Bolt & Nut ((UNF-Thread)-(Video Tutorial) Autodesk Inventor 2010

Bolt & Nut ((UNF-Thread)-(Video Tutorial) Autodesk Inventor 2010

Video size (in H.D.) 84.20 MB
Duration 00:22:34

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Education

Tags:

• 'Autodesk
• Inventor
• 2010'
• Bolt
• Nut
• ((UNF-Thread)
• Video
• Tutorial

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[AnnyLittleChipmunk]

Hey! In which folder I could find the "Unified and American screw internal thread? o.o? Please, I need to know! T_T

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@AnnyLittleChipmunk

"Unified and American screw internal thread" .ipt file is already uploaded on MediaFire. See the video description to get the download link.

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@niveshandnisheeth

oh, thanks!!! :D

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[myterribletube]

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[Prince6623]

Nice



[TookMe20min2findThis]

Ok, I think I know.. The coil feature overlaps. So for the purist, I would change your template to a pitch 1/20 (as per ANSI for a UNF bolt of 1/2") and would you use a coil feature pitch of 1/20 + 0.0001" (or something). This way I'm not getting the error as I changed your template to a pitch of 1/20.

Anyways, this tip really helped me.

[TookMe20min2findThis]

Thank you for the tip.

Also, I notice your pitch (in your template) is 1/21. Any reason why you don't use the ANSI UNF standard at 1/20 like the pitch you select in the coil feature?