Update to the video, I have Cool Orange running in IV2023 and 2024, you can follow the steps from this video, but change the numbers to "29" instead of the "27" referenced in the video: ruclips.net/video/br8fUCDt8Vw/видео.html
This video has been a huge help to me. The instructions for making the changes to Cool Orange has been updated to include Inventor 2025. How can I get a copy of that spreadsheet showing all of the thread data? Is that available somewhere?
John, if you don't combine the solids, the chamfer will only cut through whatever "solid" you sketeched on, or you will have to remember to cancel the solid selection and then hold control while you choose both solids... but unless you have a reason to keep the threads as a separate solid just combine them
This tool is ok,but is not so great,because you must take some thinks "manually".(you must have the list with diameters...).On fusion 360 all of these,is automatic,and more more simple
Yep, I use Fusion as well, however a lot of the projects I work on are custom iLogic parts/assemblies I have created, so for those Inventor is still required. If Fusion ever gets a full version of iLogic, I will consider moving over, but until then, Inventor it is.
Update to the video, I have Cool Orange running in IV2023 and 2024, you can follow the steps from this video, but change the numbers to "29" instead of the "27" referenced in the video: ruclips.net/video/br8fUCDt8Vw/видео.html
Wish I had found this video earlier, this excel sheet could have saved me a lot of time
Well, hopefully it will help you in the future
Cool Orange is a lifesaver, but you sir pointed me in the right direction. A big thank you. I wish I was a good as you lol...
something to remember, Thread Modeler no longer works in Inventor after 2020, it might in 2021, but it does not in 2022
@@adventurefilms I have the 2022 student version of inventor and the thread modeler works 🤷
In any case, thank you for the video👍
Here's an mod to get Thread Modeler working in IV 2022: ruclips.net/video/br8fUCDt8Vw/видео.html
Thank you for posting this and sharing the excel sheet! So very helpful :)
WOWSERS...thanks so VERY much; once i followed your procedure for making the female hole/threads, everything lines up :)
Glad it worked for you, although thread modeler is not available for IV2022, now I'm back to doing the threads by hand
Do you have a link to the thread default excel sheet, It looks really nice and would boost productivity. Thanks
sorry, I havent checked comment in some time, I've added the link in the description, hope it can help
Very helpful
Great Video! What if you were cutting thread relief into either the bolt or the nut? At what step would you add the thread relief?
This video has been a huge help to me. The instructions for making the changes to Cool Orange has been updated to include Inventor 2025. How can I get a copy of that spreadsheet showing all of the thread data? Is that available somewhere?
It's in the description
@@adventurefilms Thank you. Is there a metric version?
@@user-on1ui5wb9q There is, in the Machinist handbook, lol, sorry I only made this for the ANSI unified
@@adventurefilms Thank you, again. I have ordered a copy of the Machinist handbook. I thought I had an old copy around here, but I can't find it.
Excellent Content. Based on what you do the chamfer angle?
great video! Dude lemme hold that threading excel file!
sorry, I havent checked comment in some time, I've added the link in the description, hope it can help
For some reason cool orange makes the threaded hole a lot smaller than it should be (0.275 inches instead of 0.375). why is that?
Can u please upload excel file please? Cant download it. Thanks.
3:36 I don't understand the chamfer part that doesn't make any sense
John, if you don't combine the solids, the chamfer will only cut through whatever "solid" you sketeched on, or you will have to remember to cancel the solid selection and then hold control while you choose both solids... but unless you have a reason to keep the threads as a separate solid just combine them
This tool is ok,but is not so great,because you must take some thinks "manually".(you must have the list with diameters...).On fusion 360 all of these,is automatic,and more more simple
Link in commit is not working .. However this is it "www.cruisercarry.comThread_Data.xlsx"
copy n past
Do you run Inventor on windows 10?
Is there a sheet for ISO?
Apologies, I didnt do ISO
how to get the coolorange tab
i downloaded it , but i cant see the tab or find the app
its a free download from the Exchange
@@nickbear4239 try downloading it agains and make sure you "install" it... it acts like a regular program.
@@nickbear4239 ruclips.net/video/ijl8TGrpVFc/видео.html
A new threadmodeler has been released. It is colored orange as well. Its called Fusion360. Inventor is dead. Move on
Yep, I use Fusion as well, however a lot of the projects I work on are custom iLogic parts/assemblies I have created, so for those Inventor is still required. If Fusion ever gets a full version of iLogic, I will consider moving over, but until then, Inventor it is.