threads using ACAD2000 1

• Aug 12, 2004

• #2

Exxit

Computer

Aug 18, 2003

804

keyword search?


Lothar

ADT 2004
ACAD 2002

 

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• Aug 13, 2004

• #3

mrr1671

Mechanical

Oct 18, 2002

20

Look for this LISP file (3DTHD)on this address:

http://personales.unican.es/togoresr/lisp/LISP.htm

This makes solids trheads.
Hope this help you.

 

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• Aug 17, 2004

• Thread starter
• #4

bearisle

Mechanical

Jun 2, 2004

77

Thanks mrr1671. This looks like what I need, but I do not have experience with loading LISP files. I will try to find out more about this in keyword search

 

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• Aug 17, 2004

• #5

pardal

Automotive

Oct 17, 2001

444

Hi Bearisle. use the appload command at the command line, a dialog box will open , the chose the folder where you save the lisp command, then type
3dthd
at the command line , and follow the instruction.


Pardal

 

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• Aug 18, 2004

• #6

D

dangnm

Guest

Thanks to mrr1671 for showing me link and to pardal for the simple description of how to use. worked perfect in a matter of seconds. I assume internal threads are created by first creating external threads and then subtracting them from the object? Or is there a seperate LISP? What else can be done with LISP files? Is there a good source for other LISP files?

 

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• Aug 31, 2004

• #7

mrr1671

Mechanical

Oct 18, 2002

20

Bearisle,
if you don't want to use the LISP file (3DTHD)then try this Add-in for Autocad:

http://www.3dpowertools.com/

It has exactly what you want to do and more, it is amazing...

 

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• Aug 31, 2004

• #8

pardal

Automotive

Oct 17, 2001

444

bearisle.
Lisp is a powerfull tool , yo can make a no knowing how to cad , to draw any thing you can program.

one of the best site to see lisp
is

http://theswamp.org/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=2&sid=00b5ffd684c1cd8e0531e8c99fc841f7

http://www.autolisppage.com/link/counter_link.php?link=http://www.afralisp.com

http://www.autolisppage.com/link/counter_link.php?link=http://www.autolisp.org

and here is the all grade school, from kinder to 12 grade

http://www.autolisppage.com/link/counter_link.php?link=http://pw1.netcom.com/~rogh/autolisp/

It is my hand book , I use it all time.












Pardal

 

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• Sep 2, 2004

• #9

cfee

Industrial

Apr 22, 2002

491

To mrr1671-
Is there an English language version of this site? (

http://www.3dpowertools.com/)I'm

very interested in the stand alone lisp function, and the fact that I don't have to spend $199 for the unneeded extras appeals to me greatly.
Thanks-
C. Fee

 

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• Sep 3, 2004

• #10

mrr1671

Mechanical

Oct 18, 2002

20

To cfee,
you mean an english version site for the Lisp file 3DTHD?,
well, no that I know. But the code is in english.
You can try this other source:

http://www.xanadu.cz/

look for in the Download section and the Cad Tips section.
There is a bunch of Autocad tips and LISP files to download.

If you can't find it, tell me and I can e-mail it to you.

 

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• Sep 20, 2004

• #11

cfee

Industrial

Apr 22, 2002

491

Hi.
I posted a response to this question posed by another user. Check it out. Any questions, let me know.
Thanks-
C. Fee

 

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• Sep 29, 2004

• #12

jean69

Mechanical

Sep 29, 2004

1

I can send you a lisp routine for this.

 

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• Apr 13, 2005

• Thread starter
• #13

bearisle

Mechanical

Jun 2, 2004

77

I have used the 3dthd lisp. It asks for the nominal size, threads per inch, length and center. The threads are generated with the major diameter = to the figure you enter for nominal size, but the minor diameter seems smaller than it should be. Am I doing something wrong or is the output not to scale?

 

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• Apr 13, 2005

• #14

hyposmurf

Electrical

Mar 25, 2004

80

Hi Bearisle .
Could you post here the lisp ????
If so, we can check it
Or give us the link where you downloaded it.

http://www.cadtutorforum.net

 

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• Apr 13, 2005

• Thread starter
• #15

bearisle

Mechanical

Jun 2, 2004

77

I downloaded it from:

http://personales.unican.es/togoresr/lisp/LISP.htm

as suggested earlier in this thread.

 

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• Apr 13, 2005

• #16

hyposmurf

Electrical

Mar 25, 2004

80

Please post it at the

http://www.swamp.org

or

http://www.hispacad.com

http://www.cadtutorforum.net

 

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• Apr 14, 2005

• Thread starter
• #17

bearisle

Mechanical

Jun 2, 2004

77

Hyposmurf:

It is the last entry on the page that this links to.

http://personales.unican.es/togoresr/lisp/LISP.htm

 

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• Apr 14, 2005

• #18

hyposmurf

Electrical

Mar 25, 2004

80

Hi BEARISLE
As this site is in spanish , do you speak it?

Do you have any web site___

http://www.cadtutorforum.net

 

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• Apr 14, 2005

• Thread starter
• #19

bearisle

Mechanical

Jun 2, 2004

77

I do not speak spanish.....The site is Spanish based , the lisp itself is not.

 

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• Apr 14, 2005

• Thread starter
• #20

bearisle

Mechanical

Jun 2, 2004

77

I found another program to create threads, but the download contained 2 files (HELICAD.VLX / HELICAD.SLB) I used the appload command and was only able to load the .vlx file in AutoCad 2000. When I typed HELICAD in the command line, it then asked for the .SLB file that I was unable to load.

 

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