stabdard parts e sede st5

[supertramp]

Hello everyone, I'm a nx user and I mostly frequent that forum. as I have two colleagues using solidedge st5 sometimes I do some capatina around here to try to see in the historian of this forum to solve the problems that sometimes arise. In this case, however, I found nothing in the historian and so here I am writing to you.

I would have the need to create a library that allows me to upload in my entirety all the standard parts I need (vitations, columns, compasses, extractors, etc.) and that every part standard also contains a solid that is nothing but the seat of the part itself. for example for a screw I would like to have two solids in the par one of which I will need to create the seat in the two plates (on one plate the grinding on the other the thread). Also done this I would like the possibility to be able to display only the solid of the screw part in the assembling and not the solid used to create the seat.

This is what I do with nx but I think that with solidedge you can do just as well maybe in a different way. I will follow you

thanks in advance of the attention

 

[Be_on_edge]

Hello everyone, I'm a nx user and I mostly frequent that forum. as I have two colleagues using solidedge st5 sometimes I do some capatina around here to try to see in the historian of this forum to solve the problems that sometimes arise. In this case, however, I found nothing in the historian and so here I am writing to you.

I would have the need to create a library that allows me to upload in my entirety all the standard parts I need (vitations, columns, compasses, extractors, etc.) and that every part standard also contains a solid that is nothing but the seat of the part itself. for example for a screw I would like to have two solids in the par one of which I will need to create the seat in the two plates (on one plate the grinding on the other the thread). Also done this I would like the possibility to be able to display only the solid of the screw part in the assembling and not the solid used to create the seat.

This is what I do with nx but I think that with solidedge you can do just as well maybe in a different way. I will follow you

thanks in advance of the attention

Hi.

you can do and are called system libraries search them in the help.

In practice you must first mount the part (in your case the screw), do the machining in the parts (in your case the holes on the plates and the thread in the last), these processing will have to depend on the position of the screw and when you create it you will have to create an entire connection (I recommend you use the insert copy part).

now you are ready to create the system library by selecting the screw, then the assembly reports then the work to do on the parts.

It's easier to do than to explain.

Hi.

 

[supertramp]

Hello thanks for the answer... Unfortunately I can't go into it now but my colleagues who use me if they tell me that the problem lies in the fact that within a set where I have plate1.par, plate2.par and screw.par it is not possible to automate the creation of the thread and lamatura.
I ask you if with system libraries you can have a structure of together as above.

Hi.

 

[Be_on_edge]

Hello thanks for the answer... Unfortunately I can't go into it now but my colleagues who use me if they tell me that the problem lies in the fact that within a set where I have plate1.par, plate2.par and screw.par it is not possible to automate the creation of the thread and lamatura.
I ask you if with system libraries you can have a structure of together as above.

Hi.

Yeah, that's exactly what they're asking.

in the do solid edge guide search: "use of system libraries in assemblies"

Hi.

 

[supertramp]

Hello, Frank, there's something that escapes the colleague because he can't really use I'm commanding. we looked at the guide but we couldn't figure out if there are any settings to set that we never did or if the screws must necessarily be taken from the standard parts (which we never installed). That we couldn't. we tried with an assembly composed of 3 .par files (live, plate 1, plate 2) but there is something that escapes us. :
If you have time and want to make me a .zip we will be eternally grateful, since we can't really do it.. .

hello and thank you anyway

 

[Be_on_edge]

Hello, Frank, there's something that escapes the colleague because he can't really use I'm commanding. we looked at the guide but we couldn't figure out if there are any settings to set that we never did or if the screws must necessarily be taken from the standard parts (which we never installed). That we couldn't. we tried with an assembly composed of 3 .par files (live, plate 1, plate 2) but there is something that escapes us. :
If you have time and want to make me a .zip we will be eternally grateful, since we can't really do it.. .

hello and thank you anyway

There are no settings to do.
you can use all parts.

where do you stop?

there are several videos on youtube on this topic:
[video=youtube;mXyYZM601C4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=mxyyzm601c4&nr=1[/video]

ciao

 

[Be_on_edge]

[video=youtube;aBx0rVCKDJg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abx0rvckdjg[/video]

 

[supertramp]

so we managed to try... if I have understood well I have to create a library of screws where however for each screw I will have a file assembly (e.g. screw seat m8x50.asm) that will contain inside the file plate 1.par plate 2.par and screw m8x50.par.
every time I need a m8x50 screw, all I have to do is drag it into my set and capture the features, right?

 

[Be_on_edge]

so we managed to try... if I have understood well I have to create a library of screws where however for each screw I will have a file assembly (e.g. screw seat m8x50.asm) that will contain inside the file plate 1.par plate 2.par and screw m8x50.par.
every time I need a m8x50 screw, all I have to do is drag it into my set and capture the features, right?

Yes, but the library files are managed by the library itself you don't have to create them.
for the same screw you can then have multiple library files depending on the assembly and the work you have to carry behind.

for example I use the m8x30 screw both in a group with washers and nut and with a group with inserts and excavations suitable for the support surface.

 

[supertramp]

I get it. If you want to bring 4 screws together? Can I use a sampling? or do I have to create a system library where I memorized the 4 works for each plate?

 

[Be_on_edge]

I get it. If you want to bring 4 screws together? Can I use a sampling? or do I have to create a system library where I memorized the 4 works for each plate?

If the screws are always 4 you want a system library where you have the screw assembly, the processing of the seat with its sampling and the sampling of the screws themselves.

with a single pass you will have the desired result