Respectfully, it might be your lack of oxygen by virtue of your wearing a sheep's mask. Research hypoxia please. Covid is a LIE. A 99.8% recovery/survival rate does NOT equal pandemic. You've all been lied to and you need to wake up. Your television is lying to you. Please wake up.
thanks for sharing mate, just started trying to learn inventor last week and this has been the most helpful intro vid i have watched. is there any chance you could do a bit covering changing units and how you get an object to snap to a center line or axis at some stage please.
@@AutodeskMFG I have browsed the website but it's not very clear, tbh. I watched a 'get started' video but it was waaay to fast and complicated already. Is there a video that is basically a 'step 2'?
Thanks, Sir. Very helpful video. I wanted to design a palm of the hand for a robot, I have been stuck with it like a week. could you do a video about it
Thank you finally figured out how to turn the thing
on.
hahhaahha same
How?
What i need to click on?
Respectfully, it might be your lack of oxygen by virtue of your wearing a sheep's mask. Research hypoxia please. Covid is a LIE. A 99.8% recovery/survival rate does NOT equal pandemic. You've all been lied to and you need to wake up. Your television is lying to you. Please wake up.
@@christopherlaskoski189 do you even know what pandemic means?🤔
A video that does exactly what the title says!! Thank you for sharing. Great starter vid.
We're glad to hear it's been helpful for you😃
thanks for sharing mate, just started trying to learn inventor last week and this has been the most helpful intro vid i have watched. is there any chance you could do a bit covering changing units and how you get an object to snap to a center line or axis at some stage please.
This was very insightful and easy to understand! Thank you. I can't wait to try this tutorial out. I just don't know where to buy the software.
We can help with that :) Here's the link: www.autodesk.com/products/inventor/subscribe
@@AutodeskMFG Thank you!
Can we use this designs on 3D printing machines
Mauricio De La Barrera yes
Absolutely! But you must convert the files into an stl file to print.
Use the preview 3d print feature and convert it to an stl then use what ever slicer you like.
thanks for teaching me
Good
What is the difference between autocad and autodesk inventor... Both seem pretty much same....
Maybe a little too late but autocad is mainly for architectural stuff and is mainly 2d and inventor is for mechanical engineering
@@ttvgoosethecat1232 autocad for sketches 2d and 3d
Inventor specifically for modelling
This tutorial was fanstastic. Is there any more in this series?
Have you checked out the tutorials on the Autodesk Knowledge Network? See here: knowledge.autodesk.com/support/inventor/learn
@@AutodeskMFG I have browsed the website but it's not very clear, tbh. I watched a 'get started' video but it was waaay to fast and complicated already. Is there a video that is basically a 'step 2'?
Excellent Basics. Now where can I find the next video, and the rest of your series?
Try here: www.autodesk.com/campaigns/inventor-trial-center
Thanks, Sir. Very helpful video. I wanted to design a palm of the hand for a robot, I have been stuck with it like a week. could you do a video about it
Thanks mate
Thanks a lot!
🙌
Hi James, thanks for your video with Inventor 2018. :)
These are definitely the basics!
Hello my goal in life is to invent some stuff the build it than sell it wish me luck
Omg I love this ❤️❤️❤️
Yay 😃
Y you have not constrainted sketch.
thats a good sign imo
very nice thxs
thnks you lot for good explanation
Thanks Shahir 😃
great video
We're so glad to hear you found it useful 😁
How did you turn the object around? What i need to click on?
shift + click down mouse wheel then move
@@CharlieMay16 wahhh.. Thank you so much my friend. 😊👍👍👍👍
thank you
What about fully defining the sketches
You always fully define a sketch, unless you're planning on using adaptivity later on in your design process. 😊
What's the app name?
me when
So, I guess I know more about inventor than the creators