Autodesk Inventor VS SolidWorks - Which is FASTER?
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- MATCH 4-BATTLE 1 - Autodesk Inventor VS SolidWorks- Which is FASTER? - Chadwick VS chrisbco
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GG guys. That was a really exciting round!
yeah these guys are perfectly matched!!
Hello everybody, i am from Angola i would like to participate how can i do ?
Please i wanna participate
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I want to participate, i am from Angola i am good student of Mechanical Drawing
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I've used both and Inventor is "faster" with some commands because it simply copied what SW does and tweaked a bit. The command for extrude boss or cut boss is in the same command.
However, Inventor could not copy SW's simple file system(part, assembly and drawing), but instead needs(project, part, assembly, presentation w/representation(supposed to be configurations), and drawing). Also, on large assemblies Inventor tends to tumble like house of cards. So I would not use Inventor for any professional machinery designer with hundreds of parts. I also hate how inventor uses the term "constraint" for both sketch control and assembly control. I do like the "color" feature of Inventor for part file.
Nice - We had an inventor user win the WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP a few years ago! Gerben!!!!!!!!!
Hello Everyone, Please I will like to participate from the program. Am a mechanical design engineer. conversate with Autodesk inventor.
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Come on SW guy. Overlapping the rib from the "top view" is sloppy.
What if rib was thicker than 5mm? Now you must create a parallelogram or trapezoid sketch.
Using, [draft] command was smart, but a "brute force"/"not efficient" way that is an "additional" command used.
Do this: Use a single extrude command:
a.) Sketch plane = front edge of part. Just like shown in the front view of the drawing.
b.) Sketch a triangle: dim to edge, 45 deg and "PIERCE" constraint in corner.
c.) Extrude: [from=offset=20] [blind=5]
Done:
i.) no additional [draft] command, or overlapping sloppy sketch. SW guy
ii.) Same to you Inventor guy. Sloppy "over sketching". However, you did offset extrusion. Good. However, you fk'd up with "full round fillet". Pay attention to the drawing.
Inventor gives you the edge with "multiple" extrude and cut operations in that one extrude command. What happened?
Most of you guys may not be familiar with "pierce" constraint unless you do a lot of sweeping, lofting and surfacing.
Pierce is key and always from a "point" to a "line". In some cases, you can use "coincident" command but in most cases is misleading, unreliable and frustrating.
Nice - I like these suggestions!
Says the armchair captain hindsight who's not in any competitions nor who's won any ....