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Running thread out

Running thread out

If you add a thread to a hole drilled into a flat surface, the thread is shown properly (I.E. as running out of the material).

 

Why does a thread added to a countersunk hole not do the same thing? In this case the thread is shown as starting at the bottom of the countersink.

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Anonymous
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Just noticed the same over here...

When using the wizard from Create -> Hole, then select to make a threaded and countersunk hole, the thread will not extend into the countersink. To have it properly drawn by the wizard, one must first draw a straight threaded hole without countersink, then in a second use make a straight hole with smaller diameter than inner diameter of previously drawn thread and a countersunk of the right diameter. Only then the thread will extend properly into the countersink.
Maybe a fluke in the wizard?

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