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I am happy to hear that from you. most people don't get it at all. So, congratulations!!

is there any point where I could explain any better? please let me know.

Great tip!

It's 2021 version. But this shouldn't be a problem. Make sure the triangle is close enough from the point of the helix and spiral

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use a revolved cut or use a wrap feature off of a plane that is tangent to the edge of the cylinder

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If I understand correctly your question the answer should be: You should create the chamfer at the bottom of the bolt. Then you have to select the bottom surface of the bolt and select sketch. Then you have to select the edge of the cylinder and select convert entities. There is no need to create any plane here. Then when you are at the helix and spiral option at the left hand side you have o set the starting angle at 0. By setting the value 0 your spiral line will be exactly on the right plane. I hope i answer your question. If not please let me know.

@@solidworxedu1035 Thanks for your reply! Ok, the part I was missing was that the default angle for the Spiral on first attempt was 225 degrees, not 0. Setting the "Start angle:" to zero gave the expect behavior as in your video. Additionally: as a newbie, I was unfamiliar with the "Convert Entities" command - In Fusion 360, I think it's called "Project geometry" or some such thing.

PS: I did try the thread tool but in my case, I need 45deg threads which are non-standard [so they can be effectively 3d Printed]

You can use the link below. It's the faster way to create threads in SolidWorks. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYe2d2afqLh6i7s

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Dear Alvin, your comment is so valuable for us here at Solidworx Edu and Thank you. All of our students used to face same thing. The trick here is to fully select the sketch of the thread and drag it close to the point where you want to do pierce. NOTE: Don't drag it too close to overlap the pierce point but close to it. All in all, the best way to do it is the way that makes you feel more trusted to use.

Mr. Tuan, We are happy to see your comment on our Channel. When you start a project you have information about the Bolt you want to manufacture. Such as diameter, length and pitch and for what purpose. We know that there are categories of tolerances between bolt and nut. Most common are the ''Fine'' Category and ''Coarse'' Category). For example a standard ''Fine'' Thread Bolts (Metric) bolt of M125 has a pitch of 4mm. This is standard value. So, In most cases you use the pitch value equal to the chamfer. In the case of ''Coarse'' Thread Bolts (Metric) bolt of M125 has a pitch of 6mm. So, here your chamfer will be 6mm.

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@@solidworxedu1035 I will share youre videos with every engineering student I know, bless you good sir

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Dear Octavio, Thank you for you comment. Brings so much value to our channel. As you notice during the tutorial i have mention that you are allowed to enter from 30-60 degree. As soon as you are within these values you are doing great!

Hello and Happy to see your comment on our Channel. I understand what you need. You want to know how to do a parametric design where you can set a specific length, width and height and based on them you can impact all the other dimensions within your design. I have made a series of tutorial of how to create a vice body like this. Maybe you can get an understanding by using the following link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p567Za1nmLZ5jKM

Dear Derrick, Thank you for your comment. Brings so much value to our channel. Please, you have to click on the following link to answer your question where explains the tolerances between bolt and nut: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYemZqmor8ymgpI