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Redundant thread selection.

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Message 1 of 9
jmartzig
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Redundant thread selection.

so i have a bunch of studs in my enclosure, and they have to be threaded, so everytime i have to hit the thread button. is there any way to choose a bunch of these at once, and THEN make them threaded? -Joe
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Message 2 of 9
Anonymous
in reply to: jmartzig

A workaround to say the least but how about just
applying the threads to one and calling out the # on the IDW?


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so
i have a bunch of studs in my enclosure, and they have to be threaded, so
everytime i have to hit the thread button. is there any way to choose a bunch
of these at once, and THEN make them threaded? -Joe
Message 3 of 9
Anonymous
in reply to: jmartzig

Make them as iFeatures?

 

Rui


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so
i have a bunch of studs in my enclosure, and they have to be threaded, so
everytime i have to hit the thread button. is there any way to choose a bunch
of these at once, and THEN make them threaded? -Joe
Message 4 of 9
jmartzig
in reply to: jmartzig

now why did't i think of that sean! darnit! thats why you you get paid the big bucks mister. (vbg) but seriously, i really like that workaround. thanks. -Joe
Message 5 of 9
A_Friske
in reply to: jmartzig

Studs won't pattern nicely?
Message 6 of 9
Anonymous
in reply to: jmartzig

I would assume so but what if it's not a nice
pattern?


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Studs
won't pattern nicely?
Message 7 of 9
A_Friske
in reply to: jmartzig

Well then my idea won't work then, would it? 😉

I suspected I was pointing out the obvious, I just wanted to make sure he considered it as an option.
Message 8 of 9
jmartzig
in reply to: jmartzig

yeah, i thought bout that - ugly pattern. -joe
Message 9 of 9
Anonymous
in reply to: jmartzig

I'm assuming here.....

The studs are separate parts, just like in real life. You would be
inserting them into a sheet metal enclosure weldment iam. Don't create
them as a feature.

If they are all instances of the same part, then threadiing one would
do the job on the rest.

Dennis

jmartzig wrote:

> so i have a bunch of studs in my enclosure, and they have to be
> threaded, so everytime i have to hit the thread button. is there any
> way to choose a bunch of these at once, and THEN make them threaded? -Joe


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