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M5 Hex Bolt and Nut Assembly

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Bounding box
9.2 × 8.0 × 37.0 mm
Engine
Precision B-rep
Parameters
8
Published
August 14, 2026

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The prompt

Create a precise, editable, parametric mechanical CAD assembly based on the provided engineering drawing reference. UNIT SYSTEM: Use millimeters (mm). Model all dimensions exactly as specified. Create two separate components: Part 1 = BOLT, Part 2 = NUT. Do NOT fuse the bolt and nut together. The nut must be a separate hexagonal component threaded onto the bolt. The final model should look like a real stainless-steel hex-head bolt and matching hex nut assembly. PART 1 – HEX HEAD BOLT: Create a standard metric hex-head bolt with the following dimensions: Bolt shank: Nominal shank diameter: Ø5.00 mm. Main cylindrical shank must be straight and concentric with the bolt axis. The cylindrical unthreaded portion extends from directly below the bolt head toward the threaded section. Overall bolt length: Dimension from the underside of the bolt head to the extreme end of the bolt: 33.50 mm. Keep the bolt axis perfectly straight. Bolt head: Hexagonal head. Across-flats dimension: 8.00 mm. Across-corners dimension should be approximately 9.24 mm. Head thickness: 3.50 mm. The head must be concentric with the Ø5 mm shank. Use six flat faces with sharp, clean engineering geometry. Add a small transition/chamfer between the head and cylindrical shank similar to the reference drawing. Do not make the head circular; it must remain a true six-sided hex head.

Parameters

NameValueRange
Shank Diameter5 mm3 – 12
Bolt Length Under Head33.5 mm10 – 100
Hex Head Across Flats8 mm5 – 20
Hex Head Thickness3.5 mm2 – 10
Hex Nut Across Flats8 mm5 – 20
Hex Nut Thickness4 mm2 – 10
Nut Thread Hole Diameter5 mm3 – 12
Thread Exposed Below Nut10 mm0 – 50

Every value above is a live dimension. Open a model like this in the editor and each one becomes a slider you can drag before exporting.