The fasteners are organized into the following folders: Bolts and Screws Nuts Rivets Washers The Insert Fastener dialog is organized into two tabs: Feature Options Feature Parameters Accept or adjust the following parameters.

Insert multiple fasteners in one session Learn how to insert multiple fasteners of various types (bolts, nuts , washers) without closing the Insert Fastener dialog.

Fasteners you can insert: Bolts and Screws Nuts Rivets Washers Insert Derive The Insert Derive tool pulls and links design features from another design into the active design.

Place a washer on the nut or bolt that you already inserted, it will bump out the fastener and insert the washer in place with no extra work.

I have created a custom thread but I need to create a nut on it. I figure I use the 'Section Analysis' the same way as a normal nut but what is the process to cut my existing thread into the nut ?

I have created a custom thread but I need to create a nut on it. I figure I use the 'Section Analysis' the same way as a normal nut but what is the process to cut my existing thread into the nut ?

After a long talk with Dave, I thought (operative word: thought) I had it sussed.

After a long talk with Dave, I thought (operative word: thought) I had it sussed.

Instead of adding dovetails, I thought it would be easier to attach the pieces with nuts and bolts. I'd like to counterbore the screw head and then cut in the nut shape (captive nut ?)...

Instead of adding dovetails, I thought it would be easier to attach the pieces with nuts and bolts. I'd like to counterbore the screw head and then cut in the nut shape (captive nut ?)...

For the bolt, I added the threads to the cylinder, selected FDM 60, 10 mm, then class 0.200 and identical for the nut object, FDM 60, 10 mm, class 0.200, print.

Hi folks, I created a thread and a nut but the thread of each of them interacts when I do a sectional analysis.

Hi folks, I created a thread and a nut but the thread of each of them interacts when I do a sectional analysis.

For the bolt, I added the threads to the cylinder, selected FDM 60, 10 mm, then class 0.200 and identical for the nut object, FDM 60, 10 mm, class 0.200, print.

How to design a nut for this screw? I tried combining the screw with a solid cylinder to get a negative mold but it won't have any clearance or tolerance for the screw to fit in.