Transcription of Inventor Essentials - Cadassist - Creating Time
{{id}} {{{paragraph}}}
This hands-on foundation course covers the skills necessary to use Autodesk Inventor for Creating and editing parts, assemblies, and drawings. You will learn to use Inventor to accelerate your design cycles, manage your data, and improve your product development. Upon completion, you will be able to create parts and assembly models of moderate complexity. Inventor Essentials Who should attend? Mechanical engineering and design professionals looking to use Autodesk Inventor for 2D and 3D design work. Course Objectives Start a part or model, understand sketch containment Control 3D features and edit sketches Generate 2D drawings from 3D models Model a parts assembly, manage a subassembly Part 1: Part & Assembly Design (2 Days) Parametric Part Design Basics Guidelines for capturing design intent Describe the characteristics and benefits of a parametric part model Use sketch tools to create 2D sketch geometry Use geometric constraints to control sketch geometry Apply parametric dimensions to you sketch geometry Basic Shape Design create features using the Extrude and Revolve tools Use reference and construction geometry Use the browser and shortcut menus to edit parametric parts create , locate, and utilise work features to perform modelling tasks create swept shapes b
Prerequisites None Part 2: Creating Production Ready Drawings – (1 Day) Creating and Editing Drawing Sheets • Create drawing views and annotations to communicate
Domain:
Source:
Link to this page:
Please notify us if you found a problem with this document:
{{id}} {{{paragraph}}}
Access 2016 Quick Reference, Tables, 1 of 9 EPM Strategy, CUSTOM, Structural Desktop Users Manual, SAS® Enterprise Guide® PROC TABULATE Made, STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS FOR PERMANENT, Standard specifications for permanent magnet, Amazon WorkSpaces - Administration Guide, Amazon WorkSpaces Administration Guide