Engine Head (Video Tutorial) Autodesk Inventor 2013

Serial No. 229

Engine Head (Autodesk Inventor 2013)
This video tutorial shows the full modelling process of an Engine Head.

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Mug-metallic (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

Serial No. 64

Mug-metallic (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

 

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Rectangular Tin Container (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

Serial No. 80

Rectangular Tin Container (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

 

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Round Tin Container (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

Serial No. 83

Round Tin Container (Autodesk Inventor 2013)


 
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Pipe Fittings (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

Serial No. 31
Pipe Fittings (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

We have added the audio on this video so that you can understand it this video more easily. Inside this Autodesk Inventor tutorial, viewers can watch the full detailed process of creating pipe fitting components which are 3-D Parametric CAD Models. In this video, we will demonstrate how to modelling of Pipe Fittings names such as Nipple, Socket, Elbow, Three-Way Elbow and Tee components. In modelling of this video, we have used NPT Thread sketch profile in the cutting of realistic thread. We have used Coil tool for creating the thread over these components.




 


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Chain-Inventor Studio (Upgraded Design) - Autodesk Inventor 2013

Serial No. 220

Chain-Inventor Studio (Upgraded Design) - Autodesk Inventor 2013

This video displays a setting up of 70 chain links and 3 sprockets along a defined paths in Autodesk Inventor’s  Assembly modelling environment.  First of all some base sketching afterward some advance pattern, adaptive features and assembly mates are to be applied to set up an animation matching the real world scenario… Later the whole mechanism consisting of required mates are driven by using Inventor Studio functionality of the software……

 

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Wine Bottle (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

Serial No. 218

Wine Bottle (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

 

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Controlling parameters of assembly by using ‘Derived Component’ (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

Serial No. 218

Controlling parameters of assembly by using ‘Derived Component’ (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

 

  In this video we would create a Hinge. The parts of the Hinge are created on the basis of a derived part. Changing the parameters of derived part, It will change all the parts accordingly in the assembly.  

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Creating Realistic Knurling on the Cylindrical Surface (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

Serial No. 217

Creating Realistic Knurling on the Cylindrical Surface (Autodesk Inventor)

This Autodesk Inventor video tutorial demonstrates the way to create a realistic looking knurling on a cylindrical face in Autodesk Inventor.  The model displayed in video is used as a component in the assembly of Pipe Wrench created earlier by us.
The video covers the application of 2D sketching, 3D features like Coil, Circular Pattern, Revolve and Mirror.
Get the file required to complete this tutorial mentioned below.

 

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Allen Screwdriver—Double Ended (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

Serial No. 216

Allen Screwdriver—Double Ended (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

 

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Creating Detail View (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

Video Tutorial with caption

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Transcription of Video

1. Open the Hopper Flange (.ipt) part file.
2. Create a new Drawing sheet with metric template.
3. Activate the Base View command from the marking menu.
4. Notice that when the part file is already opened, here model file is automatically displayed in the File drop-down.
5. View Orientation of the Base View should be (Top) and set the view scale to (0.6).
6. Click the left mouse button at the upper side of the sheet. Then move your cursor downward of the base view followed by clicking the left mouse button.
7. Click Create button from the context menu to generate the views.
8. Save the file with the name Hopper Flange.
9. Activate the ‘Detail View’ tool from the Create Panel and select the View1 to define it as the parent view.
10. Detail View dialog box is visible in the graphics window.
11. In the ‘Fence Shape’ field, there are two option first Circular and the second Rectangular for the detail view.
12. The Circular shape is selected by default.
13. Set View Scale 1.5 and click inside of this slot to define the center point of the fence.
14. Drag the fence as displayed and click the right side of the sheet to place the detail view.

Creating a Section View (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

This tutorial displays how to create a Section View in the Drawing Sheet.

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Transcription of Video

1. Create a new Drawing sheet with metric template.
2. Activate the Base View command from the marking menu.
3. Open the Housing Fixture (.ipt) part file.
4. Set the View Scale of the base view 3:1 from the drop down list.
5. Click the toggle visibility button.
6. Enter the text FRONT VIEW in the ‘View Identifier’ field.
7. Click OK to place the view.
8. Save the drawing sheet with the name Housing Fixture.
9. Activate Section View from the Create Panel and select the Base View to define it as the parent view.
10. Hover the mouse pointer over parent view to find the dotted inference line which defines the Center of the Base View and click to start creating section line.
11. Click Continue button from the right click context menu, Section View dialogue box appears. From here View identifier name and scale can be edited.
12. Click in the design window to place the section view.
13. Save the file.

Creating Base View and Projected View (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

This video tutorial displays how to create Base View and the Projected View along with View name and Scale label in a Drawing Sheet.

 

 

 

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Transcription of Video

1. Here a blank drawing sheet is open, using the ANSI (mm).idw template.
2. Right click in the graphics window and activate the ‘Base View’ command.
3. Drawing View dialog box is visible in the design window.
4. Click the ‘Open an existing file’ icon.
5. Open the Mount Bracket.ipt file.
6. In the Orientation field, there are different types of pre-defined view orientations that can be placed in the drawing page.
7. Front view is selected by default.
8. By default the view scale is 1:1 of the model which can be changed from here.
9. If you hover the mouse over the drawing sheet, a preview of the Mount Bracket will be visible with the front view in the design window.
10. Click the left mouse button at the bottom of the page. Then move your cursor upward and left side from the base view followed by clicking the left mouse button.
11. At last, move the cursor on the upper right corner of the design window for placing the isometric view.
12. Right click in the graphics window and click Create button in the context menu to generate the desired views.
13. Save the drawing sheet with the name Mount Bracket.
14. Double click the Base view to edit it.
15. Click the ‘Toggle Label Visibility’ icon to show the View name and Scale label on the drawing sheet.
16. Click OK to close the dialog box.
17. In the same way edit the three other projected views.

