Cadsen 3D Inventor Tutorials Cutting Holes in Assemblies

Autodesk Inventor Tutorials. A friend asked me to show him the best way to copy holes from one part to another in Autodesk Inventor. I decided to make a video showing one way I like to do that. In this video we create two simple parts. One with holes the other with out holes. We join them to gether in an assembly and use the part that has holes to cut holes in the part that does not have holes.
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[@greasyHands66]

Very informative, thank you.

[@sobhan5613]

Thanks, very informative video :)

[@CAFGOAT]

Very good, thank you!

[@YasinNabi]

i found this channel very interesting and enjoyed watching your contents... thanks for the share. a fellow creator. subbed and liked...

[@robbbarrett6430]

thankyou for that .a very nice bite size tutorial and answwred a question I have been having . Robb

[@GenaEnSamIAm]

Thank you! This video helped me a lot tonight!

[@pepijnvankampen2806]

excactly what i needed brillliant thanks

[@norhanfathy6816]

thank you verrrrrry much 😍😍

[@rockandmeatroll]

Thank you so much, Best to do know the right way to do things to avoid overwork.

[@rockandmeatroll]

just used both methods putting together a sliding sash window, thank you.

[@tjanicsek]

Tons of like !

[@ravifernando1637]

Will you be able to teach us how to use a part created in one assembly to a completly diffenrent assembly and rename that part differently. also a different viedio about inverntor 2016 file management. (thanks for this video. it is very clear because you showing all the setps very slowly) thanks again I am a inventor learning student.

[@michaelfitton4645]

This is exactly what I needed to know! You have just cut my work time of measuring hole centres and lining up from edges, by about half!
I like inventor, but some of its features are really clunky. There is no reason at all that holing an assembly shouldn't alter the parts, why else would a designer do it? Just there is no reason that geometry created on a flat part should vanish on a folded part!? Or angular constraint races need 3 clicks? Loads of weird little flaws...