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What you have create is a PART FILE NOT a content center item.
You need to use PLACE PART then do a CIRCULAR PATTERN
The part will be locate in the PROJECT FILE that was created either by you or in the default one.
Have a look at the help files its all in there.
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The great thing about the content center is if you have your hole sized properly in your assembly part, the CC
makes an assumption based on that hole size. So, like I said if the hole is sized correctly the stud will correctly and thus when you go to place the nut and washers those too will size according to the previous hardware.
Understand when you go to place the stud pick the hole to get it to size properly. Then pick the stud diameter to get the washer/nut to size properly. Hope this helps you.
The Studs part (attached 1st post) will be placed into an assembly file then also a rim/tyre placed onto the studs part in the same assembly file and then i want to use the content centre to place the nuts onto the studs.Have i got this wrong?
My query is
a) How do i find Stud sizes...how do i find what size stud to suit a ANSI M16 Nut
b) From within the assembly level how do i place the correct size nut to suit the Stud...
I posted as your reply came through.I actually did not place the stud from the CC.I just use an extrusion of 15mm diameter in the part level.Is it best to use Studs from the CC?
Is there a chart where if i use the extrusion method that it gives the correct diameter to use so that when i select a nut from the CC it will pick the correct size?
I had a quick play with the CC.I place a bolt and then a nut was placed automatically according to the bolt size.The Tree shows that they matched..I did a quick analyse of the bolt & nut...there was interference...is this normal for Bolt & Nut from CC ?
Yes, because what you have to remember is how the thread is shown. OD (major diameter) of the bolt versus the ID (minor diameter) of the nut is what is causing the interference.
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