Autodesk Inventor Tutorial Nut

[@davidrobinson8224]

Great job mate, just what I was looking for.

[@noahsanders2137]

Great tutorial! Very easy to follow. Do you have a resource for the standard dimensions of metric nuts and bolts/screws?

[@Dybel200]

Good work sir :) Wouldnt be better to make coil first and the chambers on the end? I think that the thread shape wouldnt be on the chambers then. Am I right?

[@scytha3721]

Very helpful, thank you.

[@chriscanavos9788]

Amazing clarity. Thank you so much

[@pctolna]

It's very usefull for me, thanks.

[@hunsha]

I love your tutorials. I have one question. Why dont you create thread from the tab above in 3D modelling, is it complex or dont advice using threads from there?

[@dan43544911]

IT wont give you a real thread... You see it in Inventor but its not really cut out

[@honey5578]

how did you get the 9.728mm?

[@jeromelafond4644]

Thanks. You ve been very helpful 👍👍👍👍

[@মোঃসাজেদুলইসলাম-শ৮ধ]

Please other tutorial
Thank you

[@deepushah7795]

Can you provide videos of cordless drill,plzz

[@dcjose8906]

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[@samuvenkat3442]

Excellent👏👏

[@PABLOLUZPEDEMONTE]

Why didn't you create thread with thread tool?

[@mtraven23]

the thread tool only visual adds the threads so the complicated geometry of true threads does not bog down your computer. If you try to 3d print (or CNC) a part with "thread tool" threads, the surface will be smooth. Autodesk does have an add on called "thread generator" which replicates the process this gentlemen outlines and makes true threads.

[@Alishiri67]

thank you sir

[@ahmeds9346]

Great job

[@FurkanCemTurfanda]

God Bless you

[@rusty3493]

Thanks!

[@aleatha630]

Am I the only one who had to change the extrusion of the nut (polygon sketch) to one direction in order to create the threads?

[@justinbucher9401]

good nut

[@-slemantech6136]

🌺🌺👍👍👍

[@tonyvarghese75]

Please make tutorial for catia

[@sampathreddy9970]

Good

[@naoufalabla8086]

شكرا

[@jovicacekic8854]

Can you speak on English, please.