I just had to renew my Shapr license and the thread thing and the inability to import SVGs as directly editable objects makes me definitely feel like I’m in an abusive relationship. I can’t decide if the lack of features or outright hostility to people who are paying them money is the most infuriating.
Another pro user still patiently awaiting modelled threads, still painfully using the revolve tool.
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another +1 request for model thread generation. revolving method is painfully tedious and error prone for us mere amateurs.
I ALMOST hit buy on the annual subscription until I saw this. How can you possibly not have a feature like this?
I want to use this for modeling on the go with my iPad and this makes that not possible. Guess I’ll be renewing my f3d subscription…
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@Istvan Knock, knock, anyone home at Shapr3D? Over 8000 views and still no thread or gear features in the Shapr3D toolset. The money I pay for my subscription is not for changing colors of sketch lines. It’s for getting essential features needed for actual engineering work, such as threads and gears. If your team can’t handle the development yourself, maybe open up the API and add a plug-in system so the community can do it for you.
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I agree. This is getting out of hand and I’m losing my patience. The fact that one of us was able to come up with a thread generator before the shapr dev team is deeply troubling. Where is our money going? Where is our locally processed FEA and Modeled threads? It’s wild that they don’t respond to this thread anymore, pun intended. Shapr needs to step up their game, this is sad to see such a drop in progress from a company that has so much potential.
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Came here to check if its finally there. Wake me up when it works. Tnx.
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I would like to add my request for a thread creation tool. I have made threads with Shapr3D using various techniques, but it is tedious and inadequate for precise threads to match ISO standards. Currently I use another tool Fusion360 to make my threaded parts and then import them to Shapr3D. This is problematic for various reasons. I love using Shapr3D because of its capability on my iPad to draw and sketch anywhere, but at this point I’m considering moving to just using the other platform rather than having to pay for 2 systems. I print my parts on a Bambu X1 using ABS and ASA filaments and I get great prints for my threaded parts (mostly GBP metric). Still when I use subtract to make threads in Shapr3D and fit everything together I have to use a slicer tool to fix problems with internal geometry of the parts.
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Hey, I would like to hear an update of the threads tool “coming soon”. I seriously can not consider a subscription without this… At least give us a basic verison - length, depth and bolt/nut thats all I seriously need! Pls!
Hi,
have you try this link ?
See at 3dfindit
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