SM1 Threading 1.035"-40

SM1 Threading 1.035"-40

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SM1 Threading 1.035"-40

Anonymous
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I want to design a part that will have SM1 internal threads which are used for mounting 1" optics. I could then use something like this SM1 retaining ring in my product.  POLARIS-SM1RR - Stainless Steel SM1 (1.035"-40) Threaded Retaining Ring

 

I can't select these options using thread or threaded hole (with HSM). Furthermore, I would need the machine shop/prototyper to be able to actually machine it. Does anyone know how to do this?

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Curtis_W
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Hi rpirlo,

 

I don't think that's a standard thread, so you're not likely to find much on it. This link seems to indicate that it's a proprietery thread:

http://www.practicalmachinist.com/vb/general/1-035-40-optical-thread-187167/

 

This link indicates that if you call Thorlabs they'll provide the specs:

https://www.engineersedge.com/wwwboard/posts/16167.html

 

I hope this helps.
Best of luck to you in all of your Inventor pursuits,
Curtis
http://inventortrenches.blogspot.com

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Anonymous
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originally,SM thread is used in sewing machine .Thorlab  apply  on optical thread now.0.jpg

SM05:nominal diameter is 0.5inch,and you can get  from the  figure : all thread  are 40 pitch per inch.

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Anonymous
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Hello rpirlo,

 

Did you find a solution for this thread ?

 

here are the details of the thread, but i don't know how to draw this ?

 

Internal thread - UNS-2B

Min Major Diameter : 1.0350"

Min Pitch Diameter : 1.0188"

Max pitch diameter : 1.0234"

Min Minor Diameter : 1.008"

Max minor diameter : 1.014"

 

Any help welcome, 

 

Have a nice day !

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JDMather
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Attach your *.ipt attempt here.


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Anonymous
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Hello, 

 

thank you for your answer. I'm sorry, but i don't know what does it mean  "Attach your *.ipt attempt here." ?

 

Have a nice day,

 

Jeremy

 

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JDMather
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What CAD program are you using?

Autodesk Inventor Professional?


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Anonymous
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Hello,

Sorry, i'm on fusion 360.

Regards
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Anonymous
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Hi there. I am really new to designing using CAD. I wanted to use the cad files provided by Thorlabs to visualize my setup using an optical breadboard and an appropriate bracket for the breadboard. Once I opened in the AutoCAD software I was really stuck regarding how to proceed from the 2D model provided. Could someone help me if you don't mind. 

Thank You

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johnsonshiue
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Hi! Are you using AutoCAD or Inventor? This is Inventor forum. If you need help on AutoCAD, please go to AutoCAD forum (https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-forum/bd-p/706).

Many thanks!

 



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Anonymous
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Hi. Did you figure out how to do it and if yes could you please share it? Thanks.

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JDMather
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@Anonymous 

Are you using Inventor or are you using Fusion 360?

If Inventor, what version of Inventor?

 

Can you Attach the *.ipt file (or *.f3d) of your attempt here?


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Anonymous
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I'm using Fusion 360

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JDMather
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JDMather
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JDMather
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@Anonymous wrote:

I'm using Fusion 360


You have posted in the Autodesk Inventor Professional forum.

The Fusion 360 forum  is over here...

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/fusion-360-design-validate/bd-p/124


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Anonymous
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Hi.

I think the info is for external thd

Do you know how to measure over wires.

Thanks

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kun8316
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these videos are really helpful. i now know how to make threads by inventor. can i know where i can find more about these videos? thanks.
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