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In contrast to other thread libraries such as `openscad-threads
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<http://dkprojects.net/openscad-threads/>`__, `yet another thread library
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<https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2277141>`__, 'threads for screws and nuts V1
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<https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2277141>`__, `threads for screws and nuts V1
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<https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3131126>`__, and `threading.scad
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<https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1659079>`__, threadlib does not make you look
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up diameters and pitches and maybe even thread-profiles in tables and norms: It
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to create a British Standard Pipe parallel external thread.
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===========================
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Why you may want to use threadlib
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==================================
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- creates working threads (clearances are left for production tolerances)
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- flexible:
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- choose the $fn you need to fit the rest of your design
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- let threadlib tell you the thread specs so you can do with them what *you*
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want
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- let threadlib tell you the thread specs so you can do with them what *you* want
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- extensible: Add your own threads
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- tried and tested in the real world: Um no, not yet. But with your help, it
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will soon be.
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===========================
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Installation
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===========================
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threadlib:
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- clone threadlib into the folder 'threadlib' inside your OpenSCAD library
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folder
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Clone threadlib into the folder 'threadlib' inside your OpenSCAD library folder
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===========================
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Usage
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===========================
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specifications - including the recommended diameter of the support structure.
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===========================
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List of supported threads
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===========================
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Currently, threadlib knows these threads:
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- Metric threads (coarse, fine, and super-fine pitches) M0.25 to M600
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- British Standard Pipe Parallel Threads G1/16 to G6
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- PCO-1881 (PET-bottle thread)
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- `Metric threads <http://mdmetric.com/tech/M-thead%20600.htm>`__ (coarse, fine, and super-fine pitches) M0.25 to M600
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- `BSP parallel thread <https://www.amesweb.info/Screws/British-Standard-Pipe-Parallel-Thread-BSPP.aspx>`__ G1/16 to G6
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- `PCO-1881 <https://www.bevtech.org/assets/Committees/Packaging-Technology/20/3784253-20.pdf>`__ (PET-bottle thread)
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===========================
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Extensibility
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===========================
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for addition to threadlib!
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===========================
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Change Log
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