Solidworks tutorial Thread features (Bolt and Nut)

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[@marshal7102]

One way I did my thread cut was to use a plane on either end of the bolt and nut about 10mm from each surface as a start point and there was no need to edit the ends of the threads because they extended past the ends causing a smooth thread start. Also I chambered my bolt end and nut ends before I even threaded them. They came out perfect with no need to clean up the ends.

[@Envinite]

7:10 You can just check "Thread with start face" option under the Thread options so you dont have to use Cut Extrude to remove the excess thread.

[@KuldeepSingh-xt7ku]

I have not seen any option there like that?

[@shreebrdr]

@@KuldeepSingh-xt7ku you can see in sw2018 or Higher version only

[@josefinaiipolicarpio6647]

where is this command?

[@sandhyaprabhu6996]

Hi sir. I'm a beginner to this software and don't have any knowledge of other similar softwares, so I had tried some 100 places to learn but nothing like your tutorials. I never felt like I'm learning from internet even a single time. U teach so precisely mentioning every single command but even then, videos are short and clear to understand even for a novice.

[@EziofromFirenze]

This helped me with my university project, thank you!

[@ashutoshgupta321]

sir, loving your channel. I never liked working on softwares but ur style of explaining is nice and i am literally learning i can say. thank you

[@ehb403]

Great series of tutorials, I am learning a lot! One quick point -- taps are used to thread holes (aka "tapping") and dies are used to thread shafts.

[@danijel124]

Thanks man you saved the day for me ;)

[@eddielai8831]

Thank you very much! I enjoyed and learned from your excellent tutorial!

[@camarillojohn]

It is obvious that you are a very knowledgeable person in SolidWorks. I had to play it several times to understand you. Thank you very much.

[@jagrutijeughale8590]

Hii

[@punjabilog]

Thank you very much for uploading this helpful video. I like your all video they are very easy to understand. I was new in solidworks a month ago and I start watching your video, and now I am nearly expert to make drawings. Thank you so much

[@anthonymendis6724]

Hey bud we use metric die for making threads on a shaft as u said M6×1. Der the shaft dia is already 6 and u added threads externally which eventually increased the diameter, everything aside well made tutorial for beginners..👍👍

[@henrycabralnunes]

I am a beginner, and was trying to fit the bolt in a hole from the hole wizard. This helped me.

[@suharsh96]

thank you , you saved me some filament haha

[@sparshgarg7937]

Is this not correct way to make a nut bolt pair then? Pls elaborate

[@sreeramkonnanath8692]

@@sparshgarg7937i think what he said was that adding the thread would result in an increase in the shaft dia from 6 to something more,the method is right is suppose, just have to compensate for thread thickness

[@paulpahl1607]

@@sreeramkonnanath8692 Metric die would have been the right choise instead of matric Tap I think. Because then the coil would be cut into the core (so 6mm outer diameter stays correct) and not extruded on it.

[@dennisb2763]

At 10:07 he initially says the hole thread selection is a DIE, but later corrects it to TAP for the nut hole, so don't get mixed up, a tap threads a hole & die threads a bolt (for reference).

[@karanpandey349]

You give me total answer, I ask but you fill total doubt. Thanks for this job. Please kept it

[@michaelbarsamian3244]

Dear Sir, I enjoy your tutorials and thanks for sharing them with beginners as myself. Perhaps a bit slower when selecting the faces as in cutting the lead edge of the thread and in selecting the animation of nut to bolt. This is a great software for machine parts and assembly work. Good work

[@johnwalter9527]

Sir, Thank you for the detailed video

[@tasinmahamud4141]

U are just awesome sir❤️❤️ Love from Bangladesh🇧🇩

[@shahrukhahmad4127]

VERY NICE TUTORIAL....I WATECHED TILL END AND MY CONCEPTS ARE CLEARED OF MOTION STUDY AND ASSEMBLY...... THANK YOU FOR MAKING SUCH SOLIDWORKS TUTORIAL VIDEOS..... : )

[@abdullahsaeed7041]

I love you Also become excited when you said " fully defined"

[@MilesFinder]

I know right!

[@Yodaddio]

Are you saying what I think you're saying?

[@smenterprises8032]

yes, that is absolutely right. you really genius person. as you teaching for us we are appreciate you and god bless for and good look for future.

