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mohanish

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  1. A PCD is more commonly known as a bolt circle.

     

     

    B = D x sin( 360 / (2 x N))

     

    where

     

    B = distance between bolt holes

    D = diameter of bolt circle

    N = number of holes in circle

     

    The esiest way to find the PCD is :

    Find circumference of PCD then divide it by numbers of holes on PCD.

     

    For Example :-

    (508 X 3.14) / 30 = S

     

    where S = center to center linear dist. (not curve wise) between r holes.

     

    By this formula u can easily find the degree also.4Stud.gif

  2. Hi all can anyone help with a simple formula to calculate the pcd of a set of holes...

    i know how many holes i have and i also know the center distance between the holes

    i just need the formula to find what pcd it is..

     

    i just wanted a quick way of working out a pcd without drawing it up in mastercam

    thanks paul

     

    The esiest way to find the PCD is :

    Find circumference of PCD then divide it by numbers of holes on PCD.

     

    For Example :-

    (508 X 3.14) / 30 = S

     

    where S = center to center linear dist. (not curve wise) between r holes.

     

    By this formula u can easily find the degree also.4Stud.gif

  3. From Dave's equation above:

     

    D = B / (Sin(360/2N))

     

    where

     

    D = PCD (diameter you are after)

    B = distance between holes

    N = number of holes

     

    The esiest way to find the PCD is :

    Find circumference of PCD then divide it by numbers of holes on PCD.

     

    For Example :-

    (508 X 3.14) / 30 = S

     

    where S = center to center linear dist. (not curve wise) between r holes.

     

    By this formula u can easily find the degree also.4Stud.gif

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