As engineers, we always have to stay at the top of our game. Part of that arduous task means being the best Inventor user we can be. Sometimes, however, we don’t want to spend hours watching tutorials or learning how to do something new. That’s where we come in.
We’ve assembled ten tips and tricks that you may or may not know about that will help you improve how you use inventor and shave a little bit of time off of your design process.
Steve and Mike’s Autodesk Inventor Weldments class from Autodesk University las Vegas 2019 is now available on Autodesk University Online.
Click here for the video, handout, presentation, and dataset:
https://www.autodesk.com/autodesk-university/class/Get-Your-Welders-and-Designers-Connected-20-Plus-Tips-Using-Welds-Inventor-2019
MFG323109 Get Your Welders and Designers Connected (20-Plus Tips for Creating Weldments in Inventor)
By Mike Hilvers &
If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably used the sheet metal face command thousands of times to create simple extrusions to start your sheet metal parts. And while there’s nothing wrong with using the command that way, you may be missing out on half of that commands full potential to create more complex designs faster and with fewer features.
Anastasia RogersAutodesk University 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada finished up last month. That means you’ll have to wait until next year to experience the thrills of learning Inventor in the entertainment capital of the world. However, you don’t have to wait until next year to experience the Inventor classes taught at AU – all thanks to Autodesk University’s online class database.
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