braunfish
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I have to finish an urgent project and I realize that in the toolbox (2014) there are no screws m14. pass directly from m12 to m16. What does that mean??? How to do that?
Thank you.
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marcof
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I have to finish an urgent project and I realize that in the toolbox (2014) there are no screws m14. pass directly from m12 to m16.
Thank you.
means that the m14 in the library you are using is not...What does that mean? ? ? ?
Make it yourself. I would start with the help:http://help.solidworks.com/2013/italian/solidworks/toolbox/hidd_toolbox_customize_hardware.htmI do not use toolbox but discussions about changing components or inserting new components I have seen dozens.come fare?
search the forum, maybe google. https://www.google.it/cse/home?cx=000252386097058080390:3tzcqzd4obi
Toast
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m14 screws should be used only in exceptional way v. tables un
MassiVonWeizen
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and if you are with a support, a reducer or other by trade that mount m14 screws you do... wide with the drill?m14 screws should be used only in exceptional way v. tables un
orlluca
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on agricultural equipment m14 and m18 are normally usedm14 screws should be used only in exceptional way v. tables un
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