Autodesk Inventor 2014

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Autodesk Inventor Essentials 2014

Learning Autodesk Inventor 2014


In this Guide
Getting Started
Autodesk Inventor User Interface
View Manipulation
Designing Parametric Parts

Basic Sketching Techniques


Creating 2D Sketches
Geometric Constraints
Dimensioning Sketches

Basic Shape Design


Creating Basic Sketched Features
Intermediate Sketching
Editing Parametric Parts
3D Grip Editing
Creating Work Features
Creating Basic Swept Shapes

Detailed Shape Design


Creating Chamfers and Fillets
Creating Holes and Threads
Patterning and Mirroring Features
Creating Thin-Walled Parts

Designing and Documenting Product Families

Ipart configuration
iAssembly Configurations
Using and Managing iAssembly Configurations
Documenting iAssembly Configurations

Assembly Design Overview


Designing Assemblies
Using Project Files in Assembly Designs

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

Interacting with an Assembly


Identifying Parts in an Assembly
Analysis and Motion Tools
Presenting Your Assembly

Basic View Creation


Drawing Creation Environment
Base and Projected Views
Section Views
Detail Views
Crop Views
Managing Views

Dimensions, Annotations, and Tables


Automated Dimensioning Techniques
Manual Dimensioning Techniques
Annotating Holes and Threads
Creating Centerlines, Symbols, and Leaders
Revision Tables and Tags

Annotating Assembly Drawings


Assembly-Centric Bill of Materials
Creating and Customizing Parts Lists
Creating Balloons

Drawing Standards and Resources


Setting Drawing Standards
Drawing Resources

Note: The suggested class duration is a guideline. Topics and duration may be modified by the instructor based upon the knowledge and
skill level of the class participants.

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