
Descripción
The threadModeler tool has been developed to allow Autodesk® Inventor® users to generate a realistic modeled equivalent thread based on an existing Inventor thread feature. Users are able to select an existing thread feature in the model, which the threadModeler then converts to a realistic 3D modeled thread based on the underlying thread feature properties.
Modeled threads are generated saving a lot of time and effort for the user when compared with a manual approach, bringing a higher degree of realism to your models.
Please watch this short video for an overview of the threadModeler.
As we do not deliver a threadModeler for current Inventor versions, we provide a online version of the threadModeler: http://www.threadmodeler.com/home
Please try this version for newer Inventor versions.
Amazing. The app is small, making it easy to download just about anywhere, the installation takes seconds, and the thread-converting process is intuitive and easy to do. I literally can't think of anything else I'd want from this add-on.
Use it for 3D printing. Thanks :-)
It actually worked great for a 3/8" nc thread, but did not work for a 7/16" nc thread.
good
This is an excellent plugin to enable 3D printing of threads.
I use this for converting the built in thread representations to 3d printable objects. This saves me a lot of time and ensures an accurate thread.
I like it and I support your plug-in and YouTube channel. By the way, I'm Chinese. LoL
how to annotate this thread in drawing for machine operator, I tried but wont let me to annotate!?
Click on the tool. Click on the tread file and boom! Saved me a lot of time instead of doing it manually.
Amazing and simple to use. Perfect for setting up my models for 3d Printing when I need threads.
Works better than expected. Relieve the work. Thank you!
Time saver if you need to fully model the thread. Only downside is creates large file size, but still great.
As everyone else is saying, great for the most part, just needs to be refined so can do more thread styles as well as holes properly. Otherwise, very handy and cool. The error I get the most is "Failed, try with a bigger pitch offset value", no matter what I try, does not work.
A great Tool
Hi there, As others have already thanked I also want to do: Thank you guys!
really easy to use great results .
It does what's supposeed to do. Nothing more. Nothing less.
Muy buena aplicacion! Yo te sugiero que hagas un pequeño tutorial de como hacer roscas para NPT ya que creo que nadie sabe como hacerlo. Gracias
it works very good,especially for 3D print.Thank you!
Does exactly what I needed it to do: make matching 3d-printable threads on holes and surfaces with just a handful of clicks. Support for more non-standard ISO metric threads would be cool, but there are plenty here as-is. Very handy extension to have!
very good. i can 3d print many gears now !!
Very useful for 3d printing and making your components look absolutely better!
Works perfectly! Thank you!
The downloading and aesthetics of threadModeler are fine, but, unfortunately, this application is not compatible with .idw drawings. Inventor does not recognize the threadModeler modifications to the .ipt, therefore they cannot be called out with hole/thread specifications on drawings. I submitted this to coolOrange tech support. They acknowledged that this was a problem and acted as though this was the first time anyone raised this issue with them.
I downloaded the plugin. The installation was successful but i can't see the app in the ribbon. Is it working in version 2018??
Had no problems with it, created perfect threads for 3d printing. Thank you
I don"t normally rate things but I wanted to give this five stars because of how amazingly useful this is. Huge thanks to the developers of this tool.
Have used it once where I wanted to really expose thread on a drawing, so that immediate clarification would happen. Worked well and was happy, good in context of time saving for those one off type jobs.
No hassle, as advertised
it's very responsive, however it's difficult to champher and seemingly impossible to extrude through.