Autodesk Inventor Fundamentals - Basics of Part Modeling Chapter 6
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- In this video series, Autodesk Technical Evangelist Rob Cohee introduces new users to Autodesk Inventor. Making the Most of Your 30 Day Trial is targeted at users new to 3D design. Basics of Part Modeling covers basic sketching, navigation, and basic 3D modeling.
Rob, Excellent tutorials. You are great teacher. I made this part no in fifteen minutes, but two hours. This is my first one!
Muchas gracias senor, es usted un perron para trabajar con Inventor. Felicidades!
I just downloaded Inventor 2013 Professional (student) w/ 3yr. license and your tutorials are awesome! Thanks for taking the time to do these.
Rob YOU ARE THE MAN. Thanks for giving me confidence in how to survive INVENTOR.
Thanks ROB
I like your commenting, as for me a beginner, you did really gave a lot of information :)
Thanks again !
10 of 10 for all tutorials!!!
Rob, thanks a lot for all your lessons. You´re great, talking about Autodesk Inventor.
Congratulations.
Best regards: João Carvalho. From Abrantes - Portugal. God bless you.
Great teacher. I would like to see more video's on the the other features. Showing how to use them.
Excellent Tutorial, Clear, Organized, Coherent... Love your tutorials
Thanks Rob for the tutorials.
You are a great teacher!!
I want to have all of your knowledge in my head, now. :)
thx rob ur the rockstar of inventor
Thanks alot man. You have saved me!
What kind of products do you intend to model? Inventor shouldn't be any problem once you know NX or any other CAD software. I also know Solid Edge, and trust me, all CAD software share the most important things. Once you deeply know one of them, the others are easy to get used to.
well done!
@MySniperfi ok pocket drummer i figured it out when you click the tutorial link and it takes yo to the website click the little plus button next to the tutorials tab then click the little plus button next to the inventor tutorials tab after that click the little plus button next to the projects tab then you will see a tab that says "about this tutorial" click on that, it will then take you to a diffrent page. in the first paragraph there will be a link click on that and download and follow the
@Kid2Lt hush ur mouth. Im sure hes commentary helps alot of people, especially when u dont know what he did then u can revert back and listen. I know it helped me significantly and hes tutorials are what is driving me towards the engineering category in my life. Good Job Rob, this program was confusing after using blender, but you sure made it simple. :-)
Thank you sr.
Not going to lie, from watching the first 3 parts i didn't see much difference between inventor and straight up AutoCAD for 3D modeling but when I saw how quick and easily you could place a threaded hole, it was obvious. The only thing was you didn't rotate or move the part itself during the rendering process (such as having the part lie on its side, as it realistically look when placed down) could you still do that in inventor or is it prevented by the axis plane?
I need the designer here in Guadalajara, Mexico and it must be Autodesk Inventor trainned. I don't know NX Unigraphics............
@MySniperfi inscturcions for the installationa and then go back to robs tutorials and it should worl from there plz tell me if this helped
Mr. Cohee, I live in Guadalajara, Mexico and it has been very hard for me to find a company or person that knows Autodesk Inventor 2012 inside out!!!! Would you be able to direct me to a distributor here or something of the like??? I have several ideas for diferent products and need a designer such as yourself. I thank you in advance for your consideration!!! Fernando.
I don't think Inventor 2014 has the tutorials that you mentioned.
it does; menu bar > getting started > videos and tutorials Enjoy! :)
EDIT: You may have to download here: usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/index?siteID=123112&id=21952055
@PocketDrummer i have the same problem i was fine up till here though someone plz help!!!!!
Are you offering a job? I'm a Designer. I don't use Autodesk Inventor but NX Unigraphics.
Mr Cohee
can i have your email please because i want to ask you about some problem that is facing me in a design
and thanks alot for those videos