Link to this 3D model can be found here drive.google.c... For students, download the relevant 3D models to use for presentation purposes in your projects.
thanks! this helps a lot! also its really cool to see different workflows, I normally input my dimensions & angles while I create my sketches, I never thought about constraining & dimensioning the lines after I make them 0:
because if you wanna print the screw the threads won't show when you import into the 3d software (thread is only a visual thing, so the screw will show plain when you import into the 3d software).
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I'm from Indonesia, thank you very much, the best
thanks! this helps a lot! also its really cool to see different workflows, I normally input my dimensions & angles while I create my sketches, I never thought about constraining & dimensioning the lines after I make them 0:
I find it easier to get a crude sketch down and then dimension and clean it up afterwards
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Why not use the thread tool?
because if you wanna print the screw the threads won't show when you import into the 3d software (thread is only a visual thing, so the screw will show plain when you import into the 3d software).