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[countach3]

hello to all are a pro-and wildfire 4.
I'm trying to make a semi-duty for my bike but I can't make external and internal threads.
I better explain the problems I've encountered:
on the external thread I have seen on the forum that you have to use the cosmetic command>filetto but I have not understood well if I have to create the cylinder of the diameter already correct, and moreover it does not allow me to give it some standard threads (e.g. m8) I will not have to build every time a thread!?!? ! ?
on the inner thread instead, I arrive at the window to set hole and thread but, once set (e.g. m8) creates a thread hole of about 0.2 mm!!!
Thank you so much!

 

[lollone]

for m8 discourse that has 0.2mm diameter is because as a unit of measurement you set inch.
set to change/set/units in mm-kg-sec.
I suggest you set it on the start part.
for threaded holes you can use the tables in the hole command (or you create them).
for external threads make an extrusion equal to the nominal diameter of the thread and cosmetic use to represent the diameter of hazelnut.

 

[countach3]

Great! !
Thank you very much! but then for the outside there is only this method to filet?

 

[lollone]

Yes, or create a udf library.

 

[lollone]

...or library fdu...
cmq if some holy spirit attaches one already made six to camel!... Otherwise you have to do it.
find examples in the installation files (c:\program files\proewildfire 3.0\intudfs).
I wouldn't mind if I miss him.

 

[countach3]

hehehe speriamo bene!

 

[lollone]

I did this fdu.
Look at you, too.

 

[countach3]

Thank you, holy spirit! !
I just... I searched the forum but I can't figure out how to use it. . .
I'll explain.
I copied the .gph file to the intudfs\threads\external directory but nothing changes to me in the view. . .
Where am I wrong?
Tnx!

 

[lollone]

in the config add the line
pro_group_dir directory folder containing .gph files.
when you need to insert the thread, go to insert\feauture defined by the user.
recover the filetto_external.gph file and set references.
the game is done.

 

[countach3]

It's a show! Thank you very much!! !

 

[lollone]

It's a pleasure! In the end it served me too!?

 

[giuglioconiglio]

very interesting lollone, explain how to add stunt threads too?

thanks and hi giulioconiglio

 

[giuglioconiglio]

I take up the discussion, I figured out how to edit a udf library, but I don't understand how to set a thread like trapezoidal instead of metric or gas. verò is that it is a cosmetic thread but I would like to introduce the thing even in the holes and I don't know how to do it.

 

[lollone]

I don't know what you want to do. !

 

[giuglioconiglio]

I'd like to add trapeze fillets too. Now as now the library only has gas fillets and metrics, but I would also need trapeze fillets.

hi giulioconiglio

 

[maxopus]

you have to create a custom table for the new thread family.
in practice you have to create a new *.hol file.
You should find several discussions on the subject.

 

[teoros]

hi guys, I use proe version 3.
Excuse me but if I have to do an external thread (cosmetic) for example from 1/4"gas, is the process always the following?
iserisco:
1. sup filetto
2. initial sup.
3. direction direction
4. depth
5. diameter (I always insert the diameter of hazelnut? )
But how do you know it's not a metric thread?
Thank you.

 

[lollone]

cosmetic is a representation of the thread.
of course according to its size will represent a metric thread, gas, etc...

 

[calacc]

Honestly one thing that is not clear to me is the diameter to extrude in the two cases of internal and external thread, I have some confusion in the head... If cosmetic is a "representation" of the logic rigor thread for the external thread extrude the diameter of hazelnut and use cosmetic to represent the outer diameter of the screw, while in the other case I can see that I have to do the opposite, then this time cosmetic represents the diameter of hazelnut of the mothervite. and correct according to you reasoning or in both cases extruding the diameter of hazelnut? Thank you.

 

[lollone]

here is an image that will clarify your ideas!!!
Hi.