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  1. toraple

    screw thread in inch

    It's for an internal thread. I tried with the hole function. Indeed there is much more choices about thread and I found the one which is perfect for the part. thanks Didier
  2. toraple

    screw thread in inch

    Hi everybody, I always with metric units. But I need to create for a supplier a screw thread in inch, but not unified or the NPT. How can I do it in Nx 6 ? I tried every single solution in the function Thread. Thanks Didier Fasel Automotive Engineer NX5
  3. toraple

    How to make modifiable hose

    To Hudson : yes it was something like that. But I wondered if there is a way to do it without to much step (sketch, radius, etc). I still didn't find to do it with Routing application. To Frank : it's a great example. I want to do something like that. The first sketch is easy. the difficulty is...
  4. toraple

    How to make modifiable hose

    Both solutions are good. My first idea was to do like yours Hudson. But how can you change the diameter of the hose at the end for example (from 7.5mm to 12mm)?? I tried with the variational scanning application, but it doesn't seem a good solution... Didier Fasel Automotive Engineer NX5
  5. toraple

    How to make modifiable hose

    Ok I've never tried it. I always saw the electronical routing, but there is also mechanical routing. I'm going to try that application Thank you very much Didier Didier Fasel Automotive Engineer NX5
  6. toraple

    How to make modifiable hose

    Hey everybody, I'm looking for the best way to build hoses, for example for exhausting gas system or heater system with a lot of curves and in every directions. Until now I did them with sketch (2D). It's working not so bad. But I'd like to know if there is another way, like 3D sketch for...

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