Helix Screw

Helix Screw

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Helix Screw

nguyea22_5720
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Hello, I am new to fusion 360. I am trying to make an intermeshing double helical screw. However, the helix is connected with the shaft; only the top part. I have tried the Coil tool but it doesn't give me the choice of changing the channel depth. How can I connect them together. Please help me. Thank you so much.

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jhackney1972
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It is not clear what you desire.  I have attached two models, please comment where I went right or wrong.  You also are contradicting yourself, you say you want it attached to the shaft and then not in the same sentence.

John Hackney, Retired
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nguyea22_5720
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Sorry for the confusion, I mean the helix and the shaft are not fully connected to the shaft; I have circled the problem in the First picture. In the Second picture, the highlighted part is not parallel and fully connected with the shaft thus created a gap between the helix and the shaft. 

I hope this clears the confusion up. Thank you so much for answering.

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etfrench
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You'll need to attach your file to the thread (File/Export/Archive file *.f3d) for anyone to debug the problem.

ETFrench

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nguyea22_5720
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I have attached my file at the end of this comment. 

There is a gap between the helix and the shaft on one side. That's the only problem I have.

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jhackney1972
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Here is a helix where the dimensions are taken from your model.  The ends have been trimmed flat.  By the way, this is not a double helix only a single.

John Hackney, Retired
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