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The solution I use is just going real crazy with clearance. 0.8mm gap or so. If i need there to be friction thats what blue tak is for. 3DP threads are insanely reliable with wide tolerance.

thank you. This truly saved my life

you also missed the direction of the forces.

ive been facing the same problem and i never seen anyone face this problem : The error says ** is not laying on the boundary between solid and fluid region.

10 years and 9 Solidworks versions later, this is still helping people. Thank you!

can speedpak be used in Part files ?

The best solution, carry on printing your female threads in parts and use actual bolts for the male side. I’ve had 0 issues so far. You do need to design your threads to be long enough to take the load, similar to the way aluminium threaded parts need more threads than equivalent steel ones.

Cutting the screw in half and laying the halves on their flat faces can also be an option. This is the strongest way to print a screw, but it can only be used in cases that the internal threads of the part will hold the screw together.

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this guy is a smarty

I like how I can hear a print fan in the background of your microphone

Can confirm from experience, this is THE way to print joining threads

If you're aiming for exactly one revolution, make the top line's length equal to the circumference. You can do that with "=pi*D" where D is the diameter.

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Why does he sound like jerry rigs everything?

Gaming PC and gaming laptops work just like workstations in Solid Works or better but they are cheaper and you also can play videogames on those

Thank you, sub well earned!

Would you do anything different?

20 seconds isn’t a long enough test, almost anything is fireproof for 10 seconds at a time.

hey guys. it was a great video.

Flat facing is a great idea

Thanks so much for this..appreciated

Great video for my tool crib set up. Thank you. Also, Our machine has a drill bank unit. L sahpe 5x5 drill series. In rtf file It is been mentioned as below; "The Bx number can be from 1 to 31 and it is the decimal equivalent of a 5-bit binary number, with each single bit designating the drill to be activated. For example: If number B1 is used (0 0 0 0 1), drill 1 will activate. If number B2 is used (0 0 0 1 0), drill 2 will activate. If number B3 is used (0 0 0 1 1), drill 2 and 3 will activate. If number B17 is used (1 0 0 0 1), positions 1 and 5 will be activated. When using multiple drills, the code ALWAYS drives the corner B1. If a single drill is selected the system calculates the proper offset for the drill used. The equivalent activation number of the drills desired must be entered as the substation number in the station tab of the tool definition. The system should be set to use substations (tool crib tab of machine definition) if the multi-drill will be used with multiple stations active, otherwise the substation field is not available. All use of the boring unit codes H20." Tool numbers defined as T101 T102 T103 T104 T105 and other axis T201 T202 T203 T204 T205 I am not sure which tool station number or substation number to activate these drill bank tools?

Great tips

Here’s an alternarive: print at different layer heights

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That’s a great tip, looks like i gotta sub now lmao

Fire WHAT MATERIAL???

This is some of the worst engineering I've ever seen. Totally custom threads rather than choosing an acceptable standard?

You are using stratasys printer, it doesn’t really matter how you print it. Just choose best orientation regardless if it’s not optimal

You could also cut the screw in half lengthwise. Print like that. Then glue them

another option is to simply print with different layer heights. if you print with say 0.25 and 0.3mm layer heights you'll never have more than one pair of layer lines together per 1.5mm.

Neat! Thank you.

I often just use the bottle tread type when I want 3D printed treads. Those are already bigger and are filleted.

Have you ever tried Prusa's PETG V0 filament? Its UL certified and self-extinguishing

What are these types of bolts called in injection molding?

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Really interesting, thx

Note that this only works with ABS plastic

You show us that you can associate a new comment to each different component within the model, but you didn't show how to associate a new comment to the specific component. How do you do this next step?

Hello, It is driving me crazy to perform this test. I have followed exactly what you have done, but I am getting different results. It would be great if you could share the material properties for both stainless steel and glass. I would like to study the material properties created for glass that allow for element deletion, but I think that the stainless steel also has some calibrated properties. Please share this information to enhance the learning experience. Thanks.

Oh I never thought of applying this concept to threads. I just ran into a similar issue where the layers make that stupid sound when the layers slide past each other. Printing one piece in a different orientation fixed that awful sound. I like that you sliced the screw too. It will function the same and I’ve seen that done with injection molding like you said.

This ia useful information, but I'll stick to resin printing for this that are going to be moving against other things often.

Fixed the problem with a multi body Part file too! thanks

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as always, very insightful and educational material. Keep up the good work.

I've never understood this. Metal bolts cost pennies. Why do this?

Nice jerryrigeverything impersonation