How do you add a bolt to a hole in Solidworks?

How do you add bolts and screws in Solidworks?

Smart Fasteners are added based on the Files options in the SOLIDWORKS Toolbox – User Settings dialog box. You can add fasteners to an assembly as a configuration of an existing part or as a copy of an existing part.

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Smart Fasteners Overview

1. Click Tools > Add-ins.
2. Select SOLIDWORKS Toolbox Library.
3. Click OK.

How do you add threads 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 you add threads in Solidworks 2020?

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 show a tapped hole in Solidworks?

To add a hole callout:

1. Click Hole Callout (Annotation toolbar), or click Insert > Annotations > Hole Callout. …
2. Click the edge of a hole, then click in the graphics area to place the hole callout. …
3. Edit the callout in the Dimension PropertyManager. …
4. Repeat steps 2 through 4 to insert additional hole callouts, then click .

How do you use hole Wizards in Solidworks?

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 .

How do you make threaded screws 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 .

What is a M3 bolt?

The M3 machine screw has a thread diameter of 3 millimetres, the M stands for millimetres followed by the size – in this case 3 mm. We stock different lengths and head types such as countersunk or pan head depending on the fitting you need.