How do I add a thread in Creo Parametric?

1. Click Model > Engineering > Cosmetic Thread.
2. Click to use standard series and diameter and to display the standard thread options.
3. To select a surface to thread, click the Placement tab, click the Threaded surface collector, and then select a surface.
4. Select a thread series in the box:

What is cosmetic thread in Creo?

A cosmetic thread is a cosmetic feature that represents the diameter of a thread. For internal surfaces, when you select a cylindrical or conical reference surface on which to place a thread, Creo compares the surface to the standard hole tables.

How do you show threads in Creo?

You can use Edge Display in the edit section to control the visibility of lines.

1. Select edge display.
2. Select view settings for line.
3. Select one or more lines (will highlight unshown lines as your curser passes over)
4. Select OK.

How do you add a thread to a hole in Creo?

1. Click Model > Hole.
2. Click to change the hole type to Standard hole.
3. Select the desired hole chart in the box adjacent to (Thread Type).
4. Type or select a screw size in the box adjacent to .
5. ◦ —Shoulder depth.
6. ◦ —Hole depth.
7. To add countersink to your hole, click .
8. To add counterbore to your hole, click .

What is thread pitch on a bolt?

The thread pitch is the distance between corresponding points on adjacent threads. Measurements must be taken parallel to the thread axis. • The major diameter or outside diameter is the diameter over the crests of the thread, measured at right angles to the thread axis.

How do you show threads?

Once a cosmetic thread has been added to the component or assembly using either the “Hole Wizard” or the “Insert annotation” command, it can be displayed by accessing the pull down menu “Tools>Options>Document Properties>Detailing.” They can be shown as either internal (Hole) or external (Cylinder).

How do you specify a drawing in a thread?

Inserting Cosmetic Threads First, create a cosmetic thread display on the model by going to Insert > Annotations > Cosmetic Thread. In the PropertyManager, specify a standard if you want (type and size as well). In the thread callout section, that’s what you will see when the callout is displayed in the 2D drawing.