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Wrong Hole / ThreadedFace thread info

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billing5GPFL
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Wrong Hole / ThreadedFace thread info

billing5GPFL
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Hello forum

 

i have a part with 2 holes as shown in the pictures

the info for the one hole M10 are correct

correct.png

the info for the 1/4-20 are not

 

wrong.png

 

ThreadedFace.Geometry.Radius is correct in both cases, the hole are actual that size

 

in the 1/4-20 ThreadInfo i looks like the parameters major / minor which are the diameters have values from the close to the radius.

or inventor did the hole double the size or ...

 

i hope i explained that correctly.

pictures and file attached

 

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Wrong Hole / ThreadedFace thread info

Hello forum

 

i have a part with 2 holes as shown in the pictures

the info for the one hole M10 are correct

correct.png

the info for the 1/4-20 are not

 

wrong.png

 

ThreadedFace.Geometry.Radius is correct in both cases, the hole are actual that size

 

in the 1/4-20 ThreadInfo i looks like the parameters major / minor which are the diameters have values from the close to the radius.

or inventor did the hole double the size or ...

 

i hope i explained that correctly.

pictures and file attached

 

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blandb
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blandb
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Matches the Threads.xls table in design data:

 

blandb_0-1721740626187.png

 

The document settings control the appearance of the tapped holes...It is set to Minor diameter by default.

 

blandb_1-1721740889658.png

 

 

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Matches the Threads.xls table in design data:

 

blandb_0-1721740626187.png

 

The document settings control the appearance of the tapped holes...It is set to Minor diameter by default.

 

blandb_1-1721740889658.png

 

 

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billing5GPFL
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billing5GPFL
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no arguments there, you are correct about that but

 

notice that Geometry.Radius (thats the actual hole Inventor puts on the model) is 0.2 and MinorDiameterMin/Max is also 0.2 or near it, perfectly normal, but the one is RADIUS and the other is DIAMETER, so i am guessing one of them is wrong

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no arguments there, you are correct about that but

 

notice that Geometry.Radius (thats the actual hole Inventor puts on the model) is 0.2 and MinorDiameterMin/Max is also 0.2 or near it, perfectly normal, but the one is RADIUS and the other is DIAMETER, so i am guessing one of them is wrong

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blandb
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That little window, I'm not certain it is converting the Inch units? You have Minor Diameter = 0.196 inches x 25.4 = 4.9784 mm diameter or 2.4892 mm Radius (which is what is measured). The geometry.radius appears to be displaying CM, so 2.4892/10 = 0.24892 cm.

 

The metric version appears to all be converting correctly. Just not the inches in that little program?

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That little window, I'm not certain it is converting the Inch units? You have Minor Diameter = 0.196 inches x 25.4 = 4.9784 mm diameter or 2.4892 mm Radius (which is what is measured). The geometry.radius appears to be displaying CM, so 2.4892/10 = 0.24892 cm.

 

The metric version appears to all be converting correctly. Just not the inches in that little program?

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Frederick_Law
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Number in the 1/4-20 is imperial: inch.

Debugger Watch only show number.  No units.

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Number in the 1/4-20 is imperial: inch.

Debugger Watch only show number.  No units.

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billing5GPFL
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Hey, yes you are correct

 

they are in different measuring units !

 

Thanks

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Hey, yes you are correct

 

they are in different measuring units !

 

Thanks

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