Tutorial: How to Model Threaded Objects, such as Containers with Screw-on caps, in Blender 

Just pure information, this was fantastic. I'm pretty new to Blender so I did a lot of pausing but that's because there was so much detail in the instruction.

I just finished the tutorial by following along in Blender, as this will be my first real testprint for my soon to come E3D. I really learned a lot, thx! Just one note to the others that like to follow along: On 2 occasions the voice says CTRL-S, but the screencast says SHIFT+S. The latter is right, so do not get stuck there, this was the only part that threw my off for a bit. Can't wait to hold this in my hands :)

so dense, so consistently high quality, so practical and useful - ty

Such a nice thing of you to provide with the calculator and the tutorial, thank you a lot

YOU ARE MAGNIFICENT!!!! Thank you so much. My 3d prints from blender are saved. You masterful, magnificent, maniacally ingenious, man...... or woman.

Excellent tutorial, very clear and concise. I have printed a few scaled to different sizes and the result is excellent. Also the knurled pattern gives good grip and reduces the effect of layer lines. For users of Blender 2.8 don't forget to tick the checkbox on the online script where you input the values.

This is so wonderful, hope I can see more videos of industrial modeling.

hearing a AI voice tell me to delete the default cube is so hilarious for some reason.

Thank you for this great tutorial. And a huge thank you for adding the option for Blender 2.8

This is a great tutorial !!!!! It is very accurate and informative !!!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing this information !!!!!!!

Ohhhhhhhhhhhh I can't believe I can design my own screww cap! Subscribed!

Excellent tutorial works in the latest blender 2.81, helped me with my project

Thank you very much. it's difficult to know the tollerance. you have open a world to me.

Your tutorials are fantastic.

excellent piece of work as usual.... will be starting this fun project soon.

Thank you for this great video. How would you calculate the difference between the bottom and top profile detailed information you put in your calculator please? or what is the difference between the 2 information you input for the bottom part first and the last one for the top profile for the h1 , h2, h3 and h4 please? If I wanted to make my own I need to find this please. and one more question if I wanted to have 4 thread to twist at the same level and make a screw , do you have any calculator for this please? thank you very much again for your time and info!

OK... that's pretty badass, nice one.

amazing technique - well done!!!

Only thing I struggle with, is what unit-settings do you have? Like when I import the thread, its 7 METERS wide

Pretty good. How could I modify the script to make a left handed thread ?? Maybe you can make it a configurable option ?

Great video well made good explaining.

Damn, this was really handy now for me !

it would be so great if you'd make a simple blender plugin out of it tho..

Ok, this is outer, but how about inner threaded surface with a profile falloff?

Great tutorial

You know that you can just select an edge and press f (hold f) to fill out the rest of the faces in a row, right?

could you post a link to that image? you could also store nugs in that container, that's what i assume was being said, then i realized they said "nuts"

What a cool website!

ok for a person who is new into 3d design, how would i figure out how to get the dimensions of a smaller object that i have planned instead?

Thanks for the tutorial!!

Is there a 2.8 version for this anywhere ?

THANK YOU!

It would be nice if you can show us how to create a barrel cam with a helix cut in it to turn a rotating display. Thank you.

Some tolls work differently in Blender 2.93.

awesome

At 3:27, you have an entire loop selected, and you move the loop upwards to align the loops before merging. But when I try this step, I get the top of the loop protruding above the max height. How are you doing this step exactly? I feel like I'm missing something. I'm on Blender 3.3.1

How can you select the upper and lower loops of the vertices in the second layer?

Hi, can you explain what 3d printing configuration you used, thank you very much, excellent tutorial!

Use bolt factory add on.

Good job!

THANK YOU¡¡¡ GREAT JOB¡

Hi. Can make this an addon in blender?

Trying this in Blender 2.8 but it seems the whole UI has changed. Anyone knows if there is a version of this video for 2.8? Can't seem to find one that uses their site calculator

When I select shift S to select "cursor to selected" and then "selected to cursor" my object doesn't move to where it needs to. It moves only a little bit down. Can anyone help with this? (Referencing the time around 9:40)

Having trouble following this in Blender 2.83.1 (Edit) never mind got it sorted

"remove doubles" is now "mesh->merge by distance." "Spin" is "mesh->extrude->spin." Blender key bindings change regularly so "Press W" is not very helpful (is now 'edge->bridge edge loops'.

is it working in 2.9?

Super!

Where can I insert the SPIN values ​​(steps and angle) in Blender 2.8? Anybody know? Video time - 2:52

really struggle with the automated voice, but great video

is there any other way to create a screw top in blender besides this video?? so many keys and shortcuts here dont even exist anymore

Wow!!

I have blender 2.77 and I don't have single vert option XD

wooohooo!!!

Save your time and go to 2:26

14:20

Fortunately, Fusion360 exists

this is a difficult tutorial for me

This is poorly done. Zero help as the software interface has changed. Even if it was relevant still it would be a bad video still as the video goes through the process way to quickly with ZERO explaination.

Hate the text-to-speech stuff... a LOT. Trust yourself, and do not put music over your voice.

I cant fine the single vert option so what do I do?

awesome

thanks

losing the will to live at 6' 35'

Really impressive! Thx a lot

Ohhhh...myyyy...god..this man just save the day..!!😭😭🤯👏👏🤜🤛

Great video! Thank you

Great tutorial!!