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Holes and threads, the way a hole wizard makes them: the Hole
operation drills simple, counterbored, countersunk and tapped holes at
points on a planar face, sized by ISO tables (iso) or by hand, or
tapped for an NPT pipe thread (pipe) and reamed to its taper, each a
revolved solid cut away (hole); the Thread operation puts an ISO
metric or a pipe thread on a round face, straight or tapered, recorded as
a cosmetic thread or modelled by sweeping its profile along a helix
(thread).
Re-exports§
pub use operation::FaceRef;pub use operation::Hole;pub use operation::HoleArgs;pub use operation::HoleCentre;pub use operation::HoleKind;pub use operation::PlaneRef;pub use operation::Standard;pub use operation::Thread;pub use operation::ThreadArgs;
Modules§
- examples
- The examples of holes an editor offers: a mounting plate drilled with counterbored and tapped holes, and a block with a pipe port.
- iso
- ISO metric screw threads and the holes made for them, in millimetres: the coarse series of ISO 261 from M1.6 to M24, with
- operation
Hole: drill holes into a planar face at points on it, the way a hole wizard does — simple, counterbored, countersunk or tapped, sized by ISO tables or by hand, or tapped for an NPT pipe thread.Thread: put a thread on a round face, straight or tapered, recorded or modelled.- pipe
- American National Standard taper pipe threads, NPT (ASME B1.20.1), from
1/16 to 2 inch, in millimetres: a 60° thread on a cone tapering 1 in 16
on the diameter, so that its radius changes by
TAPERper unit of length.
Functions§
- register
- Adds what this crate offers an editor to
r: holes and threads.