Suspension (Assembly Volume-2) Solid Edge ST9 Tutorial

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Suspension (Assembly Volume-2) Solid Edge ST9 Tutorial
In this Solid Edge ST9 Assembly tutorial, we have created a model named ‘Suspension’. The Assembly consist of 12 Subassemblies and 43 parts (modelled as well as standard parts) that are positioned according to design intent by using Assembly Constraints.
To complete this tutorial, first get the files used for creating the assembly.
This tutorial will give you a good practice of applying constraints in an assembly and give you an idea of suspension mechanism.
To watch the designing of assembly components, visit on following link:-
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKWX3xUP3pPpRpkNsubaQdZuTGcNh1-MJ
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(Starting of the Assembly is designed in Volume-1)
The Design of the model ‘Suspension’ has been taken from Assembly file of 'Suspension' → ‘Sample files’ → Autodesk Inventor.




Click the following link to get the model file: - http://bit.ly/2OzRusu

Carb Intake Plate -- Autodesk Inventor 2018 Tutorial (with caption and audio narration)

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Carb Intake Plate -- Autodesk Inventor 2018 Tutorial (with caption and audio narration)

Hello viewers in this tutorial we are going to create a model named ‘Carb Intake Plate’. This component is used in the assembly of ‘Carb’. ‘Carb’ is used as the subassembly in ‘Engine MKII’ model with 2 Clutch Shoes provided by the Autodesk Inventor software as the sample file.

Click the following link to get the model file: - http://bit.ly/2o4EQGy

 

Transcription of the Video

1. Create a New part file with Inch units.
2. Create the sketch over the XY Plane.
3. Create a center point rectangle, coincident with the sketch origin.
4. Apply 0.55 inches of dimension on its two sides.
5. Apply fillets of 0.083 inches on all the four corners of the rectangle.
6. Finish the sketch and activate the Extrude command, set the value of extrusion to 0.0625 inches next click OK.
7. Change the Lightning in the file, here we are importing a customized settings which we saved earlier.
8. Change the colour of the model as per your wish so that it looks good.
9. Save the file with the name Carb Intake Plate.
10. Now create a sketch on the front face of the model.
11. Take the project of this face of the model by using the Project Cut Edges command.
12. Convert projected edges into the construction geometry.
13. Select four center points of the arc and convert it to center point.
14. Activate the Hole command, you can see here all the four points will be selected automatically, that were converted into center point earlier.
15. Fill the diameter of holes 0.1 inches and through all in termination field.
16. Click Ok to create the hole.
17. Turnoff the shaded view.
18. Create a work plane, -0.15 inches away from this face of the model.
19. Draw a sketch on this plane.
20. Activate Slice Graphic command and take the project of intersecting edges of the model.
21. Convert all the projected edges into construction geometry except following one.
22. Draw a line 0.25 inch offset from this line next add two more lines to create an a closed profile.
23. Add another line and add a coincident constraint between the midpoint of this line and end point of this line.
24. Convert this line into construction geometry.
25. Apply the angular dimension of 45° between these lines.
26. And exit from the sketching mode.
27. Create another work plane similar to the last one on the opposite side.
28. Activate the Extrude command sketch will be selected automatically, in the Extents field select ‘To’ option and select this work Plane.
29. Click Ok to create extrude feature.
30. Close the visibility of open work planes.
31. Apply a fillet of 0.125 inches on these two corners of the model.
32. Turnoff the textures to see the model clearly.
33. Create a hole on following face of the model.
34. Fill 0.15 and 0.125 inches in linear offset distance after defining the reference edges.
35. Fill the diameter of the hole 0.1875 and 0.3 inches in depth field.
36. The file is complete so save it.

Front Axel -- Autodesk Inventor 2016 Tutorial (with caption and audio narration)

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Front Axel -- Autodesk Inventor 2016 Tutorial (with caption and audio narration)

The Design of ‘Front Axel’ has been taken from Assembly file of 'Suspension' → ‘Sample files’ → Autodesk Inventor.
Rest components of the model ‘Suspension Assembly’ (consisting in several numbers) have also been designed. You may watch them by visiting on following playlist:- https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKWX3xUP3pProQ20K3hW-qxzjEMXjaq-R.
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Inside this video, you can see full detailed process of making 3-D Parametric CAD Model through Autodesk Inventor Software.

