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sbisht1-Visitor
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December 17, 2014
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Cosmetic feature in slotted set screw

  • December 17, 2014
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Hi,

 

Is there any option to remove the cosmetic feature line in the slot of a slotted set screw in Creo 2.0 (refer attached image)?

 

I tried using edge display but it's not working.

 

 

Regards,

Saurabh


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dcox-21-Visitor
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December 17, 2014

I find the best way is to use layers, if the thread is contained in a preset layer, you can simply hide the layer and the thread will be removed.

Otherwise try creating a new layer, adding the thread feature and then turning it off:

http://help.ptc.com/creo_hc/creo30_lcd_hc/usascii/index.html#page/lcd/layout/fund_six_sub/To_Add_Items_to_a_Layer_1.html

Remember to save the layer status, to make sure it stays hidden for the next time you open the drawing.

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sbisht1-VisitorAuthor
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December 17, 2014

Layer on/off will be applicable for complete thread.

I need to remove the line appearing in the slot (near red arrow) only.

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dcox-21-Visitor
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December 17, 2014

Sorry, I misread your question. There is a way to do this, but it is not very elegant.

First, select the three surfaces of the slot, then copy&paste to create a Copy featureCapture1.JPG

Second, do the same with the surface of the cosmetic thread (make sure to select the geometry, not the feature itself) to create a second copy feature.

Third, create a trim feature, using the copied thread surface as the Trimmed Quilt, and the copied slot surface as the Timming object. You may have to use the arrows to flip the removal side, but that should give you what you need.

Capture2.JPG

You can then hide the original thread, and you will see what you want. Basically, you won't be showing the actual thread on the drawing, but a copy which has been cut to suit the slot. It is a bit awkard, but it is the only way I know how to do this.

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