Tapped hole

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I want to do a non-standardized M8 thread on SOLIDWORKS but I don't know how to do it 

 

My problem is in the drawing, I don't see the symbol of a tapped hole (cross-sectional view)


ecrou_de_serrage_rapide.sldprt
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Hello

 

What is the change?

 

@+

 

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Hello

 

This link gives 2 tutorials rather well done, to see.

 

http://www.usinages.com/solidworks/filetage-non-standard-sous-solidworks-2010-t30688.html

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you have your tap to signal via your tapping sketch

It's true that via the toolbox you don't see the fills (since it's via the default revolution tool (it's a revolution))

Now if you want to see a real thread you have to create a part with a net 

and do a Boolean operation to remove material

 

@+ ;-)

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Hello

 

See also to create a helical sketch and then on one of the ends of the helicoid create the section of the thread to be machined in the part. And in order to proceed with a removal of material following the helicoid.

 

I appeal to a distant memory but I think  it must be achievable...

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Good evening

 

I do all my tapping in this way

 

See attached video.

 

Otherwise here is a lein of the help for the "drilling assistance" function, which also does tapping.

http://help.solidworks.com/2012/French/SolidWorks/SWHelp_List.html?id=cc3c53146c05459f99c24a58edf922b6

 


creer_un_taraudage.wmv
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Hello

 

If you want to "see" the tapping, (actually the threads), you have to draw the sketch, and you have to remove the swept material, using a "spiral".

 

Cdt

 

Eric

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If I may say so, you have 2 points on top of each other in your positioning sketch. Which also explains why you also have 2 thread representations for 1 traraudage.

 

Delete one of these points and tell us if it solves your problem...

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Hello

 

I removed your sketch and your tap and I recreated one with the drilling assistance" and when I make a cut view it works fine, I have the symbols of the tapping.


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Hello

Which SW version are you using?

Indeed, as @benoit say. If you have 2 points in your 3D sketch. But hey, even without removing one of these points, I don't have a problem in the drawing. The dimension M and the representation of the thread appear well.

 

--> On the other hand, it is possible that your sketch of the cut line does not go through the center of the hole. Reposition it by editing the sketch and I think you'll see your mesh representation.

 

Kind regards


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See attachments

http://imageshack.com/a/img838/4481/iewu.png

 

 

@+ ;-)

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You go to the option   tab Document    Property Wrap   Shaded thread representation, it's lighter than extruding your fillets


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yes @ nicolas i agree with you 

my screen was to show a real thread

now the representation of shaded threads is far less greedy

 

@+ ;-)