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Inventor R9 Advanced Part and Assembly Modeling
AutoCAD Training Overview

Inventor Advanced Part and Assembly Modeling is the second in a series of courses on Inventor from ASCENT. The goal of this class is to build on the skills acquired in the Inventor Introduction to Solid Modeling course to take students to a higher level of productivity in Inventor.

In this course we consider various approaches to part and assembly design and emphasize useful strategies. Advanced part modeling techniques covered here include 3D sweeps and coils, surfaces as modeling tools, and sheet metal parts. We also present some of Inventor's most powerful techniques for assembly modeling, including the use of linked parameters to relate dimensions between components, and the creation of iParts to define multiple versions of a part.

AutoCAD Training Topics

  • Advanced Part Modeling (lofts, 3D sweeps, etc.)
  • Surfaces and hybrid parts
  • iFeatures and iParts
  • Adaptive design and iMates
  • Sheet metal parts
  • Lightning, materials, and color styles
  • Projects and file management
AutoCAD Training Course Duration

24 Hours

AutoCAD Training Course outline

Chapter 1 Part Design Philosophies

1.1 Part Design Philosophies
    Default Work Features Base Feature
    Sketching Plane
    Sketch References
    Sketch Tools
    Feature Relationships
    Dimensions
    Depth Options
    Relations
    Feature Order
    iFeature
1.2 Maintaining Design Intent

1.3 Sketch Tips
    Simple Sketches
    Constraints
    Reference in 3D
    Dimension in 3D
    Fillets and Chamfers
    Construction Entities
    Sketched Section
    Exercise 1a Effective Part Design
    Exercise 1b Dimensioning for Design Intent
    Exercise 1c Complex Sketches
Chapter 2 Assembly Design Philosophies

2.1 Assembly Design Philosophies
    Parts and Subassemblies
    Assembly Features
    Parts in Assembly Mode
    Adaptive Parts
    Derived Parts
    iParts
    Assembly Relations
    Assembly Update
2.2 Component Placement
    iMates
2.3 Revision Tools
    Edit
    Modify References
    Reorder
2.4 Assembly Design Approach
2.5 Assembly File Management
    Rename
    Save Copy As
2.6 Projects and File Management

    Exercise 2a Assembly Constraints I
    Exercise 2b Project: Assembly Constraints II
Chapter 3 Advanced Sketching

3.1 Drawing Splines

3.2 3D Sketching
    Line
    Bend
    Include Geometry
    3D Intersection
3.3 Grounded Work Points

3.4 Controlling Grid Lines

3.5 Precise Input

    Exercise 3a Create a Swept Cut using 3D Sketch
    Exercise 3b Create a Sketch using Precise Input
Chapter 4 Creating Coils

4.1 Creating a Coil
    Coil Ends tab
    Exercise 4a Creating a Coil
Chapter 5 Creating Emboss and Decal Features

5.1 Creating Emboss Features
    Text sketches
    Emboss Depth
    Taper
    Wrap to Face
5.2 Adding Decals

    Exercise 5a Emboss and Decals
Chapter 6 Additional Feature & Functions

6.1 Splitting a Face or Part

6.2 Adding Notes

6.3 Model Properties
    iProperties
    Style Editor
    Exercise 6a Splitting a Face
Chapter 7 Advanced Lofts

7.1 Advanced Lofts
    Free Conditions
    Tangent Conditions
    Direction Conditions
    Exercise 7a Grounded Work Points
    Exercise 7b Advanced Lofts I
    Exercise 7c Advanced Lofts II
Chapter 8 Working with Surfaces

8.1 Introduction to Surfaces

8.2 Creating Surfaces
    Patch Surfaces
    Construction Surfaces
8.3 Importing Surfaces
    Stitching and promoting imported surfaces
8.4 Stitching Surfaces

8.5 Thicken/Offset a Surface

8.6 Replacing a Face with a Surface

8.7 Deleting a Face

    Exercise 8a Create Surfaces
    Exercise 8b Promote a Part in an Assembly
    Exercise 8c Import Surfaces
    Exercise 8d Barrel Cam Project
Chapter 9 Introduction to Sheet Metal

