Creating Realistic Knurling on the Cylindrical Surface (Autodesk Inventor Tutorial)

This Autodesk Inventor video tutorial demonstrates the way to create realistic looking knurling on a cylindrical face in Autodesk Inventor.
The model displayed in the video is used as a component in the assembly of Pipe Wrench created earlier by us.
..........................................................
The modelling process of Pipe wrench can be watched on following the link... • Pipe Wrench (Autodesk ...
.........................................................
The video covers the application of 2D sketching, 3D features like Coil, Circular Pattern, Revolve and Mirror.
Get the file required to complete this tutorial by visiting the following link:--
niveshandnisheeth.blogspot.in/...
...................................................................................
Our motive to upload this video is to show our workability/experience and to share my knowledge with the viewers and learners
.....................................................................................................
Visit the following link to watch the basic tutorial on Autodesk Inventor by us
• Autodesk Inventor Basi...
.........................................................................
To watch detailed tutorials on the same software visit the following link
• 3-D Parametric Solid M...
..........................................................................................
Hope all of you enjoyed the tutorial. If you find the video useful please like it and share it with your friends/colleagues and do not forget to subscribe us to get latest updates about our new uploads.
ruclips.net/user/niveshand...
....................................................................................................
Dear Viewers if you like our work and wanted to support us, to keep continuing the good work, then become a patron of ours at ‘Patreon’ site. Patreon is a simple way for you to contribute to the creator’s work every month/ every time they release their new work and get rewards in return. Please visit the following link to know all about our work and what we are offering as the reward to our patrons…
/ nisheethsri
....................................................................................................
#AutodeskInvetor #Inventor #cad #design #engineering #engineer #modeling #mechanicalengineering #engineeringlife

[@niveshandnisheeth]

We have added captions in this video time from 00:00:00 to 00:08:32.

[@standard_tuning]

I've seen so many bad tutorials. This is NOT one of them!! Brief, yet comprehensive, and no time wasted. Great job!

[@leoblazer74]

You, pretty much, taught me to use Inventor. Thank you.

[@3dkiwi920]

Thank you kindly good Sir, greetings from New Zealand!

[@VinokDesign]

thank you! my computer LOVES the computing needed to do this :D

[@carlbengtsson8233]

Brilliant video, thanks a bunch

[@davescott8148]

Great video, showed me at a pace that made it easy to follow and comprehend.

[@niveshandnisheeth]

+Dave Scott It is good to know that our work is beneficial for you.

[@danghoaivu3290]

Nice video, i really like

[@MarioGonzalez-kt8bd]

GRACIAS!!

[@DerekSavich]

Excellent video! Thank you for sharing!

[@niveshandnisheeth]

Derek Savich You are welcome.

[@MorganOliff]

Fantastic work! I have been creating knurls this way for some time now, but your way of constraining the initial geometry to a 5° area was really helpful when it was time to make the circular pattern of exactly 72!

[@niveshandnisheeth]

Thanks for the appreciation.

[@thecorbies2521]

Excellent video, and no disrespect to John, but yours is wayyy better and looks totally real. Probably because the model accurately reflects the way the tool would knurl the material. Regards Mark in the UK

[@zafariqbal4818]

THANKS

[@marcelorinaldi1981]

Thanks! Good job!

[@niveshandnisheeth]

+Marcelo Rinaldi You are welcome.

[@Antagorn]

Good job, thanks you for this idea

[@niveshandnisheeth]

Welcome 😊

[@AfterEffectsProject]

Thank pro :D

[@niveshandnisheeth]

Welcome.

[@marcm504]

This video saved my life. Thank YOU!!!! How long have you guys been using AutoCAD inventor? do you have any tips on becoming a profession inventor designer?

[@niveshandnisheeth]

+Marc Melrose We are using it from more than 6 years. Just work hard and spend as much time as on working on it.

[@huntakila]

just being curious, what is you PC specs? because i see the inventor run very smooth

[@niveshandnisheeth]

i3 processor, a 64bit operating system with 8gb of ram.

[@seniorshimhanda5690]

W.O.W.

[@benhamin3d]

why these guys are always so serious?

[@eduardoaguileraruiz3101]

I need to do the knurling on a curved surface, Can you help me?

[@niveshandnisheeth]

Take help from official Autodesk Forum. You will get assistance there. We also use it for our problems.

[@andresalexanderspirowkaput4679]

You know this is, computational speaking, too complicated. Add simply a texture, stamp the shit, and done.
However, thanks for the idea.

[@michaeldieringer1671]

well to be honest… I thinks it was easy enough :-)
Thanks for sharing!