Hi there guys and gals,

I need your help in this: Does anyone know how to make the thread on the cone of the attached photo using Solidwork ? I am sure people who are well conversed with software should have no problem.

I am hoping that some one can provide me with a step by step solution to this.

Thanks

Aaaaa...Not good at all this.Sorry bro.

do_not_remember_me, well at least you responded. Thank you.

YOU WELCOME.

i. Try revolution feature.( if you want to make a a solid model and a drawing).

ii. for manufacturing purpose, go and ask the machinist what they need and just write a note in your drawing what they need.

but, if it is the thread you want to make , it is pain in the rear. ther is an option where you can change the angle of the helix, just like in solid extrusion. You can make a tapered helix. At the end of the helix make the cross section of the thread. Sweep the cross section along the helix.

But, if you want the drawing for manufacturing purpose. Stick to the easy way. Add notes to your drawing.

Just curious what is the purpose to have thread in the cone profile? I wonder how it match with female part ?

u can do it using helical sweep..just like u make a helical spring..

A good friend of mine, also Nepali, is actually a senior engineer at SolidWorks. I will refer this thread to him and hopefully he can help you.

Cheers.

Sangey, thank you very much for your help and also other who have taken time to view and also reply to this thread

Common guys, I am sure you know how to do it.

I am still waiting. Common people

did u try helical sweep??it's one of the most basic options available in there..

I am not very familiar wiith the software so could you give me guide line as to how you would tackle this ?

Thank you

was just wondering what is the use of thread on a cone?

Using this to make a log spliiter

I am really surprised

ok, ok.. I give up !! I know there will be no people responding this with the solution. I am wondering if the people out there are plain selfish, lazy,ignorant or genuinly does know the solution.

nepali dude, i m not sw guy but i have sw at home so i spent some time. It displays good for cylindrical face but due to some reason that crap doesnt appear in conical solid drawint though it exists there. But it comes perfect in orthographic drawing. Image is here, if u think it is ok, i will tell you the procedure.
chill out!

nepalean, first ad first most - Thank you for taking your time to spend some of your precious time. I would be more than glad to know about your procedure.

Thank you