Last updated 1/2019 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 4.61 GB | Duration: 7h 45m Learn Autodesk Inventor including part design, sketching, assembly & drafting with practice examples
What you'll learn create different sketch profiles like lines, circles, rectangles,splines etc. create 3D models with commands like extrude, sweep, blend, pattern etc. Learn to create the complex structures and surfaces using surface modelling features create assembly of different part and components create drawing of parts to insert different types of views Requirements software required: Autodesk Inventor 2019 or any older version Description Autodesk Inventor is 3D computer aided design (CAD) software developed by Autodesk corporation .it is one of the most widely used CAD software in the world. In this course, you will learn about all the basics to advanced tools and commands of the Inventor. Main contents of this course are as following 2D Sketches & drawingsCreate 3D models Advanced Surfacing to design complex partsDrafting and DrawingAssembly of components This course introduces the fundamentals of Inventor CAD software for the creation of both parts and assemblies.You will learn the complete Inventor software from scratch to pro.This course focuses on all important tools and also the best approach and logic to use those tools and commands in Complex modelling.Anyone who wants to learn Autodesk Inventor can take this course, no prior experience is required.You will get all drawings / exercise files used to prepare this course Overview Section 1: Introduction to Inventor Lecture 1 Course Content Lecture 2 How to Download and Install Lecture 3 User Interface of Inventor Lecture 4 Import and Export Files Lecture 5 Navigate using View Cube Lecture 6 Navigation Toolbar Section 2: Sketch Basic Tools Lecture 7 Line Lecture 8 Rectangle Lecture 9 Circle Lecture 10 Arcs Lecture 11 Selection Slots Section 3: Sketch Edit Tools Lecture 12 Modify Sketch 1 Lecture 13 Modify Sketch 2 Lecture 14 Text Lecture 15 Fillet and Chamfer Lecture 16 Mirror Section 4: Constraints and dimensions Lecture 17 Manual Constraints Lecture 18 Manual Constraint 02 Lecture 19 Auto Constraints Lecture 20 Sketch Pattern Lecture 21 Adding Dimensions in Sketches Lecture 22 Dimension Parameters Lecture 23 Insert and Format Tabs Section 5: Basic Tools 3D Lecture 24 Introduction to 3D Lecture 25 Extrude Lecture 26 Extrude to Reference Lecture 27 Extrude in Planes Lecture 28 Revolve Feature Lecture 29 Sweep Tool Lecture 30 Model Browser Lecture 31 Practice Model 1 Section 6: Work Features Lecture 32 Work Planes Lecture 33 Axis Lecture 34 Datum Point and UCS Lecture 35 Loft Feature Lecture 36 Loft along Guide Lecture 37 Practice Model 2 Section 7: Editing Features 3D Lecture 38 Fillet Lecture 39 Chamfer Lecture 40 Hole Lecture 41 Draft Lecture 42 Emboss Lecture 43 Ribs Lecture 44 Shell Lecture 45 Threads Section 8: Curves and Pattern Lecture 46 Coil Lecture 47 Rectangular Pattern Lecture 48 Sketch Patterns Lecture 49 Circular Pattern Lecture 50 Project Curves Lecture 51 Mirror Feature Lecture 52 Equation and bridge Curves Lecture 53 Assign Colour and Material Lecture 54 3D Sketches Section 9: Model Lecture 55 Model 3 Lecture 56 Model 4 Lecture 57 Model 5 Section 10: Surface Lecture 58 Extrude Surface Lecture 59 Trim Surface Lecture 60 Extend Thicken Offset Surface Lecture 61 Stitch Surface Lecture 62 Patch and Ruled Surface Lecture 63 Sculp Surface Lecture 64 Model Surf Section 11: Assembly Lecture 65 Intro to Assembly Lecture 66 Place Component to Assembly Lecture 67 Mate Constraints Lecture 68 Angle Mate Lecture 69 Insert Mate Lecture 70 Transition Mate Lecture 71 Rigid Joint Lecture 72 Rotation and Cylinder Joint Lecture 73 Assemble constraints Lecture 74 Top down Approach in Assembly Lecture 75 Piston Head Assy Section 12: Drawing Lecture 76 Intro to Drawings Lecture 77 Insert Views Lecture 78 Section Views Lecture 79 Auxiliary Views Lecture 80 Detailed Views Lecture 81 Break Views Lecture 82 Insert Dimensions Lecture 83 Generate Bill of Material Lecture 84 Insert Balloons Mechanical Graduates,Design Engineers,Industrial professionals,CAD draughtsman