Issue with Countersink tapped holes

Issue with Countersink tapped holes

brent.bulgarelli
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Issue with Countersink tapped holes

brent.bulgarelli
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When using the hole tool to make a countersunk tapped hole, the threads have a tendency to begin below the countersink rather than going through them. This results in an issue where there is interference between the screw and the tapped hole; see attached.

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HughesTooling
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Yes this is a known limitation reported years ago! The workaround is, first create the threaded hole with cosmetic threads, no chamfer then add the chamfer as a second feature then edit the hole and change to modeled threads.

 

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Mark Hughes
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HughesTooling
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Just to be clear. Create the thread as one feature and the chamfer as a second. PS, please don't attach pictures, just paste them into your message.

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Mark Hughes
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brent.bulgarelli
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Thanks Mark!

Worked like a charm!