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Art Smith		#1 Posted : Wednesday, July 22, 2015 12:32:48 AM(UTC)
Rank: Senior Member Joined: 1/16/2015(UTC) Posts: 351 Thanks: 49 times Was thanked: 43 time(s) in 30 post(s)		the number one thing I use the cone solid model primitive for is countersinks. it would be huge help if an "included angle" option was added to preclude needing to find the calculator every time a countersink for a fastener (bolt or rivet) needed to be drawn; ie: something to put in the "height" box. the "height" of 82 degree, 90 degree, and 120 degree countersinks for all the various sizes used is something that always has to be calculated................... thanks Art Smith [email protected]


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Tim Olson		#2 Posted : Wednesday, July 22, 2015 11:00:21 AM(UTC)
Rank: Senior Member Joined: 2/2/2007(UTC) Posts: 5,447 Was thanked: 501 time(s) in 353 post(s)		Hi Art Does the Drill Point setting help? Tim Tim Olson attached the following image(s): drillPoint.png (54kb) downloaded 21 time(s). You cannot view/download attachments. Try to login or register.
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Art Smith		#3 Posted : Wednesday, July 22, 2015 2:44:19 PM(UTC)
Rank: Senior Member Joined: 1/16/2015(UTC) Posts: 351 Thanks: 49 times Was thanked: 43 time(s) in 30 post(s)		Tim- exactly the type of user interface I was imagining!! the cone solid model primitive was my first choice because it's a "one click" operation to get something to subtract. try as I might at the CAD station, still approach most things like an amateur Bridgeport operator....................... ie: drill/bore/ream the hole then change the tool and add the countersink before moving the table to the next location. at least in the CAD domain all the holes can be done at once and the same for the countersinks. Art Smith [email protected]


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L. Banasky		#4 Posted : Friday, July 24, 2015 6:17:21 AM(UTC)
Rank: Senior Member Joined: 2/16/2007(UTC) Posts: 599 Thanks: 142 times Was thanked: 143 time(s) in 101 post(s)		I posted a question about countersink angles a couple of years ago. http://forum.punchcad.co...sts&t=4254#post10553 I use 82 Deg. Flat Head Socket Head Cap Screws. I have to enter 49 Deg. to have an 82 Deg. included angle in MTS, doesn't really make sense to me. Now that I have seen the example of the drill point in the Inspector, I am really confused. The example shows a 110 Deg. drill point, if you dimension the angle in MTS it is 139.9 Deg. To obtain a 110 Deg. angle in MTS you have to enter 124.938 Deg. in the Inspector. I use 118 Deg. and 135 Deg. drill points, and have to enter 120.938 Deg. for the 118 Deg. drill point in MTS, and 112.438 Deg. for the 135 Deg. drill point in MTS. Please explain this. Thanks, Larry


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