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Autodesk AUTOSKETCH 8 Service Manual (83 pages)


Brand: Autodesk | Category: Strollers | Size: 18.46 MB |

 

Table of contents

Autodesk Inventor

1

Autodesk Inventor® 8

2

Contents

4

System Requirements

8

Getting Started

12

Starting Autodesk Inventor

14

Starting with a Project

15

Starting Your First Assembly

16

The User Interface

16

The Panel Bar

17

The Browser

17

Sketching Your First Part

18

Adding Dimensions

20

Defining the Dimension Values

20

Entering the Third Dimension

21

Finishing the Sketch

22

Creating a Solid

22

Adding a Dimension Constraint

22

Zooming and Rotating

23

Saving the Model

24

Adding Design Details

25

Referencing Existing Geometry

26

Sketching the Bearing Shell

26

Adding Constraints

27

Checking the Sketch Visually

28

Creating the Bearing Shell

29

Reusing Sketches

30

Preparing for Holes

31

Cleaning Up

32

Creating a Production Drawing

33

Creating More Views

34

Adding a Section View

34

Shading a View

35

Making Revisions to the Part

36

Creating a Welded Assembly

39

Reusing Your Existing Design

41

Designing Fastening Holes

42

Mirroring the Hole

42

Filleting the Transition

43

Adding Tapped Holes

43

Mirroring the Tapped Hole

44

Designing a Lofted Part

44

Adding Another Component

44

Sketching the Lower Contour

46

Creating the Loft Feature

46

Creating a Thin-Walled Part

47

Creating an Adaptive Cutout

47

Making the Sketch Adaptive

48

Extruding the Cutout

48

Creating a Sheet Metal Design

49

Drawing Construction Lines

50

Designing Welded Assemblies

55

Creating a 3D Fillet Weld

56

Adding a Hole

57

Creating a Flat Pattern

58

Inserting the Fastener

60

Using Standard Parts

61

Positioning the Bolts

62

Animating the Assembly

63

Repositioning the Bolts

64

Repositioning the Upper Clamp

65

Opening an AutoCAD Drawing

66

Defining the Destination

67

Moving into 3D

68

Filleting the Hub

68

Reusing the Sketch

68

Designing a Rib

69

Adding Fillets to the Rib

69

Adding a Cutout to the Rim

70

Saving Your 3D Rim Design

71

Creating an Assembly Drawing

72

Starting a New Drawing

73

Generating the First View

73

Adding Balloons

74

Adding a Parts List

75

Conclusion

80