Autodesk Inventor Tips & Tricks - Subtracting One Solid From Another

This demonstration shows how to subtract one solid from another using Autodesk Inventor 2011. The commands used are Copy Object, Sculpt and Delete Face.

[@sandrosferrazza7481]

Inventor has slightly changed the dialogue boxes but everything pretty much the same. best super simple video thank you!

[@muhammadsameer883]

I specially signed in to say a big "THANKS" buddy. You saved a lot of my time

[@DesignDynamicTactical]

You just saved for an hour of manually cutting out a complex part! Thank you!

[@Newnarow]

Thanks! Just what I search for! :-)

[@AlonsoQuijanoP]

I can't thank you enough for uploading this tutorial :D

[@msupbhs]

You just saved me so much time. Thanks.

[@caafktda]

YES I NEEDED THIS
THANKS!

[@HoNau77]

Nice! Thx a lot!

[@louisrobbertze8192]

Helped me, thanks!!

[@43condordays]

I think this is the same thing with english narration: ruclips.net/video/LP4ArppuXno/видео.html

[@hartfordboothe7466]

Yes, thank you for pointing this out. I was looking for this video to watch again and found this sans audio...awful. So much better with the audio Thank you again.

[@Robskydaddle]

How would you do this in inventor 2023

[@Jacob369-on6kj]

well, try using split-function and select Solid within the tool to cut your sculpt out model.

[@symetriuk3946]

Glad we could help check out other videos, there is lots of useful information, follow us on twitter @symetritraining for more tips & tricks

[@allenhall678]

Wish there was audio here.

[@tepe09]

Thanks!
But that is not exactly what I was looking for.

[@criticalmassyyj]

some words would be nice