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Variable Thread form... Helix

kgriffith
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Variable Thread form... Helix

Hi All....


I need to createcustomthread form..I was trying to use theHelix command.I need to vary the angle of thread form on one side approximately 2 degrees per revolution. (see attachment)I thought it could be done using Sketcher relations or a Datum Graph feature, But haven't come up with a solution or formula yet...anyone have any Ideas orsuggestions? Any help is appreciated... Thanks


Ken


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RandyJones
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(To:kgriffith)

On 04/04/13 13:27, ken griffith wrote:
>
> Hi All....
>
> I need to create custom thread form.. I was trying to use the Helix command. I need to vary the angle of thread form on one side approximately 2 degrees per revolution. (see attachment) I thought it could be done using Sketcher relations or a Datum Graph feature, But haven't come up with a
> solution or formula yet...anyone have any Ideas or suggestions?
>

I would do the following:

1. create a datum curve, by equation, using cylindrical coordinates, that represents the inner profile of the thread
2. create a variable section sweep (to cut the thread profile) using the datum curve as the trajectory
      * may have to create a straight curve down the center for a reference curve
      * define the variable section sweep section using the trajpar parameter to control the angle. Search ptc knowledge base for trajpar and you will get several "how to's"

> Any help is appreciated...  Thanks
>
> Ken
>
>
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