How do you make helical threads in Solidworks?

How do I create a thread in Solidworks 2020?

Creating a Cut Thread

1. Open a model with a cylindrical part and click Insert > Features > Thread .
2. In the graphics area, select a circular edge.
3. In the PropertyManager, under Specification, set values for the following: …
4. For Thread method, click Cut thread. …
5. Set the starting position of the Thread Location:

How do I create a thread in Solidworks 2021?

To create a cut thread:

1. Open a model with a cylindrical part and click Insert > Features > Thread .
2. In the graphics area, select a circular edge.
3. In the PropertyManager, under Specification, set values for the following: …
4. For Thread method, click Cut thread. …
5. Set the starting position of the Thread Location:

How do you create a thread in Solidworks 2014?

Inserting Cosmetic Threads

1. On a cylindrical feature (a boss, a cut, or a hole), select the circular edge where the thread begins. If the feature is a conical hole, select the major diameter. …
2. Click Cosmetic Thread. …
3. Set the properties in the Cosmetic Thread PropertyManager .
4. Click .

How do you make screw threads in Solidworks?

Creating a Cut Thread

1. Open a part file. The diameter of the cylinder is 6mm. …
2. Click Insert > Features > Thread .
3. In the graphics area, select the top edge of the cylinder.
4. In the PropertyManager, under Specification: …
5. Under Thread Location: …
6. Under End Condition, click Maintain Thread Length. …
7. Click .

How do you make screw holes in Solidworks?

Create a part, select a surface, and click Hole Wizard (Features toolbar) or Insert > Features > Hole > Wizard . You can also open the Hole Wizard Type PropertyManager from an assembly.

How do you curve in Solidworks?

on the Curves toolbar, or Insert > Curve > Projected. Use this selection to project a sketched curve onto a model face. , select the curve in the graphics area or from the flyout FeatureManager design tree. , select the cylindrical face on the model where you want to project the sketch.