Internal Thread with SolidWorks

[@bultpoep123]

Dear sir, I would like to thank you for this video. After two days of trying to figure out how to create internal thread, I finally managed to apply it on a rod!

[@renegade-117]

This is such an easy way to do this. Thank you.

[@RixtronixLAB]

Nice info,thanks for sharing it with us, well done :)

[@yousefflahoud]

JUST ONE COMMENT!?? THIS IS THE SINGLE KZbin VIDEO IN EXISTENCE. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@bkpickell]

28,000 views and only seven comments. Some people have no respect. Good video man. The only thing I wish is that you had annotations for what you were doing, and why since there wasn't any audio.

[@mofine23]

that is so smart ! thanx for the info

[@rk1717]

Now I understand the triangle. Thank you so much!

[@civicbynature]

easiest way I've seen. Great Video thank you....

[@austindowney7473]

Great job.

[@renjieli6728]

Great job!

[@DunkerHamp]

Ty so much, this was really helpful :)

[@serenadenahlik9472]

I was just wondering - why do you use the extruded cut at the end? I have done everything up to there, but am not sure why it is necessary? Thanks :)

[@JohnDoe-nv2il]

A tad late for an answer, but I presume the extruded cut is to add a taper to the threads. Though I do think a take can be added at the same time you add the helix.

[@bkpickell]

Serena de nahlik It looked like to me the taper was at the start of the threads to allow the bolt or whatever an easier start into the threads.

[@burhansande3136]

can I do external thread in same procedure

[@JayZoop]

Seriously! Solidworks doesn't have an AutoThread??

[@Nigel5uk]

+JayZoop new version does

[@mofine23]

solidworks is not built for the lazy. Its better that way . Try rhino or sumthn

[@nursyazreenmahdzir3597]

2016 version have the auto thread . and it is damn easyyy

[@vignesha1720]

NICE VIDEO.... KEEP IT

[@jewsonreichel]

is there no audio for this video or is it just me

[@M3MotorsportPower]

No audio here (Y)

[@usernameistakenlolz]

Thanks. :)

[@TylerHarney]

How did you get 1.19mm at 4:10?

[@HoLiu]

I would assume it is because they are using a 2mm pitch thread therefore use a 2mm tapping drill. Not convinced it is a standard metric thread, otherwise as an M22 would have had a 2.5mm pitch and the core would have been 18.9mm. Maybe it was just done as an example of how to do a spiral cut.

[@alihesenli765]

+Ho Liu But that is not a 2mm, it is 1.19 and plus the 0.01 under the lne which makes total of 1.2, what is that for?

[@HoLiu]

I'm not convinced the numbers are for a standard metric thread. If you look at this image www.philholdenfasteners.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/Iso-Metric-Thread-copy-600x278.jpg you can see the triangle should be 1.73mm tall and the offset 0.21mm

[@eduardoig17]

What is it with people uploading videos where they do not talk?? It is so annoying. Useless