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In a last step the cap nut gets an inner thread.
With the secondary mouse key, call the context menu of Plane XY.
Lead the cursor to the KO zero-point until the snap appears and fix it with a mouse click.
From the KO zero-point draw the rectangle and fix it with a mouse click.
In the dialog box Change parameter enter T as width, DG/2 as hight and confirm with .
Click the button Cylindrical thread by length .
Click on the respective sketch elements and areas and follow the notes in the footer:
The Change parameter window opens.
Insert 'T-X' for the Thread length and 'X' for the Run out length.
Confirm with . --> The thread is created.
Trim the overhanging line end.
On this, click on the button Trim element with other . Choose the element to be trimmed and then the desired intersection point.
Add a line at angle of 118°+180° with length 1.
Hereto click on the button Line at angle to line with length .
Select the Base line and the Start point. --> The new line follows the cursor.
Choose the rough position and confirm with a click. --> The dialog box Change parameter is opened.
Trim the marked elements to each other in their intersection point.
Click on the button Trim elements to each other .
Select the first element to be trimmed, then the second and then the desired intersection point.
Result:
Hereto click on Delete Element .
Delete the line which is highlighted in red in the following figure.
In the context menu of Sketch 3, select Cut -> Rotate....
--> The dialog box Rotational solid is opened.
Leave the defaults and confirm with .
--> The finished cap nut is displayed in the 3D view.