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FuzzBuzz
Guest
Hi,
I know that it probably involves helical sweeps (does it?) and I'm looking for some specific way/guidance on how to model threaded surfaces in PRo Engineer. Eg. say I want to model a threaded fastener and want to actually model in 3-D the thread profile on the fastener. Or, for example, I have a cylinder with a threaded surface in the inside - and although modelling the cylinder is obviously easy, I can't figure out how to add/model the actual threaded surface on the inside of the cylinder,
any help would be much appreciated,
regards,
FuzzBuzz,
Melbourne, Australia
I know that it probably involves helical sweeps (does it?) and I'm looking for some specific way/guidance on how to model threaded surfaces in PRo Engineer. Eg. say I want to model a threaded fastener and want to actually model in 3-D the thread profile on the fastener. Or, for example, I have a cylinder with a threaded surface in the inside - and although modelling the cylinder is obviously easy, I can't figure out how to add/model the actual threaded surface on the inside of the cylinder,
any help would be much appreciated,
regards,
FuzzBuzz,
Melbourne, Australia