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Hello.

My company has just passed from solidedge to nx 8.5.
I immediately noticed that gas uni 338 is missing in the threads.
I saw through the online guide how to add custom threads but since it is quite laborious (in terms of time), I wanted to know if someone had already added them and could maybe share them.

Thank you very much.

Ing. luca mantesso
 
hello gospel, personally for cylindrical gas fillets use bsp. Can you tell me the differences between bso and 338?
 
I wanted to write bsp not bso
bsp threads are English norms expressed in in inches..in Italy and in general in Europe we follow the uni en iso norms expressed in mm, for the gas threads the reference norms are the uni en iso 228-1 for the cylindrical threads, and the iso 7/1 for the rp/rc threads (which normally equate to the cylindrical threads iso 228)

338 is a standard for pipes that differs slightly from previous
 
I had copied the gas values following those metric in the file nx__/ugi/thread_metric.dat .
this to have in the command threads the possibility to add gas to a hole
the values I have entered are:

gas,0

# gas threads compiled by table uni 339-66 4ed. with standard length
♪ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# name major minor pitch drill shaft depth
♪ God. God.
# (internal (external (75% full)
# threads) threads) threads
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
♪ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

m1/8gas 9.728 8.566 0.907 8.6000 9.600 11.000
13.157 11.445 1.337 12.000 13.000 12.000
m3/8gas 16.662 14.950 1.337 15.500 16.400 14.000
m1/2gas 20.995 18.631 1.814 18.700 20.700 16.000
m3/4gas 26.441 24.117 1.814 24.500 26.100 17.000
m1gas 33.249 30.291 2.309 30.500 33.000 21.000
m1_1/4gas 41.910 38.952 2.309 39.000 41.000 23.000
m1_1/2gas 47.803 44.845 2.309 45.000 47.500 25.000
m2gas 59.614 56.656 2.309 57.000 59.000 26.000
m2_1/2gas 75.184 72.226 2.309 72,500 75.000 30,000
m3gas 87.884 84.926 2.309 85.000 88.000 35.000
m3_1/2gas 100.330 97.372 2.309 97.500 40,000
m4gas 113.030 110.072 2.309 110.500 113.500 44.000
m5gas 138.430 135.472 2.309 135.500 138.500 52.000
m6gas 163.830 160.872 2.309 161.000 164.000 58.000


to change the threaded hole command inside the feature holes (post nx6) I asked info to the helpdesk without success
 
I had copied the gas values following those metric in the file nx__/ugi/thread_metric.dat .
this to have in the command threads the possibility to add gas to a hole
the values I have entered are:

gas,0

# gas threads compiled by table uni 339-66 4ed. with standard length
♪ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# name major minor pitch drill shaft depth
♪ God. God.
# (internal (external (75% full)
# threads) threads) threads
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
♪ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

m1/8gas 9.728 8.566 0.907 8.6000 9.600 11.000
13.157 11.445 1.337 12.000 13.000 12.000
m3/8gas 16.662 14.950 1.337 15.500 16.400 14.000
m1/2gas 20.995 18.631 1.814 18.700 20.700 16.000
m3/4gas 26.441 24.117 1.814 24.500 26.100 17.000
m1gas 33.249 30.291 2.309 30.500 33.000 21.000
m1_1/4gas 41.910 38.952 2.309 39.000 41.000 23.000
m1_1/2gas 47.803 44.845 2.309 45.000 47.500 25.000
m2gas 59.614 56.656 2.309 57.000 59.000 26.000
m2_1/2gas 75.184 72.226 2.309 72,500 75.000 30,000
m3gas 87.884 84.926 2.309 85.000 88.000 35.000
m3_1/2gas 100.330 97.372 2.309 97.500 40,000
m4gas 113.030 110.072 2.309 110.500 113.500 44.000
m5gas 138.430 135.472 2.309 135.500 138.500 52.000
m6gas 163.830 160.872 2.309 161.000 164.000 58.000


to change the threaded hole command inside the feature holes (post nx6) I asked info to the helpdesk without success
I managed to modify the holes in nx 8.5/9..c' and a file to open in excel and to fill out. The only thing that's not right is the callouts of the feature parameters command in the drawing environment of nx 8.5, but I think it's a bug because in nx9 they work better than nx 8.5
 

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