A hole in the 3D model does not say whether it is threaded. That is why, when you configure your part, you indicate whether it has threads or inserts and detail them on your drawing.
In your model, draw the holes without the thread. On the drawing, call out the full designation of each thread (for example, M6×1.0 or 1/4-20 UNC), its depth if the hole is blind and its class if your application requires it. Unless specified otherwise, we machine threads to class 6H/6g for metric or 2B/2A for unified, and inspect them with calibrated instruments.
If your part has threaded, press-fit or heat-set inserts, dowel pins or any installed hardware, call out on the drawing the manufacturer's part number, the face where it goes and its depth.
Parts with threads or inserts may go to engineering review before the price is confirmed. If we find any detail to clarify, we contact you before manufacturing.
To choose the hole for each thread, see our tap drill size chart and our drill and tap calculator.