SolidWorks Tutorial | How to create threads on a Nut M10 - EXPLAIN - step by step
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- This video is created to help students and beginners to learn how to create threads on a bolt in a very advanced explanation giving strong tutorial based on real actual life.
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.Download . - SOLIDWORKS BOLT FILE + BOLT DATA SHEET form.jotform.c...
. Download . - SOLIDWORKS NUT FILE + NUT DATA SHEET form.jotform.c...
. Download . - SOLIDWORKS ASSEMBLY FILE M10 BOLT Vs NUT + TOLERANCES DATA SHEETS form.jotform.c...
. Download . - MASTER THE BASIC THREAD DATA SHEETS + HAND CALCULATIONS form.jotform.c...
. Download .- Machinery Handbook Threads 27th Edition form.jotform.c...
. Download . - Machinery Handbook Threads 1942 form.jotform.c...
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!!!!You say it in the wrong way folk¡¡¡¡¡ I think that your intension was to say that the darker shading is the Nut in the other is the bolt, I realize of that when you speak about the fillets. I´m not a fluent speaker in English but I just want to let you know. Kind regards from the country with great food and women.
I´m agree with you, according with your data sheet it´s clear enough that if we want to design the internal thread for a nut or the external thread of a bolt the fillet corresponding to each one must be used. I mean if you want to design a nut then use the clearer shading profile which uses the H/12 fillet and in the designing of an external thread of a bolt use the darker shading profile with the H/6 fillet. Thanks for sharing the Machinery's Handbook 27th Edition.
Great video!! Perfect to understand how to do threads without problems.
Only one thing for people who watch the video. The first cut operation that it is done should have a different dimension if you want a nut M10 (Nominal Diameter = 10)
The formula is:
Hole Diameter = Nominal Diameter - [2*[(3H/4)-(H/8)]]
With this, the maximium diameter in the nut after doing the thread is 10 mm as it should be.
Thank you very much for the video, it helped me a lot.
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excellent step by step explanations. very good for beginners like me. thank you. please make video on bolts
Greatly explain. Keep up the good work my friend. Thank you!!!!!!
One of the best videos I've seen on the topic. Thanks for bringing out the drawing and explaining things.
Thanks, I was having so much problems trying to create a thread inside a nut or a bolt or something else. Thanks so much!
Glad I could help!
finally the perfect instruction for this issue excellent video
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Great video. You did a great job explaining this from start to finish. Other solidworks videos on youtube should be more like this. I look forward to seeing what your next video tutorial will be. Maybe surface modeling?
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You are a solidworks mastros (master) !!!
I wonder in which version of SolidWorks this nut is made, I have a version of SolidWorks 2017 and I can't make a piercing point. Thanks for the reply.
It's 2021 version. But this shouldn't be a problem. Make sure the triangle is close enough from the point of the helix and spiral
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Very good tutorial Marios, go ahead, upload more please..
Thank you! excellent explanation! keep up the good work.
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@@solidworxedu1035 I think you made a mistake with the triangle (the center of the circle) this is not located at H/4 from the bottom of the triangle? I'm I right?
amazing video ! thanks for posting
what exactly are the threads going to do? A 10mm bolt will just slide right through the nut if the minor diameter of the nut is already 10mm.
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Please, you have to click on the following link to answer your question where explains the tolerances between bolt and nut:
th-cam.com/video/WVC5vrzgsL0/w-d-xo.html
It's really help full to me, thanks very much..
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Thanks a lot !!! sir, we have any standard table / chart , for blank diameter before threads (internal and external) in MM and INCHES.
Yes, Please look at the description.
Nice videos.
Can you do one on BSPP threads? I struggle because of the radius on the major "AND" the minor diameters. says the revole cut intersects itself because no space between the profile.
because the profile is the same width as the pitch, i get a zero geometry error
Nice and clear! Thanks for the video!
minimum internal diameter should smaller than 10mm, this video should be a mistake for nuts m10, but great job. right?
One more question how to draw special nut M42*1.0 in solidworks 3D and export 2D drawing with marks? just can't find the answer for long.
isnt he talking about what would be the tap drill size? Machinists would drill a hole first at 8.5mm for m10 then tap out the thread
Xander054 you are correct. I built the nut using a 3D printer and the hole is too big.
I measured a bolt with calipers and got 8.7mm for the extruded cut; built it again and this time it worked.
Good catch!
Marios Christodoulou He is right, it’s not jut tolerances. You have to start with smaller hole (less then 10mm) if you want to cut threads for 10mm bolt.
Excellent video. Thank you for posting!
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very informative.
Glad it was helpful!
thanks for tha video
Very good!!
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very helpful, thank you! :D
very good
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omfg!!! why dont solidworks have a thread create tool like fusion 360??
hmmm how bout you make a video on the tread tool and show me how it works??
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The fillet shouldnt go that high. Good video anyways!
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As you notice during the tutorial i have mention that you are allowed to enter from 30-60 degree. As soon as you are within these values you are doing great!
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I know brother. I finally got rid of it!
I take it back, youre too nice to have rude comment in this section.
@@solidworxedu1035 People like you are too good for this world, I honeslty wish I was joking
@@solidworxedu1035 I will share youre videos with every engineering student I know, bless you good sir
I appreciated. Thank you. God bless you too brother!