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Indeed, these threads are not included in threadlib. I'd like to invite you to add them :-) These documents could help you get started: Design of Threadlib, Creating Thread Specs |
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Is there more to it than copy pasting the diameter/tpi into the UIS_thread.csv? |
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I guess there is a bit more to it than copy and paste. You'd have to find out the basic shape of the thread. This is probably easy: So far, a trapezoidal shape (4 points) has worked for all thread types. Then you'd identify the tolerance ranges so that you can aim for the center (=> pen&paper work). If you are lucky, UNS threads indeed use the same formulas as UIS but you'd have to check. These formulas are then implemented in a .awk file that translates a spec table (as in your link) to threadlib specs. Regarding awk: It translates an input table into an output table. Tutorials and documentation are available on the internet. As you can see in the design/ folder, I wrote separate awk scripts for each type of thread. I expect you'd have to write a new one for UNS, too. |
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I'm missing the US microphone thread (5/8" - 27 UNS).
UNS uses the same 60° flank angle like other UIS threads so I naivly assume it would be rather trival to add them all or at least the microphone one?
https://www.gewinde-normen.de/en/unified-special-thread.html
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