Hello o/
As you can see in my image, I have a problem with this function. I created a sketch that represents the thread section and when I do a Swept boss/base on the propeller, it does the boss for me, but it removes a piece of the inner surface of my bolt.
I'm a beginner on this wonderful software, so be me, I need to learn :)
Thank you
PS: I'm designing this bolt in order to 3D print it, so all comments other than those about my problem are welcome
Hello
I may say a stupid thing, but if you go directly through the "drilling assistance" option you will get a correct thread. (see jpeg)
To do this, I will remove material rather than add it. You could start and finish outside the room.
@jeune padaSwann ;-): the drilling wizard does not create the thread but just a symbolic representation.
See this tutorial among others
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXwCE1P02wc
and as @stefbeno says
via a material removal it's + clean
Take a good look at the ^pitch and shape of the net
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Hello
Do you want an M14x1??? Or what is it???
Hello!
Which version of SolidWorks are you using? (Different solutions are possible depending on this)
On another topic, what is the purpose and use of the nut once printed?
If it's for intensive use, you can always use a nut (I insist on the word nut :-) ) that you can insert to the rest of your printed part (the behavior will be even better)
Hello
If you are in SW2016 you have the function to make 3D nets precisely for 3D printing. This avoids creating all the sketches and stuff and you have the standards like for thread representations.
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Thank you for all your feedback, I drew a lot of ideas from it.
However, my problem was that the sketch of the thread rpofil was larger than the pitch of the propeller, very big beginner's mistake it would seem.
Thanks again