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Autodesk Inventor: Part 1 Creating a Part

Autodesk Inventor: Part 1 Creating a Part. Inventor is used to design 3D models of the parts we design and allows us visualize what the robot will look like once it is build. PowerPoint by: Danica Chang. Getting Started. Open Inventor Press Run Autodesk Inventor, then press Next.

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Autodesk Inventor: Part 1 Creating a Part

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  1. Autodesk Inventor: Part 1Creating a Part Inventor is used to design 3D models of the parts we design and allows us visualize what the robot will look like once it is build. PowerPoint by: Danica Chang

  2. Getting Started • Open Inventor • Press Run Autodesk Inventor, then press Next

  3. Creating a Part • To create a part, open a new Standard.ipt, then press OK • Create a 2D sketch of the part using the tools on the left hand side of the screen

  4. General Dimension • Using General Dimension, specify the length of each each component of the sketch • Once you are done, press the button at the top of the screen

  5. 3D Mode • Now you are in 3D mode. • The 2 most useful buttons you will need to use are Extrude and Hole • Extrude: adds depth to the sketch • Hole: creates a hole

  6. Extrude • To Extrude, press and highlight the portion of the sketch you would like to extrude. • Indicate the length and direction you want your part to extend • Then press OK • To rotate the part, press on the top of the screen

  7. Hole • To make a hole, you must first make another sketch to place this feature on. • Rotate to face the side you want to put a hole in • Press and press the face that you want the sketch to be on. • In the sketch, use to indicate where the center of the hole should be. (don’t forget to use ) • Once you are done with the sketch, press

  8. Hole continued… • Now press • Indicate which holes you would like to drill • Then determine length and diameter of the hole. • Press OK

  9. There are many other features that Inventor offers. Feel free to try all of the different tools. We have only covered the most frequently used tools. • In the next Inventor lesson, we will learn to put multiple parts together to create an assembly.

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