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Create a HoleWizard ISO Straight Tap feature on a specified face at one or more positions. Selects the face programmatically by world coordinates — no manual pre-selection required. Supports any metric size (M3–M12), blind depth in mm, or through-all. Use when the user asks to add tapped holes, M-size threaded holes, or straight taps to a face.

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name	swpilotcli-feature-hole-wizard-straight-tap
description	Create a HoleWizard ISO Straight Tap feature on a specified face at one or more positions. Selects the face programmatically by world coordinates — no manual pre-selection required. Supports any metric size (M3–M12), blind depth in mm, or through-all. Use when the user asks to add tapped holes, M-size threaded holes, or straight taps to a face.

swpilotcli-feature-hole-wizard-straight-tap

Create a SolidWorks HoleWizard ISO Straight Tap feature at one or more positions on a specified face.

Prerequisites

SolidWorks is running with an active Part document
No sketch should be active (tool manages its own sketch context)

Usage

dotnet run --project ./sup_tools/swpilotcli-feature-hole-wizard-straight-tap/scripts/HoleWizardStraightTap/HoleWizardStraightTap.csproj -- <size> <depth> <face_x,face_y,face_z> <x1,y1;x2,y2;...>

Arguments

Arg	Description
`size`	Metric tap size: `M3` `M4` `M5` `M6` `M8` `M10` `M12`
`depth`	Depth in mm (e.g. `12`) or `through_all`
`face_x,face_y,face_z`	World coordinates (mm) of any point on the target face
`x1,y1;x2,y2;...`	Hole positions (mm) in the face's sketch coordinate system

Examples

# 4× M6 through-all taps on top face at Z=10mm
dotnet run ... -- M6 through_all "20,10,5" "-10.6,-11.65;10.6,-11.65;-10.6,11.65;10.6,11.65"

# 4× M3 through-all taps, positions symmetric about face centre (25,20)
dotnet run ... -- M3 through_all "25,10,-20" "20,10;30,10;20,30;30,30"

# Single M8 blind 15mm tap
dotnet run ... -- M8 15 "0,50,0" "0,0"

How it works

Selects the target face using the provided world coordinates
Calls HoleWizard5 with face only → creates feature with one default position
Enters the internal position sketch, deletes the default point
Adds points at the specified positions
Exits sketch and rebuilds

Finding face coordinates

Use the DiagFaces helper or read geometry directly. The face coordinate (fx, fy, fz) must lie on the face surface — avoid points inside holes or on edges.

Tap drill diameters (ISO metric, mm)

Size	Tap drill
M3	2.5 mm
M4	3.3 mm
M5	4.2 mm
M6	5.0 mm
M8	6.7 mm
M10	8.5 mm
M12	10.2 mm

Notes

Positions are in face sketch coordinates (not world coordinates)
Face sketch axes depend on face orientation — use DiagFaces to inspect if unsure
For Top Plane (上基準面) faces: sketch X = world X, sketch Y = world −Z
For Front Plane (前基準面) faces: sketch X = world X, sketch Y = world Y

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name	swpilotcli-feature-hole-wizard-straight-tap
description	Create a HoleWizard ISO Straight Tap feature on a specified face at one or more positions. Selects the face programmatically by world coordinates — no manual pre-selection required. Supports any metric size (M3–M12), blind depth in mm, or through-all. Use when the user asks to add tapped holes, M-size threaded holes, or straight taps to a face.

swpilotcli-feature-hole-wizard-straight-tap

Create a SolidWorks HoleWizard ISO Straight Tap feature at one or more positions on a specified face.

Prerequisites

SolidWorks is running with an active Part document
No sketch should be active (tool manages its own sketch context)

Usage

dotnet run --project ./sup_tools/swpilotcli-feature-hole-wizard-straight-tap/scripts/HoleWizardStraightTap/HoleWizardStraightTap.csproj -- <size> <depth> <face_x,face_y,face_z> <x1,y1;x2,y2;...>

Arguments

Arg	Description
`size`	Metric tap size: `M3` `M4` `M5` `M6` `M8` `M10` `M12`
`depth`	Depth in mm (e.g. `12`) or `through_all`
`face_x,face_y,face_z`	World coordinates (mm) of any point on the target face
`x1,y1;x2,y2;...`	Hole positions (mm) in the face's sketch coordinate system

Examples

# 4× M6 through-all taps on top face at Z=10mm
dotnet run ... -- M6 through_all "20,10,5" "-10.6,-11.65;10.6,-11.65;-10.6,11.65;10.6,11.65"

# 4× M3 through-all taps, positions symmetric about face centre (25,20)
dotnet run ... -- M3 through_all "25,10,-20" "20,10;30,10;20,30;30,30"

# Single M8 blind 15mm tap
dotnet run ... -- M8 15 "0,50,0" "0,0"

How it works

Selects the target face using the provided world coordinates
Calls HoleWizard5 with face only → creates feature with one default position
Enters the internal position sketch, deletes the default point
Adds points at the specified positions
Exits sketch and rebuilds

Finding face coordinates

Use the DiagFaces helper or read geometry directly. The face coordinate (fx, fy, fz) must lie on the face surface — avoid points inside holes or on edges.

Tap drill diameters (ISO metric, mm)

Size	Tap drill
M3	2.5 mm
M4	3.3 mm
M5	4.2 mm
M6	5.0 mm
M8	6.7 mm
M10	8.5 mm
M12	10.2 mm

Notes

Positions are in face sketch coordinates (not world coordinates)
Face sketch axes depend on face orientation — use DiagFaces to inspect if unsure
For Top Plane (上基準面) faces: sketch X = world X, sketch Y = world −Z
For Front Plane (前基準面) faces: sketch X = world X, sketch Y = world Y