Duration
4 days
WHAT WILL YOU LEARN
Autodesk Inventor Essential Training is designed for new Autodesk Inventor users to learn essential tool and 3D parametric part design, assembly design, create 2D part drawings and 2D assembly drawings.
PREREQUISITES
- A working knowledge of basic drafting/design procedures
- New users to Autodesk Inventor
- Users who have previously used a different CAD software
OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to:
- Create, Constrain and Edit sketch features
- Wok with Construction Planes, Axes and Points
- Fillet, Chamfer, Pattern , Shell and other feature commands
- Create Views, Sheets and edit part drawings
- Use Assembly modeling to Create, Place and Constrain components
- Design and sketch adaptive parts with features
Module 1 – Getting Started
- Autodesk Inventor User Interface
- View Manipulation
- Designing Parametric Parts
Module 2 – Basic Sketching Techniques
- Creating 2D Sketches
- Geometric Constraints
- Dimensioning Sketches
Module 3 – Basic Shape Design
- Creating Basic Sketched Features
- Intermediate Sketching
- Editing Parametric Parts
- 3D Grip Editing
- Creating Work Features
- Creating Basic Swept Shapes
Module 4 – Detailed Shape Design
- Creating Chamfers and Fillets
- Creating Holes and Threads
- Creating Thin-Walled Parts
Module 5 – Additional Sketching Tools
- Advanced Editing Tools
- Rectangular Sketch Pattern
- Circular Sketch Pattern
Module 6 – Additional Features Tools
- Face Draft
- Splitting a Face or Part
- Shells
- Ribs
- Bend Parts
- Sweep Feature
- Loft Feature
Module 7– Duplication Tools
- Rectangular Feature Patterns
- Circular Feature Pattern
- Mirror Parts of Features
- Manipulate Patterns and Mirror Features
Module 8– Work Features
- Work Planes
- Work Axes
- Work Points
Module 9 – Assembly Environment
- Assembling Components using Constraint
- Content Center
- Assembly Browser
Module 10 – Placing, Creating, and Constraining Components
- Placing Components in an Assembly
- Constraining Components
- Placing Standard Components Using the Content Center
- Basic Part Design in an Assembly
Module 11 - Interacting with an Assembly
- Exploded View Presentations
- Animations
Module 12- Basic View Creation
- Drawing Creation Environment
- Base and Projected Views
- Section Views
- Cropped Views
- Detail Views
- Managing Views
Module 13 - Dimensions, Annotations, and Tables
- Automated Dimensioning Techniques
- Manual Dimensioning Techniques
- Annotating Holes and Threads
- Creating Centerlines, Symbols, and Leaders
- Revision Tables and Tags
Module 14 - Annotating Assembly Drawings
- Assembly-centric Bill of Materials
- Creating and Customizing Parts Lists
- Creating Balloons
Module 15 – Drawing Annotations
- Text
- Symbols
- Hole and Thread Notes
- Chamfer Notes
- Center Marks and Center Lines
- Hole Tables
Module 16 - Drawing Standards and Resources
- Setting Drawing Standards
- Drawing Resources
Programme scope, delivery arrangements and suitability are confirmed during enquiry.