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Isometric
Symbol Fonts - Assembling the parts -
page 4
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Step 09
To create the flat heads use the process below:
- This
set requires smaller thread sets. Locate the 4.146-inch width thread
set, duplicate, and move off to the side.
- Duplicate
the various head and align it to the top or bottom of the threads as
shown.
- Center
each head on the threads.
- Once
everything is positioned marquee select sets of components and
combine (Ctrl+L) them and then break apart (Ctrl+K) the result.
Repeat the process until everything is broken apart.
- Use
the Shaping Docker to Trim the unneeded segments as shown. Be sure
to delete any overlapping unneeded segments.
- Re-combine
(Ctrl+L) each thread and head set individually. Note: Only one set
is shown for clarity. You must go through the entire process for
each thread set and head combination. Creates 32 flat head machine
screws.
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Step 10
Creating the sheet metal screws.
Dupe and resize the threads of the sheet metal screws (8 threads,
threaded all the way up) according to the table below:
- Hex
= 4.125 inches wide
- Round
= 4.50 inches wide
- Cap
= 4.125 inches wide
- Pan
= 4.375 inches wide
- Flat
= 4.146 inches wide
Then use the procedure outlined below for each head:
- Duplicate
the various heads and align it to the top or bottom of the threads
as shown.
- Center
each head on the threads.
- Once
everything is positioned marquee select sets of components and
combine (Ctrl+L) them and then break apart (Ctrl+K) the result.
Repeat the process until everything is broken apart.
- Use
the Shaping Docker to Trim the unneeded segments as shown. Be sure
to delete any overlapping unneeded segments.
- Re-combine
(Ctrl+L) each thread and head set individually. Note: Only one set
is shown for clarity. You must go through the entire process for
each thread set and head combination. Creates 92 screws.
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