How To Draw A Threaded Hole In Solidworks

The Hole Sorcerer PropertyManager appears when you create a new Hole Wizard hole.

Ii tabs announced:

Type (default). Sets the hole type parameters.
Positions. Locates the Hole Magician holes on planar or nonplanar faces. Use dimensions, sketch tools, sketch snaps, and inference lines to position the hole centers.

You tin can switch between these tabs. For example, select the Positions tab and locate the holes, then select the Type tab and define the hole type, then select the Positions tab again to add more holes.

To add together different pigsty types, add them as split Hole Wizard features.
The bachelor PropertyManager options depend on the pigsty type selected in Hole Specification.

To open up this PropertyManager:

Create a part, select a surface, and click Hole Wizard (Features toolbar) or .

You can too open up the Hole Wizard Type PropertyManager from an assembly.

Favorite

Manage a list of styles for Hole Wizard holes that you tin can reuse in models.

Hole Type and Hole Specifications

The Pigsty Specification options vary depending on the Pigsty Type. Use the PropertyManager images and descriptive text to set the options.

	Counterbore
	Countersink
	Hole
	Straight Tap
	Tapered Tap
	Legacy Pigsty	Holes created before the SOLIDWORKS 2000 release.
	Counterbore Slot	Specifies slot holes of length Slot Length .
	Countersink Slot
	Slot
	Standard	Specifies the pigsty standard. For example, select ANSI Metric or JIS.
	Blazon	Specifies drill sizes, tap drills, dowel holes, or screw clearance. For instance, select All Drill Sizes or Spiral Clearances.
	Filter	Available for PEM^® Inch or PEM^® Metric standards. Filters the selections bachelor for Type.
	Size	Specifies the fastener size.
	Show decimal values	For directly holes or slots, displays decimal pigsty size values for all, letter, number, or fractional drill sizes.
	Fit (Counterbore and Countersink only.)	Specifies the fastener fit: Close, Normal, or Loose.
	Show Custom Sizing	Sizing options vary depending on the hole type. Use the PropertyManager images and descriptive text to ready the options such as bore, depth, and angle at lesser. You can override the value in the boxes. To revert to the default values, click Restore Default Values. The background colour of the boxes is white for the default value, and yellowish for the override value.
	Configurations	Specify the configuration to modify when a model has configurations requiring different Pigsty Wizard sizes. You can also use a pattern tabular array.

Section Dimensions

(Legacy Holes only.) Double-click a Value to edit information technology.

End Condition

The End Condition options vary depending on the hole type. Apply the PropertyManager images and descriptive text to set the options. From the listing, select an end condition. To reverse direction, click Reverse Management . Set up other cease condition options depending on the status and hole blazon.

	Blind Hole Depth (Blind only.)	Gear up the hole depth. For tap holes, y'all tin can gear up the thread depth and blazon. For pipe tap holes, y'all can set the thread depth. Automatically Calculate Depth is selected past default. If you select a different hole Size nether Pigsty Specifications, the finish condition depths update automatically. If you articulate Automatically Calculate Depth, the end condition no longer updates automatically if you alter the Size. You lot can override the value in the boxes. To revert to the default values, click Restore Default Values. The background colour of the boxes is white for the default value, and yellow for the override value.
	Vertex (Up to Vertex only.)	Select a vertex.
	Face up/Surface/Aeroplane (Upward to Surface and Offset from Surface only.)	Select a face, surface, or plane.
	Depth to Shoulder	Applies to Bullheaded, Up to Vertex, Up to Surface, or Outset to Surface.
	Depth to Tip	Applies to Blind, Up to Vertex, Upwards to Surface, or Get-go to Surface.
	Offset Distance (Outset from Surface only.)	Gear up the offset distance from the selected face, surface, or plane.

Options

The Options vary depending on the hole type. Use the PropertyManager images and descriptive text to ready the options such as:

Characteristic Scope

Specifies which bodies or components y'all want the feature to affect.

For multibody parts, run across Feature Scope in Multibody Parts.
For assemblies, come across Feature Scope in Assemblies.

Tolerance/Precision

Specifies values for tolerance and precision. This section is also available for Hole Wizard features in assemblies.

Tolerance values automatically propagate to pigsty callouts in drawings. If you lot change values in the hole callout, the values update in the part. You tin also vary tolerance values for configurations.

	Callout Value	Select a description of the hole type, for example, Thru Hole Diameter, Near Side Countersink Bore, and and then on.
	Tolerance Type	From the list, select None, Basic, Bilateral, Limit, Symmetric, then on.
	Maximum Variation	Enter a value.
	Minimum Variation	Enter a value.
	Show Parentheses	Select to display tolerances values in parentheses.
	Unit of measurement Precision	From the listing, select the number of digits after the decimal point for the dimension value of the 2d unit of measurement of measurement.
	Tolerance Precision	Select the number of digits subsequently the decimal bespeak for tolerance values of the second unit of measurement.