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nuts library parts. wizzlock

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accu-cad
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nuts library parts. wizzlock

Howdy all
Does anyone have a library of wizloc nuts in inventor I would download. Wizloc may be a brand name. They are nuts with externally toothed lockwashers attached to them.
We use a lot of these any help would be appreciated. I am tired of making these as an assembly and then having to manually adjust my bom. I suppose I could have made the assemblies and only use first level bom but that is still going the long way around. If they are in the library I do not know where or what they would be called.
Thanks
Stephen C. Haeseler
accu-cad@velocity.net
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Anonymous
in reply to: accu-cad

Take a look at Lars Jensen's iDrop page.

href="http://www.inventordk.dk/cgi-bin/engwebparts/imageFolio.cgi?direct=ipart">http://www.inventor...


face=Arial size=2>I just iDropped a Whiz Nut last week.


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K

 

 


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Howdy
all
Does anyone have a library of wizloc nuts in inventor I would
download. Wizloc may be a brand name. They are nuts with externally toothed
lockwashers attached to them.
We use a lot of these any help would be
appreciated. I am tired of making these as an assembly and then having to
manually adjust my bom. I suppose I could have made the assemblies and only
use first level bom but that is still going the long way around. If they are
in the library I do not know where or what they would be called.
Thanks

Stephen C. Haeseler
accu-cad@velocity.net
Message 3 of 9
accu-cad
in reply to: accu-cad

too cool and such a quick repsonse thanks Karl and Lars Jensen
Message 4 of 9
Anonymous
in reply to: accu-cad

"I just iDropped a Whiz Nut last
week."

 

That just sounds so dirty... <g>


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Take a look at Lars Jensen's iDrop page.

href="http://www.inventordk.dk/cgi-bin/engwebparts/imageFolio.cgi?direct=ipart">http://www.invent...


face=Arial size=2>I just iDropped a Whiz Nut last week.


--
K

 

 


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Howdy
all
Does anyone have a library of wizloc nuts in inventor I would
download. Wizloc may be a brand name. They are nuts with externally toothed
lockwashers attached to them.
We use a lot of these any help would be
appreciated. I am tired of making these as an assembly and then having to
manually adjust my bom. I suppose I could have made the assemblies and only
use first level bom but that is still going the long way around. If they are
in the library I do not know where or what they would be called.
Thanks

Stephen C. Haeseler

accu-cad@velocity.net
Message 5 of 9
accu-cad
in reply to: accu-cad

I am always glad to amuse you with my topics Sean.
Message 6 of 9
accu-cad
in reply to: accu-cad

OOPS! I called them wiz lock but they are Keps nuts. That is what I am looking for. I do use the wizlocks too but I was looking for the KEPS nuts. sorry
Message 7 of 9
Anonymous
in reply to: accu-cad


 

both are there...


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Sean Dotson, PE

href="http://www.sdotson.com">http://www.sdotson.com

Check the Inventor
FAQ for most common questions

href="http://www.sdotson.com/faq.html">http://www.sdotson.com/faq.html

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OOPS!
I called them wiz lock but they are Keps nuts. That is what I am looking for.
I do use the wizlocks too but I was looking for the KEPS nuts.
sorry
Message 8 of 9
Anonymous
in reply to: accu-cad

I have some Kep nuts on my site.
http://www.mymcad.com/KWiK/mcad.htm

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"accu-cad" wrote in message news:f12b76c.4@WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> OOPS! I called them wiz lock but they are Keps nuts. That is what I am looking for. I do
use the wizlocks too but I was looking for the KEPS nuts. sorry
Message 9 of 9
accu-cad
in reply to: accu-cad

Thank you Kent I'll check them out.

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