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Thread mill...WHAT'S IT GOING TO TAKE!?!


Mark VIII
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11 hours ago, gcode said:

the whole point of this is to thread mill a hole at a user defined diameter without

drawing any additional geometry.

It worked on the sample I tried.

I even posted it and did the math to be sure it was milling the correct major ID

don't see the problem here, works fine and can type in any dia. i want

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34 minutes ago, Mark VIII said:

Go back and try it with both. Same results. It is irrelevant which one you choose. It does not work.

ok, this is weird,i pull in one file choose circle center and i can put any dia i want, i pulled in another file and circle center  and dia is grayed out, if i then re-select point origin i can type in any dia

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I have tried this on 4 different solid models and it worked in every case

I wonder if this has anything to do with model quality ??

I sometimes get models that yield splines with the edge curve command

even on very simple geometry

If we are telling the system to snap to an arc center, it's going to fail if it's seeing a spline

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32 minutes ago, gcode said:

I have tried this on 4 different solid models and it worked in every case

I wonder if this has anything to do with model quality ??

I sometimes get models that yield splines with the edge curve command

even on very simple geometry

If we are telling the system to snap to an arc center, it's going to fail if it's seeing a spline

 

I do not have any problem snapping to the center. The problem is whenever I do snap to the center the diameter is locked.

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