Editing Data help

Pete,

Go to the Toolbox forum on the SW website. Joy Pineau has provided a
very good answer to this kind of problem. There is a better way to do
this.

data not problem, but When I go to put a new wizard hole onto a part, I
get a lot of error messages.

entered for BSP threads is over writing the Ansi Inch Data.

Inch, but is picking up the tap drill diameter size from the 1" BSP
Thread tap drill diameter size data!

1.2602, this figure may be wrong, I am trying to remember what I did at
work, :-S

 

Do you have access to Machineries Handbook. Bet the library has one if
you don't.

 

Pete is the date on your Computer wrong it seems your posts are a day in
advance.

Corey

 

That's because the Brits are in front, lol, only kidding!
New PC, I never even looked at the time setup, lol.

Pete

 

I am trying to add BSP threads to the hole wizard, I can enter the data not problem, but When I go to put a new wizard hole onto a part, I get a lot of error messages.

I deleted the Ansi Inch data from the derived tables and have only added the 1" size BSP data.

The data table is derived from Ansi Inch but the data that I have entered for BSP threads is over writing the Ansi Inch Data.

The hole wizard, for some strange reason, always starts with Ansi Inch, but is picking up the tap drill diameter size from the 1" BSP Thread tap drill diameter size data!

This then try's to give a drill size bigger that the smallest Ansi inch tapped hole drill.

The tap drill Diameter box is displayed in yellow, showing a size of 1.2602, this figure may be wrong, I am trying to remember what I did at work, :-S

Anyone?

 

It is kindof funny you were posting after the answers you got. What came
first the chicken or the egg.

Corey

 

He should be +5hrs from my posts.

The sun never sets on the British Empire. It only gets obscured by fog.

 

Outlook converts the time Depending on your region settings. So even though
his computer says 5 hours later than yours you will see his post at the same
time as it was posted in your time zone.

 

I downloaded the avi file that Joy made, that was very helpful, thanks P.
I still have a problem converting terminology between US and UK, You use
minor diameter and minor Diameter inside??
The minor diameter inside matches the UK effective diameter, but the inside
minor diameter, does not seem to match anything in the Zuss booklet, in
respect to BSP threads.
Unless I was asleep this afternoon..ZZZzzzzzz

 

Yes, I forgot about that one, I am off work until Monday, so will look then.
Thanks again.

 

British Empire, do we still have one?
I think we belong to Europe now, Due to Tony F,ing Blair, lol
GMT is the only thing he can't change, otherewise even that would be gone!

 

Outlook, what is that? I use Google for my news server when not using
Knode.

 

I have been using the BSI pipe thread for BSP as it displays as an Rc threaded hole - doesn't an R thread indicate that it is a tappered BSP thread?

Merry
I am trying to add BSP threads to the hole wizard, I can enter the data not problem, but When I go to put a new wizard hole onto a part, I get a lot of error messages.

I deleted the Ansi Inch data from the derived tables and have only added the 1" size BSP data.

The data table is derived from Ansi Inch but the data that I have entered for BSP threads is over writing the Ansi Inch Data.

The hole wizard, for some strange reason, always starts with Ansi Inch, but is picking up the tap drill diameter size from the 1" BSP Thread tap drill diameter size data!

This then try's to give a drill size bigger that the smallest Ansi inch tapped hole drill.

The tap drill Diameter box is displayed in yellow, showing a size of 1.2602, this figure may be wrong, I am trying to remember what I did at work, :-S

Anyone?