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    Introduction To: Autodesk Inventor

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    This document provides an introduction to Autodesk Inventor by explaining the main interface and basic functions for 2D sketching and 3D modeling. It outlines the main tools available in the 2D sketch panel and part tree. It then describes various extrude, revolve, fillet, and hole features that can be used to design 3D parts. The document demonstrates how to transition between 2D sketching and 3D modeling planes and provides examples of features like shells, threads, and arrays that can be applied. It concludes by mentioning the ability to assemble multiple part designs into a single drawing file and provides two example in-class exercises for designing an insects robot and slider-crank mechanism.

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    Introduction To: Autodesk Inventor

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    This document provides an introduction to Autodesk Inventor by explaining the main interface and basic functions for 2D sketching and 3D modeling. It outlines the main tools available in the 2D sketch panel and part tree. It then describes various extrude, revolve, fillet, and hole features that can be used to design 3D parts. The document demonstrates how to transition between 2D sketching and 3D modeling planes and provides examples of features like shells, threads, and arrays that can be applied. It concludes by mentioning the ability to assemble multiple part designs into a single drawing file and provides two example in-class exercises for designing an insects robot and slider-crank mechanism.

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    This document provides an introduction to Autodesk Inventor by explaining the main interface and basic functions for 2D sketching and 3D modeling. It outlines the main tools available in the 2D sketch panel and part tree. It then describes various extrude, revolve, fillet, and hole features that can be used to design 3D parts. The document demonstrates how to transition between 2D sketching and 3D modeling planes and provides examples of features like shells, threads, and arrays that can be applied. It concludes by mentioning the ability to assemble multiple part designs into a single drawing file and provides two example in-class exercises for designing an insects robot and slider-crank mechanism.

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    Introduction To: Autodesk Inventor

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    This document provides an introduction to Autodesk Inventor by explaining the main interface and basic functions for 2D sketching and 3D modeling. It outlines the main tools available in the 2D sketch panel and part tree. It then describes various extrude, revolve, fillet, and hole features that can be used to design 3D parts. The document demonstrates how to transition between 2D sketching and 3D modeling planes and provides examples of features like shells, threads, and arrays that can be applied. It concludes by mentioning the ability to assemble multiple part designs into a single drawing file and provides two example in-class exercises for designing an insects robot and slider-crank mechanism.

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    Introduction to

    Autodesk Inventor
    Main Window
    New > Standard.ipt / Part
    File > New > Standard.ipt
    Draw, modify, Title bar
    2D Sketch Panel dimension

    Part Tree
    Change the unit Tools > Document Settings > Units > Length:mm

    1
    3

    2 5
    Start designing 40 X 35 X 20
    To go to 3D modelling:-
    “Return”
    -Click “Return”
    3D Modeling
    -You will go to 3D modeling section Features
    LEARN ALL BASIC FUNCTION IN 2D
    • REVOLVE
    • MIRROR
    • FILLET
    • OFFSET
    • TRIM
    -Click “Extrude”
    -Click the face to extrude
    -Put the value, the direction
    -Click “OK”
    To see the 3D modelling:-
    -Click “Orbit” icon
    To continue 2D sketching,
    -click the plane, then click “Sketch”
    To create a hole, (There are 2 methods), 1st one:-
    -Click the “Extrude”, choose “Cut”
    -Click the face to cut
    -Put the value and the direction
    2nd method:-
    -Click “Hole” Diameter
    -Click the center of the hole Length
    -Put the value in the details box
    Extrude

    To make shaft, etc

    To make hole

    Shell
    To make spring

    To make thread

    Fillet
    Chamfer

    Array
    File > New > Standard.iam
    Open all your part design in one assembly
    drawing file
    Simple Gripper
    IN CLASS EXERCISE
    1) INSECTS ROBOT

    2) SIMPLE SLIDER-CRANK MECHANISM


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    guys!

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