How to access solidworks toolbox browser

#How to access solidworks toolbox browser series#

Comments 8 Trackbacks 0 Leave a comment Trackback. Check that the path is correct and if different paths were found above, try browsing to them. SolidWorks Information and tricks not to be forgotten. Notify me of followup comments via e-mail. I just upgraded from SolidWorks to The hole wizrd worked fine in Any suggestions? Thanks a lot. This is a translation of the Portuguese of Oport google translator. Finally got the hole wizard in solidworks work. Open the file that was blocked by windows7. All of these articles will be stored in the category of Daily DoseвЂ¦.When you go to use the Hole Wizard or Toolbox you get the following error.

#How to access solidworks toolbox browser series#

Please check back to the CATI Blog as the Dedicated Support Team will continue posting our series of articles that goes further into the details of each section of configuring our Toolbox and Hole Wizard. To change the default Smart Fastener, click the Browse (вЂ¦) button and select the fastener of your choice. So, if you add a Smart Fastener to a non-Hole Wizard hole, then the Smart Fastener that is specified here will be used. SOLIDWORKS Toolbox gives you the ability to specify the default Smart Fasteners components to use with nonstandard hole types. If you check Change stack components when fastener size is changed, nut and washer sizes will be changed automatically when the fastener size changes.ДЇastener to use with Non-Hole Wizard holes So the fastener will stick into the tapped hole a minimum of 6 inches. For example, if the diameter is 4 inches, then 1.5 x 4 = 6. This number is based on a multiple of its diameter. The next option, x diameter into a tapped hole, sets the minimum length a fastener engages a tapped hole. The fastener length will be adjusted so that a specified number of threads extend beyond the nut. If you check Change fastener length to ensure minimum thread engagement, you can enter the number of Threads beyond a nut. So, you can make the fastener's length change when the hardware stack changes, and make the stack hardware size change when the fastener's size changes. This option is used to adjust the fastener lengths to satisfy your thread engagement requirements. Under the section Automatic fastener change, the first option is Change fastener length to ensure minimum thread engagement. You have a couple of options to configure regarding the length. SOLIDWORKS Toolbox has built in defaults for the length of a new fastener. If the last option, Unrestricted, is selected, then all washer types are available. The Greater than tolerance option limits the available types to hole diameters that match the fastener size within the specified tolerance. This option limits the available types to washers that match the fastener size exactly. There are three choices to limit the available washer types, depending on the size of the Smart Fastener.

The Smart Fasteners page is used to set defaults and preferences for fasteners used with Hole Wizard holes and non-Hole Wizard holes. To access the SOLIDWORKS Toolbox setting: Start, All Programs, SOLIDWORKS 2014, SOLIDWORKS Tools, Toolbox Settings 2014 or Tools, Options, System Options, Hole Wizard/Toolbox, Configure inside of SolidWorks. SOLIDWORKS Toolbox has an extensive library of fasteners, including ANSI Inch, Metric, and other standard hardware. The holes can be either assembly or part features. Smart Fasteners automatically add fasteners, like bolts and screws, to holes in an assembly that are sized to accept standard hardware. In this blog we will talk about Step 5: Configure Smart Fasteners. Welcome to Part 4 of the SolidWorks Toolbox configuration blog series.