CAD Autodesk Inventor Basics: Beginner Crash Course

CAD Autodesk Inventor Basics: Beginner Crash Course, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 42 lectures, based on 18 reviews, and has 51 subscribers.

You will learn about How to navigate the Autodesk Inventor interface How to use an array of 2D & 3D sketch tools to create and manipulate models and sketches How to save and manage Inventor related files in a organised and tidy way How to best setup your device for the use of Inventor How to create parts and assemblies for engineering drawings How to use almost every tool in the 2D, 3D and Draughting enviroments. How to take your models and display them in a drawing clearly for its creation in real life You will put together a typical workshop vice, creating all the parts, assemblies and drawings for it This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is designed for beginner to intermediate students looking to build a strong foundation of which they can further there CAD skills and CAD career with. It is particularly useful for This course is designed for beginner to intermediate students looking to build a strong foundation of which they can further there CAD skills and CAD career with.

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Summary

Title: CAD Autodesk Inventor Basics: Beginner Crash Course

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 42

Number of Published Lectures: 42

Number of Curriculum Items: 46

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 46

Original Price: £49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to navigate the Autodesk Inventor interface
How to use an array of 2D & 3D sketch tools to create and manipulate models and sketches
How to save and manage Inventor related files in a organised and tidy way
How to best setup your device for the use of Inventor
How to create parts and assemblies for engineering drawings
How to use almost every tool in the 2D, 3D and Draughting enviroments.
How to take your models and display them in a drawing clearly for its creation in real life
You will put together a typical workshop vice, creating all the parts, assemblies and drawings for it

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for beginner to intermediate students looking to build a strong foundation of which they can further there CAD skills and CAD career with.

Target Audiences

This course is designed for beginner to intermediate students looking to build a strong foundation of which they can further there CAD skills and CAD career with.

This course has been designed to be the most comprehensive learning tool for any beginner to pick up and start learning not only all the basics within the Autodesk Inventor software but to also gain a grasp on a wide range of the tools you’ll have at your disposal. On completion of the course you’re certain to have a better understanding of whats possible with the programme resulting in yourself being a invaluable asset in the CAD / Engineering industry.

Throughout the course you will learn how to take a 2D sketch and turn that into a 3D model, from there you can take this 3D model and convert it into a engineering drawing that can be used my machinists in the real world.

The course focuses on the tools you can use and where you will be typically using them, Your learning throughout the duration of the course will be solidified through the designing of a workshop vice. At the end of the course you will have a 3D model of the workshop vice including all of the parts and drawings that make this up, and a personalisable drawing border of which you can use in your own professional career.

About this course:

Follow along with our expert instructor in this training course to get:

6.0+ hours of HD video tutorial
Over 40 individual video lectures
Multiple Assignments
Full lifetime access

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What can Autodesk Inventor be used for?

Chapter 2: Setting up Inventor

Lecture 1: What settings and hardware should you use?

Lecture 2: Inventor File Formats, File Organisation and Changing Units

Chapter 3: Inventor User Interface

Lecture 1: Workspaces and the Home Screen

Lecture 2: Camera Movement and the Model Browser

Chapter 4: Learning & Understanding Sketch Tools

Lecture 1: Creating a Sketch and Basic Sketch Geometry

Lecture 2: Group Selecting

Lecture 3: More Sketch Creation Tools and Command Variations

Lecture 4: Fillets, Chamfers and the inserting Text boxes

Lecture 5: Nodes and Projecting Geometry explained

Lecture 6: Sketch Modification Commands

Lecture 7: Pattern Based Duplication

Chapter 5: Constraint tools and Constraining sketches for future editing

Lecture 1: Dimensional and Geometric Constraints

Lecture 2: The Dimension Command and Tips

Lecture 3: Geometric Constraint Tools

Lecture 4: Fully Defined Sketches

Chapter 6: Applying 3D creation tools to 2D sketches.

Lecture 1: Extruding and Revolving

Lecture 2: Further Create Tools

Lecture 3: Understanding Consumed Sketches

Lecture 4: Automatic Hole Command

Lecture 5: Modifying a 3D Model

Lecture 6: Quickly Editing with Direct Edit

Lecture 7: Pattern Driven Feature Duplication

Chapter 7: Placing and Utilizing Planes with other Tools

Lecture 1: What's a Plane?

Lecture 2: Origin Planes

Lecture 3: Placing and Using Planes

Chapter 8: Creating and Constraining Assemblies

Lecture 1: Placing Parts into an Assembly

Lecture 2: Assembly Constraint Commands

Chapter 9: Creating a Drawing Border including crucial information

Lecture 1: How to Open and Store a Drawing File

Lecture 2: Designing a drawing border (Follow Along)

Chapter 10: Placing and Manipulating Drawing Views

Lecture 1: Placing and Stylizing a Base View

Lecture 2: Projecting Aligned Views and Setting out a Drawing

Lecture 3: Further Drawing Views (Section, Detail and Break)

Chapter 11: Annotating Drawing Views using appropriate tools

Lecture 1: Dimension Tool

Lecture 2: Text Box Varieties and Drawing Symbols

Lecture 3: Sketching onto a Drawing

Chapter 12: Four Stroke Engine Practice Project

Lecture 1: Piston Head Parts

Lecture 2: Piston Head Assembly

Lecture 3: Piston Connector Rod

Lecture 4: Crank Shaft

Lecture 5: Four Stroke Engine Assembly

Instructors

Jordan Keech
Professional CAD Designer & Instructor

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