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A problem of Double-headed screw

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June 18, 2010
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Hi all

Here is a 2-dimensional drawings.I try to make it into a three-dimensional,
but unsuccessful,

Anybody have experience on this! Plz help me.

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1_Double-Screw.zip

2D Drawing

Best answer by Kevin

Here is a model of the double thread.

B

bduncan

Author

17-Peridot

No one ?

H

highway45

13-Aquamarine

Could you tell us, what your problem is exactly ?

Did you not manage this spiraled loft or are you missing functions for it ?

B

bduncan

Author

17-Peridot

I used with VSS,but unsuccessful.

K

Kevin

Answer

1-Visitor

Here is a model of the double thread.

1_doublethread-prt-2.zip

B

bduncan

Author

17-Peridot

This is what I want. Thanks!

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ptc-2559830

1-Visitor

Hi Blue_Duncan,

I have a video Tutorial showing one way of modeling the threads. In this toturial, i created a 4X thread Bit. There`s also the Helical function in Proe that may serve its purpose in these kind of situation but i personaly prefer the method illustrated in the video... Here it is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DdjyF7b8oE

Tell me what you think and good luck.

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Kevin

1-Visitor

Just tried this method and it works better than the helical sweep. The geometry construction I used tends to cause some slow down when creating the solidify feature.

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ptc-2559830

1-Visitor

I should add that the method illustrated in the video creats a kind of distorted cut... just like having a Warp feature doing it instead. The cut is not circular. You can see this effect if you increase the amount of turns.