the pitch is 1.5mm but it's 1mm that I need, I tried the rendering is not faithful to the part (yes DSL I didn't specify it but it's reverse engineering) . Finally for the first link to the SW doc I know how to use the assistant but not how to modify the profile (which I don't have the odds anyway ^^).
Maybe I should bring more info about my "project", the idea is to make a 14CCW to 14CW adapter in 3D printing, as it would be less fun otherwise, the step is not normal and so without the profile of the step I am stuck.
in metric pitch the profile of the thread is 60°
So what changes for you is the step
All values are the
so theoretically you should be able to make this net and thread
What is the SW version used?
See these links
http://www.max2joules.com/silencieux/4257-adaptateur-madbull-filetage-14mm-horaire-vers-anti-horaire-cw-vers-ccw.html
https://www.airsoft-entrepot.fr/pdi-conversion-filetage-cw-en-ccw.html
a simple Google search ;-)
and at this price I don't get married... I don't have to do it ;-)
have a nice day @+ ;-)
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The 2016 version, for the misreading table on my part^^ sorry. As for adapters, I'm aware of their existence but that's not what I'm looking for. On the picture the threaded part is removable (from 14CCW to 14CCW) so I prefer to redo the part rather than have an extension on the barrel superfluous.
It will be an extension anyway whatever we do
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no, precisely since I can unscrew it and replace it with my part, the whole thing will be invisible
On the picture it's the left piece that I want to take back, by removing the extension I gain almost 2cm which is not negligible