I'm currently enrolled in a fasteners class that I absolutely hate because it takes the creativity out of everything.  I can't seem to figure out how to create a thread in Inventor2011.  I assumed using the coil command would be the way to go but just can't seem to get it right? Any help with making this process easier so I can complete a drawing ?  It would be very sweet of you!

I found three video tutorials about doing something like this just be searching as follows:"AutoDesk Inventor"+"screw tutorial"

thanks for the reply. If you come across anything else let me know! B.Green2011-10-05 06:06:06

Hi, I'm  dianne shin Recently moved from Kansas, originally from Chicago and have lived there most of my life.I have an awesome free time,I love to experience all hot weather , specially the Fall and with all its colors.Technology has been a part of my life for the last 7 years and most recently primarily on the Internet. I cannot resist to learn. As tough as it is right now, more and more people are seeking help from people who have walked the walk and can teach others how to benefit from what they went through. I am here to help those that need help and will ask for help from other people when i need it.I am a retired manager in the field of Engineering project management software.Learning about new things is one of my passions.when possible I volunteer for for valid causes that help the environment.I am to be a part of this Website and hope I can help.

Well dianne shin, if that is in fact your real name, you're off to a real bad start with those smokeless cigarette links in your signature. If you ask me, you're nothing more than a spammer, just here to waste everyone's time.If you're really here to help then remove those links, stop talking about yourself and start answering some questions. 

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