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    Holes in Creo 1.0 can be plain or threaded and are referenced from edges, faces, or datum axes. Plain holes can be made by extruding and accept dimensional references, diameters, depths, and countersinks or counterbores. Threaded holes are correctly represented in drawings even if the thread is not modeled.

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    Holes in Creo 1.0 can be plain or threaded and are referenced from edges, faces, or datum axes. Plain holes can be made by extruding and accept dimensional references, diameters, depths, and countersinks or counterbores. Threaded holes are correctly represented in drawings even if the thread is not modeled.

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    Holes in Creo 1.0 can be plain or threaded and are referenced from edges, faces, or datum axes. Plain holes can be made by extruding and accept dimensional references, diameters, depths, and countersinks or counterbores. Threaded holes are correctly represented in drawings even if the thread is not modeled.

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    Holes in Creo 1.0 can be plain or threaded and are referenced from edges, faces, or datum axes. Plain holes can be made by extruding and accept dimensional references, diameters, depths, and countersinks or counterbores. Threaded holes are correctly represented in drawings even if the thread is not modeled.

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    Creo 1.

    0 Parametric Reference page: Holes


    Countersink or counterbore

    Depth and direction of hole

    Plain holes

    Standard hole (threaded) Holes can be plain or threaded. They are referenced from edges, faces or datum axes.
    The model will not show a helical thread but threaded holes are correctly represented in engineering drawings.

    Plain holes can also be made using the Extrude feature. Holes can be made in any solid part. 1. Select the Hole icon on the right hand menu 2. Select a face of your solid 3. Drag the green markers to faces (provides dimensional references), drag the white marker to place the hole centre 4. Drag or enter the hole diameter and hole depth 5. For threaded holes click the icon and select the required thread size and countersink, counterbore etc. add measurements using the Shape tab

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