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Who out there is thread milling in Creo 2.0?

rcordova
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Who out there is thread milling in Creo 2.0?

I'm in the process of developing a thread milling process but I am not getting the correct tool path.  I need a single pass tool path but I'm not able to find the right parameter combination to get single pass. I using a solid tool defined in Creo to simulate a multi-tooth cutter.


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ejw
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(To:rcordova)

Rick

I think the thread milling tool is the problem. In PTC's infinite wisdom flutes are not flutes for a thread milling tool. Flutes are the number of thread profiles on the tool. Measure the lenght of profiles and divide by the pitch of the thread. Round to a whole number and put this in the "number of flutes" for the tool. This should change the number of turns the tool makes.

Ed

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ejw
1-Newbie
1-Newbie
(To:rcordova)

Rick

I think the thread milling tool is the problem. In PTC's infinite wisdom flutes are not flutes for a thread milling tool. Flutes are the number of thread profiles on the tool. Measure the lenght of profiles and divide by the pitch of the thread. Round to a whole number and put this in the "number of flutes" for the tool. This should change the number of turns the tool makes.

Ed

rcordova
4-Participant
(To:ejw)

Ed, you nailed it!  Thank you for your quick response.

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