Frame Cut Lists & Good Practice Frame Design/Management | Autodesk Inventor
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2024
- Bit of a long and detailed one this one! Looking at how you can take a frame made up of different sized members, and combine them into a single length for purchasing. Autodesk Inventor tutorial!
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The content you create is amazing. The workflow is such an issue sometimes for the most simple task. Thank you for clarifying how this works. Autodesk leaves a lot to the imagination sometimes.
It is always informative to watch your videos.
Thank you for creating this video! Learning a lot.
Thanks for the video, it has been very instructive about everything that I have finally learned to do the summation of linear meters of the profiles, I know that the partials of each piece could also be put on the list, Thanks
Very interesting Neil. Thanks. Jim.
special and detailed
Thank you
Great video. Thanks you very much.
As someone on the recieving end of a drawing like this, I would HATE! you to do a cutting list like that. Doesn't matter to me what the overall usage of material is. I want the length of each piece. Makes my job a lot easier when fabricating. It is afterall a cutting list, not a totals list ;)
I agree with you. Inventor let you set length per part or group together as an overall length.
Overall length good for quick purchased but manufacture they love to see each part each length.
too bad Inventor not giving the user an easy option to switch this feature.
Great videos. Could you expand on this one with cutting lengths and cut details in the parts list.....more of a cutting list really!
Great video
This is where SOLIDWORKS dominates, at the moment. their weldments works very well. Although there are a lot of improvements that could be made to it.
The Isometric View in that drawing must have been designed by Escher.... melting my brain.
I stared at it for a solid few minutes
thank you
Great video! Could you do one with bolted connections instead of welded corners? I am just learning inventor and attempting to design a small hydraulic press. Thanks :)
Always look forward to seeing your videos Neil, your videos have always helped me out. i think one of your early frame generator videos was where i came across your channel. i have always found frame generator in Inventor a real pain compared to solid works, but i am an Inventor user. i just wish Inventor would adapt to the way solidworks uses Weldments and 3d sketches
What's the main differences in weldments and 3d sketches?
Thanks for the reply Neil, it’s the user interface is far better on 3d sketches and the user experience it’s hard to explain in words and same with weldments it’s just better in solidworks, I am a big believer of your Channel and pleased don’t think this is a dig as all of your videos have been very helpful and useful and your is the best Autodesk inventor videos on the whole of RUclips.
No no I'm actually genuinely just curious to know what it's like on the other side, funnily enough Solidworks won't let me play with their toys so it's a bit of a mystery to me what its like over on the dark side ;-)
"Solidworks won't let me play with their toys" Nobody gets to play with their toys unless you pony up the dough, or you go back to university and provide them with a transcript or ID. In the current environment it's a short sighted business model that's probably going to cost hem.
Wow that’s really harsh Neil that solidworks won’t let you near there product. Weldments in solidworks as it’s called is all done in one environment I.e create a sketch then move to the weldment tabs and then click your frame members, inventor asked you to save a frame skeleton solidworks doesn’t and all the frame sections are done in one menu with multiple functions. You then have the opinion to then turn them into parts. In simple terms, solidworks has more functionality but inventor has a better user interface. Becuase I can use
Both if I would to choice what software to design a frame gen or do 3d sketches I would use solidworks, and I could honestly say you would if you had the chance to have ago
Sir, now expand on this. Use "reuse part" show how much of a nightmare that situation is and can be. Oh, and if you happen to make a mistake and need to change the size but you really need to use that same "filename" ....banging head on desk now.....
Excellent video as always sir.
Make simpler,: Discourage people to do it in the way you explained.!
we need to add a column with cost that takes the length of stock multiplied to a cost per foot or inch. That would be co cool and actually useful.
Thanks mate for all your amazing vids, though I can’t watch this one right now as it’s Friday night!
great video.
