If the holes are going to be the same, I prefer to create one first, and then select the round pattern command and use an axis. But good video though. I didn't know you could do it this way also.
One thing I do not get.. In rhino I can make lots of geometry and Extrude one plane no matter.. I tried out this now in Inventor. Made circle, madethe holes in the circle that is going to be in the part, so, After done with the sketching I wanted to extrude the one surface with the holes in it.. Didnt work... Why?
Seth Ponders is one hunk of a man, i want him for myself
Sounds gay
Thank you for the video. Very helpful for those who are switching to Inventor...
What program were you using?
@@SethPonder5 T-Flex CAD and Varicad
Who’s in Engineering class rn? 😂😂🤷🏼♂️
NateGoesViral I am and Seth ponder is the goat
If the holes are going to be the same, I prefer to create one first, and then select the round pattern command and use an axis. But good video though. I didn't know you could do it this way also.
I love u Seth ponder u most be mine
One thing I do not get.. In rhino I can make lots of geometry and Extrude one plane no matter.. I tried out this now in Inventor. Made circle, madethe holes in the circle that is going to be in the part, so, After done with the sketching I wanted to extrude the one surface with the holes in it.. Didnt work... Why?
For that, did you use my ptlw site to do it?
Thank you so much
Rookie mistake. “And the sad thing is I’m not a rookie.”
these holes will help me make a burger that doesnt have dirt from shoes,(hint i wont clean it i will cut away the dirt)
Hi
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