Bolts, Nuts and washers Blocks !!

[basiony]

If anyone Here have a Library of Standard Bolts, Nuts and washers ...

 

I need it to fix in a Flange and base plate as shown in this attachments ...

 

[ReMark]

I imagine that you're looking for 3D right? And these should be metric too right?

[ReMark]

Read this thread in its entirety. You'll find a handful of options available to you.

 

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?38154-M8-through-to-M36-Bolts

[basiony]

yes that's exactly what I mean ... I'll Check the link Right now ..

[basiony]

I checked the link and its detail, but I need in 3d also, and if someone has the Anchor bolts blocks that fix in base flanges of Sign post in the roadway

 

- Anchor bolts [1meter] in 3d and the bolts will fix in the upper flanges as shown in images

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check my attached Images for clearly info's

[ReMark]

If you have the bolts in 2D how difficult would it be to turn them into 3D solids?

 

Have you tried searching for 3D block libraries that are offered for sale?

[basiony]

No,

 

but ok I'll try

 

thanks

[Cerberus]

Try reading this thread and see if it is of use.

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?21534-3D-bolt-creation-routine-test-drivers-required.../page3&highlight=3d+bolt+lisp

[basiony]

Hi Cerberus,

but I dont know what's the LISP files, how could be loaded in autocad ... ???????/

its a new practice for me ..

 

thanks

[ReMark]

Use the APPLOAD command.

 

Check out the CADTutor AutoCAD FAQ area. You'll find instructions on how to load a lisp file.

 

http://www.cadtutor.net/faq/questions/28/How+do+I+use+an+AutoLISP+routine%3F

[basiony]

Ok Remark, its successfully loaded , then what will I do ??

[ReMark]

I'm not sure which lisp routine you loaded so I cannot tell you what you need to type at the command line to start it.

 

Are you trying to use the Bolt.lsp routine? If so, try typing m4bolt to create a M4 bolt.

[basiony]

This LIPS i loaded in autocad , but i don't know how can i use it ...

BOLT.LSP

[ReMark]

basiony: Didn't you read my response when you asked this question the first time? See post #12.

[basiony]

thanks remark, I'll try to draw it again