Please! Make video about hierarchy in large assemblies, when many parts depend on each other.
why the inventor is so much worse than solidworks and does not have a boolean operation in the assembly that affects the part itself. realization in fusion 360 in my opinion very well, but in general it's still worse than the inventor
Not sure if you saw my comment on the previous video, but this video was the answer to all my questions. Just watching you go through the process of manipulating the parts list helped a ton. Does that custom style persist across all projects?
Yep I did :) The custom style will persist across all your projects if you save it into the style library... I think I did that at the end of the video... if not, I've done a vid on how to manage the style library already. Alternatively you can just open your IDW template and create the table within that... that's probably the easier option for people who might not work in offices with other people!
I would like to see a video on BOM structure assembly level. I need individual frames in my cutlist. I am sorting profiles by G_L for length. this way I can get plate thicknesses aswell so long as I name the dimension G_L and export it. BUT. The cutlist gets an "incompatible units error" fromt he frame generator as soon as I notch, trim or extend any frame member that has an identical length same profile PRIOR to CUTDETAIL trimming. I can't find info anywhere.
muito bom
But what about material optimisation? If I need 10 lengths at 2.5 meters it would tell me I need 25 meters total. Now I tell my requisitions department to order 25 linear meters but the bar lengths are 4 meters long. Being smart they go ahead and order 7 bars at 4 meters, which would give me 3 extra meters. But the problem is I need 10 bars at 4 meters, because each bar has 1.5 meters of waste.
Inventor needs a 1D nesting Add in!
I keep getting errors or warnings when I save saying that I am working on something outside of the project space. What did I do?
Why don't you make the skeleton model in the surface?
How do I create the parts list style when I want to group items with the same length. So I would have:
NR / LENGTH / ITEM_QTY
1...4 / 600mm / 4
5...10 / 800mm / 5
But all of them are from the same aluminum profile. By default it is just showing:
NR / LENGTH / ITEM_QTY
1 / 600mm / 4
5 / 800mm / 5
But that just looks weird because it seems like items nr 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 are not listed. Especially if I have them displayed in the balloons.
two years later - DID you ever find an answer? Thanks
Hi..
I have noticed, weight is not mentioned? It will be very useful to shown this.
Is there any way to get individual member lengths with their end miters for all end treatments including trim to face and trim to frame, I know you can get miter information using the custom property "CutDetail" , but that doesn't work for trim to face or frame only "miter"?
Erm, wait a week, it might work in weeks time when something new comes out!
@@Neil3D- Your videos rock! By chance did you make a video on cutlist detail, like angles and whatnot? THANK YOU!
It would be nice if AutoDesk would add in a prefix/suffix field within the filenaming window, so we don't need "2 days" to copy and paste. They have it for mirroring etc., how could the lose sight of this for frame generator?
They put that into Vault, it can be done but it's a Vault Workgroup/Professional feature unfortunately
By default it lists every single frame... not for me. It seems impossible to list the individual frames. It is just adding everything up in the quantity and in the unit quantity column it says "VARIES" I have been messing with this the whole evening. I need custom frames to show up correctly. For some reason the ISO frames add up the individual frame member lengths but the custom frames just show "VARIES" !?
noice
(Я понимаю, что Вы никогда не видели производство по обработке металла), но Почему вы не показываете угол реза для производства.. (Вот если Вам дать металлическу ферму 100 метров без углов реза, то Вы ее не соберете... ВЫ ЭТО ПОНИМАЕТЕ ИЛИ НЕТ?
Why don't you use "weldment" and let the ERP sort out that the frame needs to be purchased? "Weldment" opens a whole lot of other functions in combination with Vault.
Solidworks user here and sorry to say it but that was pretty painful to watch. So much faffing around, especially with all the different files and naming etc. It's like it's not really geared up for designing with structural members. Good clear video though.
Hi, is it possible to speak, more slow in the Video
I have to switch from solidworks to Inventor .... so far inventor is just sooooooooo rubbish ....
Hi Neil! 6:17 I've been renaming frame members since I remember (for other reason) but the "Display Name" doesn't change automatically like in your video. What gives??