How do you change the callout hole in Solidworks?

How do you change the Hole Wizard in SolidWorks?

Creating Hole Wizard Standards

1. Click Options on the Standard toolbar, or click Tools > Options.
2. On the System Options tab, click Hole Wizard/Toolbox.
3. Browse to the Hole Wizard and Toolbox folder location. …
4. Click Configure.
5. In the Toolbox configuration tool, set options on the Smart Fasteners page.

How do I make threaded holes in SolidWorks?

Start by creating a cylindrical extrusion or cylindrical hole, much like the initial steps to of making a cosmetic thread. The feature size should be the same as the nominal thread diameter. From there, select the starting edge. Then, click “Insert” then “Feature” and “Thread.” This will automatically create a thread.

How do I remove a hole wizard in Solidworks?

Deleting a Hole from a Surface

1. Select the closed profile instance on the surface.
2. Click Delete.
3. In the Choose Option dialog box, select Delete Holes(s).

How do I change the diameter of a hole in SolidWorks?

To change the diameter, depth, or type of the hole, right-click the hole feature in the model or the FeatureManager design tree, and select Edit Feature. Make the necessary changes in the PropertyManager, and click OK .

How do you use the Hole Wizard in SolidWorks 2021?

You can use the Hole Wizard to create customized holes of various types. To create hole wizard holes, create a part and select a surface, click Hole Wizard (Features toolbar) or Insert > Features > Hole > Wizard, set the PropertyManager options, and click .

What do hole callouts mean?

The Hole Callout tool adds driven diameter dimensions to holes created by the Hole Wizard or circular cut features. Hole callouts are available in drawings. If you change a hole dimension in the model, the callout updates automatically.

What are the types of holes?

Terms in this set (5)

• Blind Hole. A hole that does not go completely through the workpiece.
• Taper. Gradual diminution of width or thickness in an elongated object.
• Counter Bore. A cylindrical recess around a hole, usually to receive a bolt head or nut.
• Tapped Holes. Has internal threads.
• Countersink.