2012
Infinite skills
Andrew Warren
13.5h
English
In this Autodesk Inventor 2013 training course, expert author and trainer Andrew Warren takes you through the ins and outs of this 3D mechanical and solid modeling design software. This tutorial requires no previous experience using Inventor and is built specifically wit the beginning Inventor user in mind.
You will start with the absolute basics of Inventor, beginning with the interface, concepts and best practices in the industry. Once you have solid foundation in the basics, you follow along step by step as the author takes you through sketching, creating a feature from those sketches, turning the features into parts, building an assembly from the parts and creating a presentation view of the assembly. The video tutorial finishes off with teaching you how to create drawings of your design.
By the completion of this computer based training course for Inventor 2013, you will have a solid grasp of how to use Inventor to build parts, assemblies and drawings on your own, bringing your own projects to life. Working files are included to let you follow through the tutorial every step of the way with the same source materials that the author uses in the lessons.
01. Autodesk Inventor
0101 Getting Started
0102 User Interface
0103 Project File
0104 Inventor File Types
0105 View Manipulation
0106 Designing Parametric Parts
0107 Parametric Part Models
0108 Capturing Design Intent
0109 Part Design Environment
02. Basic Sketching Techniques
0201 Basic Sketching Techniques
0202 Creating 2D Sketches
0203 Reorienting The Initial Sketch
0204 Creating Lines
0205 Creating Circles
0206 Creating Arcs
0207 Creating Rectangles
0208 Patterning
0209 Guidelines For Creating Successful Sketches
03. Sketch Constraints
0301 Constraint Inference And Persistence
0302 Applying Geometric Constraints
0303 Showing And Deleting Constraints
0304 Guidelines For Successful Constraining
0305 Creating Dimensional Constraints
0306 Dimension Display And Relationships
0307 Guidelines For Dimensioning Sketches
04. Base Shape Design
0401 Creating Base Sketched Features
0402 Creating An Extruded Feature
0403 Extrude Feature And Exercise
0404 Creating Revolved Features
0405 Revolved Feature And Exercise
0406 Orientating Sketches
0407 Sketch Line Types
0408 Sketch Line Types - Hands-On
0409 Creating And Using Construction Geometry
0410 Creating Centreline Geometry
0411 Referencing Model Edge Geometry
0412 Editing Features
0413 Editing Sketches
0414 Using Parameters
0415 3D Grip Editing
0416 Creating Work Planes
0417 Creating Work Planes - Hands-On
0418 Creating Work Axis
0419 Creating Work Axis - Hands-On
0420 Creating Work Points
0421 Creating Work Points - Hands-On
0422 Creating Work Planes Normal To A Path
05. Detail Shape Design
0501 Creating Chamfers
0502 Creating Fillets
0503 Creating Holes
0504 Creating Threads
0505 Creating Rectangular Patterns
0506 Creating Circular Patterns
0507 Mirroring Features
0508 Creating Shell Features
0509 Creating Ribs
0510 Creating Sweeps
0511 Creating Lofts
06. Assembly Design Overview
0601 Assembly Design Approaches
0602 Assembly Design Environment
0603 Recommended Workflow
0604 Project Files
07. Placing, Creating And Constraining Components
0701 Placing Components In An Assembly
0702 Assembly Constraints
0703 The Constraint Tool
0704 The Assembly Tool
0705 Editing Constraints
0706 Proper Constraining Techniques
0707 Placing Standard Components Using The Content Center
0708 Patterning Components
0709 Copying Components
0710 Mirroring Components
0711 Basic Part Design In An Assembly
0712 Creating A Component In Place
0713 Editing A Component In Place
08. Interacting With An Assembly
0801 Selecting Components
0802 Isolating Components
0803 Browser Filters
0804 Locating Components In The Browser And Graphics Window
0805 Creating Assembly Sections
0806 Calculating Physical Properties
0807 Checking For Interferences
0808 Constraint Limits
0809 Driving Constraints
0810 Presenting Your Assembly Introduction
0811 Animating An Exploded View In A Presentation
09. Managing Assembly Information
0901 Managing Assembly Information Introduction
0902 View Representations
0903 Positional Representations
0904 Level Of Detail
0905 Shrinkwrap
10. Basic View Creation
1001 Creating Drawings
1002 Drawing Creation Environment
1003 Creating Base Views
1004 Creating Exploded Drawing Views
1005 Creating Projected Views
1006 Creating And Editing Section Views
1007 Creating And Editing Detail Views
1008 Creating A Quick Cropped View
1009 Creating A Broken View
1010 View Organization
1011 Moving, Aligning And Editing Views
1012 Line Visibility
11. Dimensions, Annotations And Tables
1101 Automatically Placed Dimensions
1102 Retrieving Model Dimensions
1103 Editing Model Dimensions
1104 General, Baseline, Ordinate And Chain Dimensions
1105 Placing General Dimensions
1106 Creating Baseline Dimensions
1107 Creating Ordinate Dimensions
1108 Creating Chain Dimensions
1109 Hole And Thread Notes
1110 Creating And Editing Hole Tables
1111 Centrelines And Center Marks
1112 Documenting Views With Symbols
1113 Placing And Editing Leaders And Text
1114 Revision Table Styles
1115 Adding And Editing Revisions Tables
1116 Adding And Editing Revisions Tags
12. Annotating Assembly Drawings
1201 Bill Of Materials
1202 Parts List
1203 Editing The Parts List
1204 Placing And Editing Balloons
13. Drawing Standards And Recourses
1301 Styles
1302 Drawing Standards
1303 Defining The Active Standard
1304 Using Layers
1305 Creating Sheets
1306 Sheet Formats For Sheet Layout
1307 Creating A Custom Border
1308 Customize A Title Block
1309 Document Settings
1310 Application Options
1311 Import AutoCAD Files
1312 Export To Other Formats
14. Conclusion
1401 Additional Resources And Conclusion
1402 About The Author
http://www.infiniteskills.com/

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