[@duttaengineerschoice6641]

Sir ..this tutrial much help me to learn solid works thnk u 😃

[@anashoummadi350]

u are doing a perfect job dude thank you I learned so much from u

[@gowthamanp616]

sir, thanks for your videos... these are much helpful to me.... Can you please share your system configuration... then please upload more videos about solid simulation

[@user-hw9hu9kl3c]

Thank you for the detailed video

[@msharvit]

Excellent Demonstration !

[@guiroissaka5985]

You really helped me!! thank you so much

[@Odonnol]

Thank you for a very nice tutorial. I learned a lot!

[@zyadhaji9838]

Great Tutorial. Thanks

[@tudorstefan8892]

Many thanks for the video!

[@andreabelian1861]

Very god video. thanks. so many things cleared up for me.

[@sachinPatel-vm6zd]

Excellent tutorial sir. I have learned a lot in yout videos.

[@tubedawg14]

Good tutorial. Thanks for making it.

[@bhaveshkumar6056]

Neatly Explained !!! Great Work

[@IngDzib]

thank you so much man very good

[@minethkushan]

Thank you very much !!! great video

[@hugovivanco5367]

Tks master. Nice tutorial!

[@asanjithajayasekara8397]

You teach well. Thank you for your video

[@metamorzon]

well done dude, Thank you. just one question, if you make thread by extrude it on 6mm cylinder, it will not M6 bolt, does it? anyway thank you for very good video tutorial. I learned many things from you.

[@robsylbar]

Hey. Thank you for your teaching. You are really good teacher. I like your lessons. Keep doing it is great job.

[@mdreehaz4008]

Hi It is a very nice video and I gain lot familiar with bolts and nuts but I have one question we use die for bolts and taps for nuts, so can you please clarify it. Waiting for your reply

[@amiralclaude3376]

great work, keep up.

[@charlieromeo7663]

Thank You. Very helpful.

[@preciousonyeubani8570]

Great job my boss💪💪

[@carefulmisterx9978]

appreciated thank yyou

[@yarvick]

Nice tutorial my brothers.

[@MohanKumar-zp4dq]

Sir your videos are too good for understanding, but one request that add dimension of part you making plz provide us or link it in description.thnks sir

[@cristianesilva7332]

Really nice video, very explanatory!

[@altaweel2004]

Thank you so much

[@SamarthKansal]

Thank you Saurabh sir

[@fredchannel3985]

Thank you very much... Genius...

[@elvinkhalilov7965]

ıt was very helpful. Thanks

[@aniketvarshney752]

One doubt, if this is M6 bolt, then it means it should go through 6mm diameter hole. But if you extrude a thread, won't the maximum diameter increase?

[@-slemantech6136]

Great

[@user-xk7qo7bo5m]

thank you very much

[@perdanafahrizal8948]

thanks man... really helpfulll

[@azeriamebrahitu3719]

great job

[@brandonnorris1026]

THANK YOU

[@savage4952]

bro ur so good keep it up

[@buhttascreation285]

what version do u have? because i currently using 2013 , it doesn't have thread option in hole wizard

[@affifzuhairbinmohammedyusr4174]

Nice tutorial bro !

[@technical6558]

Mai fan hoo apka sir... Ek se ek naya chij btate ho aaap love you sir

[@akashvachchas]

Dear sir you video is very helpful Thankyou so much 😊

[@CzKovu]

thank u so much :)

[@sudarshank8585]

Your awesome sir super teaching

[@groofromtheup5719]

love the tutorials, still highly valid for SW2020, but I am dying to know; what is that machinery in the background?

[@VincentMSchmitt]

Probably a wasching maschine.

[@civilconstructionsitevisit3435]

Thank you sir

[@kunalray9330]

I guess you made both nut and bolt left handed !!!... You can use left hand for nut and right hand for bolt in order to make the components mate at the end. I'm a beginner & learned a lot from ur videos. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥plz clarify if I'm right !!

[@tijnschuren4175]

thank u very good

[@ZenoFromTheElea]

Thank you.

[@krishnakabrawala1693]

hey, it's a greate video and very helpful, but I have only one question for you, How to stop the rotation when the bolt reaches the end. Because eventhough the bolt reaches the ending point, it keeps rotating though it does not travel any further. How to stop that animation. ?