Click the following link to get the model file: - http://bit.ly/2o8eyTO

Transcription of the Video

1. Create a new inch part file.
2. Create a new sketch over the XY plane.
3. Create a circle with specified diameter and coincident from the origin.
4. Finish the sketch and activate the Extrude command.
5. Click ‘Direct 2’ button to reverse the direction of extrusion and set the pre decided value of extrusion and click OK.
6. Save the file with the name ‘Front Axel’.
7. Create a new sketch on this face, take the project of the circular edge by using the ‘Project Cut Edges’ command.
8. Create a new circle with required dimension.
9. Activate the Extrude command, select the region and apply the suitable distance value, click ‘More’ option, set taper angle to -40 degree and click OK.
10. Create a new sketch over the YZ plane.
11. Take the project of the model by using the ‘Project Cut Edges’ command.
12. Project Cut Edges command helps to provide all the edges of model, intersecting the active sketch plane in the current sketch.
13. You can draw the sketch like line, arc, circle etc., easily snapping on the model edges.
14. Now the sketch is complete, so finish the sketch and Activate the ‘Revolve’ command, select the two regions and select the center line as an axis of revolution.
15. Click OK to create the revolve feature.
16. Apply the fillet on four inside edges of the part.
17. Activate the Extrude command and create a sketch on this face.
18. Draw a circle and take project of this edge.
19. Apply the distance value, click OK to execute command.
20. Apply the Chamfer on these two edges and click OK.
21. Go on the browser bar and open the visibility of Sketch3.
22. Activate the Work Point command.
23. Go on the view tab, change the visual style of a model as a Wireframe.
24. Click on the center point of arc, now the work point has been created.
25. Close the visibility of the sketch.
26. Return to the ‘Shaded with Edges’ view.
27. Activate the Work plane command and select this work point in browser bar, select this face.
28. Now see here a Work plane is created on this work point.
29. Create a new sketch on this plane.
30. Activate the slice graphics command.
31. Take the project of YZ and XZ plane by using the 'Project Geometry' command.
32. Draw a rectangle and apply coincident constraint between midpoint of the rectangle and center line.
33. Draw an arc, which is tangent to this rectangle and apply the required dimensions.
34. Finish the sketch and activate the Revolve command.
35. It will be automatically select the profile, select the center line as an axis of revolution, select ‘Cut’ operation and click OK.
36. Repeat this revolve cut feature to create on opposite side of the part by using the ‘Mirror’ command.
37. Create a sketch over the YZ Plane.
38. Take the project of this work point and draw a circle with required dimension.
39. Finish the sketch and activate the ‘Extrude’ command.
40. Choose the ‘Cut’ operation and select ‘Symmetric’ option, select ‘All’ option in the ‘Extent’ field to cut the hole through all body.
41. Click OK to create Extruded Cut feature.
42. Apply the Chamfer on these two edges of the part.
43. Create another hole by using ‘Extrude' command as previously done.
44. Activate the ‘Thread’ command and select this cylindrical face and give the specifications of the thread as per need to our design.
45. Change the color of the model as per your wish so that it looks good.
46. Save the file.

Piston Assembly || Autodesk Inventor Tutorial

In this Autodesk Inventor tutorial, we will learn about modeling a ‘Piston’ Assembly. The model has four components which will be created individually later all of them placed into the assembly. So viewers will be able to watch part modeling as well as assembly modeling techniques of ‘Autodesk Inventor’ software.
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The model designing concept is taken from videos available on YouTube.
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Visit the following link to get the model file…
http://bit.ly/349hy2a

 

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https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLb-IhKRMYSERYpB48aY-sZ10fN6CfXIL4

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https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL74BDF7431ED13443

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