9.1 Introduction

9.2 Starting a Sheet Metal Part

9.3 Sheet Metal Styles

9.4 Creating a Face

9.5 Sheet Metal Features
    Corner Rounds
    Corner Chamfers
    Cuts
    Holes
    Exercise 9a Create a Sheet Metal Part
Chapter 10 Sheet Metal Secondary Walls

10.1 Secondary Walls
    Flanges
    Contour Flanges
    Hems
    Folds
    Exercise 10a Create Secondary Walls I
    Exercise 10b Create Secondary Walls II
Chapter 11 Copying Between Parts (iFeatures)

11.1 Creating iFeatures

11.2 Inserting iFeatures

11.3 Editing iFeatures
    Edit Inserted iFeature
    Edit iFeature file
    Placement help in iFeatures
11.4 Table-Driven iFeatures
    Exercise 11a Create and Insert an iFeature
    Exercise 11b Table-Driven iFeature
Chapter 12 iParts

12.1 Creating iParts

12.2 iPart Placement
    Placing a standard iPart
    Placing a custom iPart
    Replacing an iPart
12.3 Editing an iPart Factory

    Exercise 12a Bolt iPart Factory
    Exercise 12b Create an iPart Factory
    Exercise 12c Use iPart and iFeature
Chapter 13 Advanced Assemblies

13.1 Adaptive Parts

    When to use Adaptive Parts
    Defining Adaptive Features
    Notes on Adaptability
13.2 iMates
    Creating iMates
    Composite iMates
    iMates in an Assembly
    Notes on iMates
    iMates in iParts
    Exercise 13a Adaptive Assembly I
    Exercise 13b Adaptive Assembly II
    Exercise 13c Composite iMates
    Exercise 13d Create iMate in iPart
    Exercise 13e iMates Project
Chapter 14 Advanced Constraints

14.1 Drive Constraints

14.2 Motion and Transitional Constraints
    General Steps - Motion Constraints
    General Steps - Transitional Constraints
    Exercise 14a Motion and Transitional Constraints
    Exercise 14b Motion Constraints Project
Chapter 15 Assembly Parts and Features

15.1 Creating Assembly Parts

15.2 Adaptive Assembly Parts

15.3 Create Assembly Features
    Participant Parts
    Exercise 15a Mold Assembly
    Exercise 15b Sweep Feature in an Assembly
Chapter 16 Working with Weldments

16.1 Working with Weldments
    Notes on weldments
    Exercise 16a Working with Weldments
Chapter 17 Assembly Management

17.1 Method of Top-Down Design
    Bottom-Up
    Top-Down
    Advantages to Top-Down Design
17.2 Top-Down Design Tools
    Design Assistant
    Derived Components
    iParts
    Assembly Relations
    Adaptive Assembly Parts
    Adaptive Parts
17.3 The Top-Down Design Process

17.4 Derived Components

17.5 Editing Derived Components

17.6 Skeleton Models

17.7 Assembly Relations
    Custom Parameters
    Exercise 17a Skeleton Model
    Exercise 17b Work with a Spreadsheet
    Exercise 17c Project: Linking Dimensions
Chapter 18 Design Presentation and Animation

18.1 Presentation Files Review

18.2 Advanced Presentation File Tools
    Precise View Rotation
    Animating the Assembly
    Editing animation
    Perspective Views
    Save Camera
    Lighting
    Colors and Textures
    Exercise 18a Animate an Assembly
    Exercise 18b Create a Lighting Style
    Exercise 18c Create a Color Style
Chapter 19 Working With Projects

19.1 Create a New Project
    Project Tree Edit Project Paths
19.2 Resolve Links

19.3 Manage the Project Browser

19.4 Save Files

    Exercise 19a Create a Project File
Chapter 20 Advanced File Management

20.1 Design Assistant

    Properties
    Preview
    Manage Option
20.2 Design Assistant Tools
    Find Files
    Copy Properties
    View Files
    Reports
20.3 Pack and Go
    Options
    Searching Referenced Files
    Search for Referencing Files
    Files Found
20.4 Purging Old Files

    Exercise 20a Pack and Go
Chapter 21 Translation

21.1 Translation
    Importing
    Exporting
    Exercise 21a Open STEP Files in Inventor
    Exercise 21b Project: Replace a Component
Appendix A
    Exercise A1 Skeleton Project
Appendix B
    Exercise B1 Battery Cover Project
Appendix C
    Exercise C1 Use iMates in an Assembly

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