UNF Thread Profile External & Internal (Solid Edge ST9 Tutorial)

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UNF Thread Profile External & Internal (Solid Edge ST9 Tutorial)

In this video we create a Unified National Fine Thread Profile (External & Internal) using the Sketch Equation through Solid Edge. The Pitch of the thread is 1/20 inch.

 

 

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Bolt and Nut (SolidWorks 2014 Tutorial)

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Bolt and Nut (SolidWorks 2014 Tutorial)

We have added the audio on this video so that you can understand it this video more easily.

In this video, we create Bolt and Nut by SolidWorks. In modelling of this assembly, Unified National Fine Thread (external and internal) profiles are used in cutting of the thread.

 

  

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UNF Thread Profile External & Internal (SolidWorks 2014)

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UNF Thread Profile External & Internal (SolidWorks 2014)

 

In this video we create a Unified National Fine Thread Profile (External and Internal) using the Sketch Equation through SolidWorks. The Pitch of the thread is 1/20 inch.

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BSP Thread Profile (SolidWorks 2014 Tutorial)

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BSP Thread Profile (SolidWorks 2014 Tutorial)

 

In this video we create a BSP Thread Profile using the Sketch Equation through SolidWorks. The Pitch of the thread is 1/14 inch.

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Creating Relation Based Sketches in Creo Parametric 2.0 || British Standard Pipe Thread Profile

 

This tutorial will display how to create relation based sketches in Creo Parametric. As an example we will create a sketch profile of a British Standard Pipe Thread. The pitch of the profile is 1/14 inch.

 

 

Transcription of Video

1. Start a new part file from scratch with the default template and give it a name ‘BSP_Thread_Profile.
2. You can see the English template is opened by default.
3. Select the Front Datum plane and create a new sketch on this plane.
4. Click the Sketch View icon to orient the sketching plane parallel to the screen.
5. Clear the screen by closing the visibility of Spin centre, Datum Planes, Axis, Points etc.
6. Go to setup panel and define the Grid settings.
7. In the Grid setting dialogue box activate Static Grid spacing option and modify the X and Y spacing as displayed.
8. Open the visibility of Grid from Sketcher display filters.
9. Now zoom the window quite considerable to view the Grid.
10. Draw a sketch with the help of line tool as displayed.
11. You will see that some constraints are automatically applied and intimated time to time by the software.
12. Create a centreline for our sketch.
13. Apply dimensions related to our profile specification.
14. Lock this dimension to preserve it from any modification.
15. Again, apply an angular dimension.
16. Apply constraints according to the demand of the sketch.
17. Quit the sketching mode.
18. Switch to Annotate Tab.
19. Activate Show Annotation Tool and select the sketch.
20. All the applied dimensions in the sketching environment will be visible.
21. Terminate the command.
22. Select this dimension in the design window that will be highlighted in Model Tree.
23. Open its property from the context menu.
24. Change its display name to ‘P’ and apply changes.
25. Go to model Tab—Model Intent Panel and expand it to find Switch Symbol Command.
26. Click it to display names of dimension in spite of values.
27. Re-edit the sketch.
28. Draw an arc tangent to both the lines.
29. Define the Angular dimension and apply a Lock over this dimension.
30. Exit the sketching mode and again redefine the names of the dimensions.
31. Remove the Prefix otherwise dimension will display Rr name that will be very confusing.
32. Expand the Model Intent Panel and Activate the Relation command.
33. Start adding the values according to the profile. You can type or paste the values.
34. Execute and verify the relations.
35. Select the dimension of pitch with the help of selection filters easily.
36. Move it to new location.
37. Re-edit the sketch.
38. Add more dimensions to the sketch and change its name.
39. Give away relation according to the profile.
40. Adding this dimension is conflicting with a previously placed constraint, so remove that constraint.
41. Similar operations are being performed as done earlier.
42. Again re-edit the sketch.
43. Select these two lines and convert them to construction lines.
44. Complete the sketch by adding few more arcs and lines.
45. Select these sketches and duplicate using Mirror Tool.
46. Now sketch is complete so finish the sketch and save the file.
47. If you change the pitch, the profile will change simultaneously.