How to put a dome on a cylinder | Autodesk Inventor
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- Quick tip, using loft to put a dome on the end of a cylinder, quick and easy mate quick and easy and boom now you know!
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Wow thanks man, that's epic. I'm still going, I'm way too deep into this now to stop any time soon!
Glad to hear :)
I second what he said, u've been of immense help😊
That was short and simple thank you so much
Hi from California! You are awesome. Learning so much from this channel as well.
I didn't even know that I didn't know how to do that before I saw this video! These videos have been super useful over the past few months!
Thanks for taking the time to make and post this video. I was looking to do just this (of course) but also learned you can drag a plane from a surface for a new sketch. Wish I'd known that all along. Handy. I'm informal user and not formally trained and had missed that feature. Thanks again.
Thanks for the video!
That's something they should add as a standalone option. Like in SolidWorks.
Thank you so much, literally just spent hours trying to figure this out *works in fusion360 too...
That is super handy! The quick tip video is a nice idea too.
You can make the dome tangent on the cylinder end as well if you are looking for a smooth transition. It can also be weighted to change the curve.
Thanks, I just thinking about how to do similar object
Thank you mate
awesome and cool vid thanks for sharing
Hey this is great and are you still going to do the every button explained videos. Also thanks for the videos I've learned a lot and now I'm the best in Inventor at school.
Thank you bro !
Thank you a lot!
Great video.
very nice!
Nice vid, mate...
Very nice
Please do you have project we can use it as exercise
Hey Mate I really like you videos you are awesome QUESTION
on a sheet metal part if you have 2 parts when you put a rip in there
When I go to flat pattern I get 1 part how do I switch to the second part thanks
How do you make a hollow dome?
For this particular video... What keys do you use for the orbit movement? They look so smooth:(
3d Mouse.
Cool
How much space would I need on a NAS to store a 3d car assembly?
There is no answer to that, depends how much of the car is modelled and using what program. I have a car assembly and it's around 1GB but others could be smaller
Красава , уважаю без хуйни как говорится
huh ????