viteria per solidworks

[luigi.paiano]

Hello everyone,
I wanted to ask you a favor: do you have a viteria archive for solidworks?unfortunately my license does not include toolbox.
I would need m3 and m5 screws of various length and self-tapping screws for plastic with a diameter of 3 mm

 

[meccanicamg]

Hello everyone,
I wanted to ask you a favor: do you have a viteria archive for solidworks?unfortunately my license does not include toolbox.
I would need m3 and m5 screws of various length and self-tapping screws for plastic with a diameter of 3 mm

Hello, luigi,
There are no doubts. first you have to tell us version of swx, reference regulations and characteristics of the screws, then we see what and how to give you. However the swx screws do not have the thread that follows the propeller but are triangles of revolution. ...so, take the regulations with the measures and you draw or a caliber and mistress them...believe me, it's better.

otherwise on www.traceparts.com or on www.3dcontentcentral.com (the registers that are free) and download the models that are there. for the screws you or tcei can very well draw them as they are a cylinder with a hexagonal recess and another cylinder with cosmetic thread and the parameters ....so you have a little fun (only model with excel configurations).

 

[luigi.paiano]

then the version is 2008.
regarding the screws I am looking for
autoflowering screws like these http://www.intense.it/plastica/viti_testsva_dat.htmlfor the rest of the vines in reality I would like a design with the visible threads however I will tell you the type I look for because I have not yet chosen.
Meanwhile thank you so much and I will take a look at the sites.

 

[meccanicamg]

then the version is 2008.
regarding the screws I am looking for
autoflowering screws like these http://www.intense.it/plastica/viti_testsva_dat.htmlfor the rest of the vines in reality I would like a design with the visible threads however I will tell you the type I look for because I have not yet chosen.
Meanwhile thank you so much and I will take a look at the sites.

Do you need the thread design for an aesthetic rendering factor? Do you want us to do a very complicated finite element analysis study on contact pressure during the tightening of the screw?

try to prefer cosmetic threads that are much lighter to handle especially when it starts putting some too much.

 

[luigi.paiano]

I only need it for an aesthetic factor.for finite element analysis I will simplify geometry clearly!

 

[meccanicamg]

Good:

 

[solokite]

Hello, luigi,
There are no doubts. first you have to tell us version of swx, reference regulations and characteristics of the screws, then we see what and how to give you. However the swx screws do not have the thread that follows the propeller but are triangles of revolution. ...so, take the regulations with the measures and you draw or a caliber and mistress them...believe me, it's better.

otherwise on www.traceparts.com or on www.3dcontentcentral.com (the registers that are free) and download the models that are there. for the screws you or tcei can very well draw them as they are a cylinder with a hexagonal recess and another cylinder with cosmetic thread and the parameters ....so you have a little fun (only model with excel configurations).

I looked for the uni 6954 and found it on trace part, the problem that is an imported body and I can't do anything about it, I saw other more detailed standard models, but unfortunately it doesn't let me download them, there is a link where I am site where I can find these components + detailed? Thank you.