Modeled Threads are closed

[Anonymous]

Most of the modeled threads are closed in the end of the helix. You cant really use them if you print them out.

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Is it possible to attach an export of the design or a link to the project? 

[Anonymous]

without the extrusion on the end of the timeline the thread is not open 

or did i something wrong? 😕 ?

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But isn't the fillet / chamfer the problem?

[Anonymous]

No

i have never seen a screw or a thread without a proper chamfer.

you cant machine straight cut threads, and if it would not be practical.

and it is really hard to ad a chamfer after you made the thread

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Sry for my bad english. I didn't mean in the real world but in the way to modle it in F360. I just had a video in mind where they have shown that the order of the features are important. I can not find the video anymore, but this should show what I mean:

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/fusion-360-design-validate/chamfer-threaded-rod/td-p/5946660

[TrippyLighting]

Erstens ist dein Englisch ja nicht schlecht und zweitens kannst du dich mit @Anonymous auch in Deutsch unterhalten 😉

@Anonymous this is a limitation of the chamfer tool in conjunction with modeled threads. You’ll simply have to chamfer after applying the thread. It not hard. It’s just a PITA.

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@TrippyLighting: That's very kind of you and thank you for pointing out that speaking German is always an option ;-). But I do not want to be rough to other members of the forum who do not speak German and I do not want to downgrade the value of an discussion for others.

Your description of the implementation was what I wanted to say.

[Anonymous]

Alles gut 😄

Danke für die Hilfe, ich war gerade nur überrascht das mein Druck nicht nutzbar war ^^

[JDMather · Accepted solution]

Turn on your sound.

[TrippyLighting]

I removed the solution marker from my post and applied it to yours. Thanks!

[Anonymous]

sweet thanks 😄