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Inventor Essentials

Develop a solid foundation in Autodesk Inventor’s core tools. New users learn parametric part design, assembly design and the preparation of production-ready drawings.

Practise creating basic 3D parts, assemblies and drawings with a structured introduction to Inventor’s features and commands.

At the end of the course, you will be able to:

  • Understand the Inventor User Interfaces & workflow.
  • Create Parts, Assemblies & Draft/Drawing.
  • Edit and reuse Parts & Assemblies.
  • Creating sketches using 2d sketch tools.
  • Differentiating between Parts, assembly & Drawing.
  • Making assembly constraints and simple mechanisms.
Inventor Essentials

BENEFITS OF Inventor Essentials TRAINING

Inventor Essentials

Comprehensive Introduction

Inventor Essentials

Parametric Design

Inventor Essentials

Assembly Design and Constraints

Inventor Essentials

Engineering Design and Simulation

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DAY 1

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION TO AUTODESK INVENTOR
  • Introduction
  • Autodesk Inventor Fundamentals
  • Getting Started
  • Autodesk Inventor Interface
  • Model Manipulation
CHAPTER 2: CREATING THE BASE FEATURE
  • Creating a New Part File
  • Sketched Base Features
  • Editing Sketched Features
CHAPTER 3: SKETCHING GEOMETRY
  • Additional Entity Types
  • Basic Editing Tools
  • Additional Constraint Tools
  • Additional Dimension Tools
CHAPTER 4: ADDITIONAL SKETCHING TOOLS
  • Advanced Editing Tools
  • Rectangular Sketch Patterns
  • Circular Sketch Patterns
  • Sketch Preferences
CHAPTER 5: SKETCHED SECONDARY FEATURES
  • Sketched Secondary Features
  • Using Existing Geometry
CHAPTER 6: CREATING PICK AND PLACE FEATURES
  • Edge Chamfer
  • Constant Fillets
  • Variable Fillets
  • Face Fillets
  • Full Round Fillets
  • Straight Holes
  • Threads
  • Editing Pick and Place Features
  • Creation Sequence
CHAPTER 7: WORK FEATURES
  • Work Planes
  • Work Axes
  • Work Points
CHAPTER 8: EQUATIONS
  • Equations
  • Parameters
CHAPTER 9: ADDITIONAL FEATURES
  • Face Draft
  • Splitting a Face or Part
  • Shells
  • Ribs
CHAPTER 10: MODEL AND DISPLAY MANIPULATION
  • Reordering Features
  • Inserting Features
  • Suppressing Features
  • Section Views
  • Design Views

DAY 2

CHAPTER 11: FIXING PROBLEMS
  • Sketch Failure
  • Feature Failure
CHAPTER 12: SWEEP FEATURES
  • Sweep Features
CHAPTER 13: LOFT FEATURES
  • Rail and Center Line Lofts
  • Advanced Loft Options
  • Rail Lofts
  • Center Line Loft
CHAPTER 14: DUPLICATION TOOLS
  • Rectangular Feature Patterns
  • Circular Feature Patterns
  • Mirror Parts or Features
  • Manipulate Patterns and Mirror Features
CHAPTER 15: FEATURE RELATIONSHIPS
  • Establishing Relationship
  • Controlling Relationship
  • Investigating Relationship
  • Changing Relationship
CHAPTER 16: ASSEMBLY ENVIRONMENT
  • Assembling Components Using Constraints
  • Content Center
  • Assembly Browser
  • Saving Files
CHAPTER 17: JOINT CONNECTIONS
  • Assembling Components Using Joints
CHAPTER 18: MANIPULATING ASSEMBLY DISPLAY
  • Moving and Rotating Assembly Components
  • Suppressing Constraints
  • Component Display
  • Selection Option in Assemblies

DAY 3

CHAPTER 19: MODEL INFORMATION
  • Measurement Tools
  • Model Properties
CHAPTER 20: DESIGN PRESENTATION AND ANIMATION
  • Exploded View Presentations
  • Create an Explode Presentation
CHAPTER 21: ASSEMBLY TOOLS
  • Replacing Components
  • Restructuring Components
  • Driving Constraints
  • Contact Solver
  • Interference
  • Error Recovery
CHAPTER 22: ASSEMBLY PARTS AND FEATURES
  • Assembly Parts
  • Assembly Features
CHAPTER 23: ASSEMBLY BILLS OF MATERIALS
  • Create Virtual Components
  • Create Bill of Materials
CHAPTER 24: WORKING WITH PROJECTS
  • Project Files
  • Resolving Links
CHAPTER 25: DRAWING BASICS
  • Create New Drawings
  • Base and Projected Views
  • Additional Drawing Views
  • Manipulating Views
CHAPTER 26: DETAILING DRAWINGS
  • Dimensions
  • Drawing Sheets
  • Parts List
  • Balloons
  • Styles and Standards
CHAPTER 27: DRAWING ANNOTATIONS
  • Text
  • Symbols
  • Hole and Thread Notes
  • Chamfer Notes
  • Center Marks and Center Lines
  • Hole Tables
  • Revision Tables and Tags
CHAPTER 28: CUSTOMIZING AUTODESK INVENTOR
  • Application Options
  • Document Settings
  • File Properties
  • Changing Part Units
  • Command Customization
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