Real Thread vs Cosmetic Thread in SolidWorks

real thread versus cosmetic thread so let's create one Rod front plane sketch activate Circle tool draw one Circle again activate Smart Dimension and make this diameter 30 millimeter say ok now go to feature and activate excluded boss base feature now here end condition I will keep one fifty millimeter say okay right click edit material let's apply apply close now this is the r Rod so simply first I will go For Thread so you can simply even though you can click here thread and you if you see this show icon now see it will see you show you here thread okay now first you have to assign thread location so let's say I'm going to choose this age okay now comes down offset we will do letter now second you have to Define either up to selection blind this is actually a length for the thread so we will keep 70 millimeter that's fine now type of thread we are going to cut thread so we will choose metric its unit die metric dye now here I am going to choose the size of machine thread so this is going to be m 30 into 3.5 millimeter you will see here now even you can override diameter and this thread thread cutting so we are going to cut its red we don't need this one even we don't need this one just simply say yes look thread is created this is physical thread let me save this now let's open this make drawing from part okay A3 size now from here I am going to drop okay right click on sheet properties and let me change here unit scale one by one apply changes now look now look this is seems very complicated and it's very difficult to Define the dimensions for thread that's why in drawing mainly people don't prefer real thread go to again drawing now here activate cosmetic thread go to insert and here you will find option called annotation in annotation cosmetic thread now let's rotate this component thread setting first you have to choose any circular Edge so I am going to activate this Edge see you need I'll keep Matrix machine thread is type and this is the dimension m 30 into 3.5 millimeter now blind you have to define the length of thread so simply let's say 70 millimeter this is thread class to a so type this is going to be show say okay now here threads are not visible so simply go to option document property detailing and here check cosmetic thread if you don't find cosmetic third option you can simply activate from here now just simply go to drawing now it will automatically update now look now let me do one thing let's change this icon so that we will get a perfect thing cosmetic thread I'll choose your dash line say okay now see this is changed now look if you are going to activate dimension C this is the r cosmotic thread if you want to change or assign length is easily you can simply update the length so see there is a huge difference between real and cosmetic thread cosmetic thread is easy to communicate in drawing even let's let's import shaded costs isometric View and here I am going to select keep high quality cosmetic thread also keep high quality say okay but if not visible simply activate option documents property detailing activate shaded cosmetic thread say okay now here you will see the options now even if you want to change the things simply go to thread here you will find edit and the length let's say 50 millimeter say ok look the length is changed simply again go to drawing and look here the things are changed length is changed I hope you like it don't forget to share like our video and please subscribe our channel for more video and more projects in SolidWorks thanks for watching

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Length: 6min 48sec (408 seconds)

Published: Thu Nov 24 2022