[@whitewittock]

That's great but how do you create clearance/play between the nut and the bolt? If you could 3d print these they won't screw together

[@NUTTY-nw4ed]

Hi there, currently working on a uni assignment an having trouble with female cosmetic threads in drawing. When I try to add the piece to a drawing the thread is shown not as a line but a detailed swirl that when zoomed out looks like a solid black line. Could you please suggest a way to fix this and put it back to a conventional manner.

[@sanjaimech5750]

Thanks buddy..

[@SAGARPATIL-ze8gz]

thank you it heped and nice explanation

[@kijijiuser4940]

How to choose a plane (Top plane/Front Plane/Right Plane) for drawing. In some tutorial you choose Top plane whereas in other tutorials you choose Front plane to begin with the drawing. Is it due First angle projection or third angle projection

[@90second8]

Nice work

[@omabdou]

Excellent

[@shariq51mit]

Wonderful Sir 👌👌💐💐

[@sandeepsokhal1175]

Sir, What is your system configuration. please make a video for system requirements and specially Which graphic card will be need for solidworks. 🙏🙏 please sir, its my humble request. thank you for making very informative videos for us.

[@tauqeerahmed8835]

It helps alot

[@aurelienc585]

Damn i feel like no matter how big someone's experience is on SW, they ALWAYS run into some troubles to do anything, because it's just one of those hell of complexe programs on which you cannot make anything good from the first try lmao. Good tutorial bro thanks !!

[@Odonnol]

As for the little problem of the nut traveling the wrong way on the bolt in the animation, do not worry, it does not strip the threads out of your virtual nut like it would on a real nut. I went to Mates>Screw>Edit feature>Mechanical Mates>Screw> Distance/revolution=1.0mm, and *UNCHECKED* Reverse. Then the nut went the right way on the bolt.

[@groofromtheup5719]

he did left hand thread

[@samiulislam2440]

Sir very nice Tutorial

[@whatwelookitsmiracle6023]

Any suggestions of how can we make BSP type of threading by same method.

[@rillchen8855]

很認真的教學...謝謝你

[@AI_4threvolution]

i get you lol

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[@rillchen8855]

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[@kushagrak960]

@@AI_4threvolution what he is saying bro

[@anjubalan5287]

Good work. But can you apply a washer with it

[@deepaknaikwadi790]

Ur design are excellent but can u plz make one video of arranging the whole screen layout like that of yours actually for beginners its is a bit difficult tu find each n every command they are not on home screen like that of yours i hope u would help me out...

[@civilconstructionsitevisit3435]

Please make a video based on types of nut and volt

[@prithvishetty6938]

Thanks

[@pradeepsrinivasan43]

better than my teacher btw he watched this video and took the class

[@sanjaysharma-hb4yk]

brilliant

[@matthewtubio9305]

hi, may i ask will it still fits if i 3d print this model? thanks

[@MrPunkb]

Nice video mate, can you tell me why i can't make the nut go to the end in animation. I already increased the time..

[@joseluismartinez3279]

Great Tutorial for educational purposes. Regretfully, the designed parts (Nut & Bolt), once produced with a CNC machine, do not fit in real life...

[@naveenadhikary3693]

Sir I like ur videos so much. Sir am a solid works beginner. I am trying to make a cooler body of "Usha Honeywell". But can't make it same. Plzz make a tutorial on this model of cooler named USHA HONYWELL. PLZZ sir plzz.

[@Amhara3K]

well done ! but doesn't show whether the nut is revolving with perfect contact or not. anybody I'm looking for perfect contact modeling revealed with section view. thank you !!!

[@anupamsingha1137]

very satisfied...

[@sharukkhan2832]

Thanks buddy

[@akashdadhich733]

Any specific reason of taking 45 angle during cut extrude for chamfer??

[@asashu96]

Awesome..

[@ebrahimmoodley7777]

The nut is turning the wrong way

[@mustafacan9927]

Good video, but I watched some videos about this subject. Some user for bolt use metric die and cut and also for nut they use metric tap cut feature. My brain is confused which one is right?

[@blaz3578]

U are amazing just amazing