CATIA V5 Tutorial (Lesson 7): Creating Thread (Hole Command) and Tapping (Thread/Tap) in Part Design

Hello dear engineers! 🎓 Welcome to Episode 7 of the comprehensive CATIA V5 Part Design environment training series. In this video, we'll continue our work with the vital "Hole" command and then fully explore the "Thread/Tap" command. These two commands are the foundation for designing standard engineering parts. 🛠️ Key Topics in this Lesson: A complete look at the "Type" tab in the Hole command and designing the screw head seat (e.g., Countersunk). How to create standard metric holes (like M10) and apply threads (Thread Definition). Why threads are not visually represented geometrically in CATIA, and how to analyze them (Thread/Tap Analysis). Full tutorial on the "Thread/Tap" command for adding threads to holes created by the Pocket command. Make sure to watch this video until the end, practice along, and ask any questions you have in the comments section! 🔗 *Previous Lesson (Hole part 1):*    • CATIA V5 HOLE Command Mastery (Part 1): De...   🔗 *Full CATIA Part Design Playlist:* https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... #CATIATutorial #PartDesign #CATIAHole #Thread_Tap #ThreadingInCATIA #MechanicalEngineering #Countersunk 0:00 - Introduction and Welcome 1:30 - Exploring the Type tab and the Countersunk concept for screw heads 2:47 - Creating a standard M10 hole and setting parameters 6:00 - Entering the Thread Definition tab and selecting the metric standard 7:25 - The hole diameter locks after selecting the thread standard 7:52 - The difference between Thread Depth and total Hole Depth 9:17 - The non-geometric display of threads in CATIA 10:30 - Introducing the Tap-Thread Analysis tool to view thread details 11:45 - Tutorial on the Thread/Tap command (Threading on Pocket-created holes) 13:26 - Setting Limit Face and Lateral Face in Thread/Tap 15:57 - The difference between Dimension and Support Depth modes 17:18 - Conclusion and final notes Contact each other and solve problems: t.me/MikeCATIA