2 answers

• 
  Sudhir Gill about 1 year ago

  Here is the tutorial.

  1. Step 1

     Start SolidWorks in Part mode.

     

  2. Step 2

     Top Plane>>Sketch.

     

  3. Step 3

     Draw a circle of 70mm diameter.

     

  4. Step 4

     Extrude it by 100mm.

     

  5. Step 5

     Select chamfer tool.

     

  6. Step 6

     Select both edge and chamfer it by 5mm at 45º.

     

  7. Step 7

     Select the bottom face and then sketch.

     

  8. Step 8

     Select the outer edge and then convert entity.

     

  9. Step 9

     Select Helix and spiral under curves.

     

  10. Step 10

      Change defined by to height and revolution. Enter 100mm height and 0.25 revolutions at 0º start angle. Click OK.

      

  11. Step 11

      Top plane>>Sketch.

      

  12. Step 12

      Select Polygon tool.

      

  13. Step 13

      Enter number of sides 3 and draw it along piercing the helix. Exit the sketch.

      

  14. Step 14

      Under features tab select swept cut.

      

  15. Step 15

      Select the triangle as the profile and helix as the path.

      

  16. Step 16

      Now reference geometry and then axis.

      

  17. Step 17

      Select Top plane and origin as the references.

      

  18. Step 18

      Now select circular pattern.

      

  19. Step 19

      Select the axis as the parameter and the swept-cut as the feature to be patterned. Click OK.

      

  20. Step 20

      Select mirror tool.

      

  21. Step 21

      About Right plane or front plane mirror the circular pattern.

      

  22. Step 22

      Click OK.

      

  23. Step 23

      And we have the Knurl obtained.

      

  1. 
     Amos Roger about 1 year ago

     I've tried this long back when i started to learn SW , n i must say after doin this software got veerrrry slow :)

  2. 
     Chris S about 1 year ago

     Here is a video version.
     http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHxVhZBHfOE

  3. 
     Chris S about 1 year ago

     And here.
     http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kpx8Csn1T24

  4. 
     Bill Howarth about 1 year ago

     Just used it on a test gage and it worked great.

  5. 
     Sudhir Gill about 1 year ago

     You can use a picture as a texture. I will let you know it when i'm done.

• 
  jairo luis about 1 year ago

  muy bien ese moletado amigo