Starting a New Drawing Sheet (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

Video Tutorial with caption

 

Transcription of Video

1. On the Quick Access toolbar, click the New icon.
2. In the Create New File dialogue box, there are two types of pre-defined templates, one is English (inch) and the other is Metric (mm), from where Part, Assembly, Drawing and Presentation file can be created.
3. In the Metric template, select the ANSI (mm).idw file.
4. Click Create button to open the new drawing sheet.
5. New Drawing sheet will be opened in the design window.

Modifying the Project file (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

Video Tutorial with caption

In this video, we will describe modifying Style Library options, add shortcut paths to folders that you frequently access and set the location of Content Centre files save location in a specific project.

 

Transcription of Video

1. In the top window of the Projects dialog box, double-click the NiveshandNisheeth project file to activate it.
2. In the bottom window, right-click on the 'Use Style Library’ option.
3. Here are two options, Read-Only/Read-Write. If you want to be able to edit style library and add new style library/local styles in this project, you can choose Read-Write option. If you don’t want, you can choose Read-Only option.
4. Read-Only option is selected by default.
5. Select Read-Write option in the context menu.
6. Click the ‘Frequently Used Subfolders’ icon to highlight the row.
7. On the right, click the Add New Path icon.
8. A new row will be added under the row.
9. In the field on the left, type Assemblies.
10. On the right, browse to set your path as displayed.
11. Click OK to set the path for the shortcut to the assembly files.
12. In the same manner, create another shortcut for part files.
13. Expand the Folder Options section.
14. Click the Content Center Files icon, and click the Edit icon on the right.
15. To add path for content center files, where we have previously created Project file.
16. Click Save button to save the settings.
17. Click Done button to close the dialogue box.
18. In the left pane of the Open dialogue box Assemblies, Parts and Content centre files have been stored in each folder.

Working with Project Files (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

Video Tutorial with caption

A project file is a text file in .xml format with an .ipj extension. It tells Inventor where to look for component files when working with assemblies and drawings. You can have as many as projects needed to manage your work.

The project shortcut is located in the projects folder. The project file (.ipj) location is specified in the Project wizard when the project is created.

 

Transcription of Video

1. Make sure that all files are closed in Inventor but Inventor software is still running.
2. Go on the Ribbon > Launch panel and activate the Projects command.
3. Projects dialogue box is displayed in front of you.
4. Click the New button at the bottom of the dialogue box.
5. Inventor project wizard dialogue box is displayed on the screen.
6. Click the New Single User Project option, and then click the Next button at the bottom of the dialogue box.
7. Enter the text in the Name field.
8. Project (Workspace) Folder shows that where the project have been saved in your hard drive.
9. The Project file of location can be changed manually from this ‘Browse for project location’ button.
10. Click Finish button to create new project file.
11. Now the Project file is created that you specified.
12. Click Done button to close the dialogue box.

Door of Shelf (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

Serial No. 215

Door of Shelf (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

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Create a Wrench as an ‘iPart’ through-Autodesk Inventor 2013 (with caption and audio narration)

Serial No. 214

Create a Wrench as an ‘iPart’ through-Autodesk Inventor 2013 (with caption and audio narration)

iParts are different from standard parts they are table driven part factories with a group of parts. The parts have the different parameter and different features that are controlled by table. The table is controlled by iPart Author or Spread Sheet.

 
  

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Transcription of Video

1. Activate the ‘Create iPart’ command.
2. iPart Author dialogue box is visible in the graphics window.
3. Notice that the columns for the named parameters had automatically displayed and iWrench-01 has been added to the current file to define the first family member’s part number.
4. Discard all named parameters by clicking ‘Remove’ arrow button one by one and again place all these named parameters in desired sequence by using ‘Add’ arrow button.
5. Click the Other tab button and fill the text in the ‘Name’ field.
6. ‘Size’ column is automatically added in the table.
7. Fill the value in size column.
8. Right click the row of iWrench-01, and click Insert Row in the context menu.
9. In the second row, change the value in each column for the new member.
10. Click Verify button.
11. Click OK to generate the iPart.
12. Parameter Table has been added in the browser bar.
13. Click the ‘+’ sign to expand the node.
14. Right click the iWrench-02 node and choose ‘Activate’ option to change the size of the member.
15. Activate the first member once again.
16. Right-click the table icon and select ‘Edit via Spreadsheet’.
17. The iPart table is opened in Microsoft Excel.
18. Create another member in the excel file and enter the value in each column.
19. More parameters can be added with the excel file.
20. Save the spreadsheet and close it.
21. Click Yes button to update the table.
22. In the browser bar, the family members have been automatically added, it can also be seen from the Edit Table.
23. Click Cancel button to close the dialogue box.
24. Activate the each family member one by one and see the effect.
25. Save the ‘iWrench’ file.

iWrench (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

Serial No. 213

iWrench (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

This video tutorial features the designing process of  a Wrench with the aid of Autodesk Inventor's part modelling functionality.
The highlight of the videos is the after creating the model with full parameters the iPart creation of the model is also displayed.

 

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Key of Iron Safe (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

Serial No. 212

Key of Iron Safe (Autodesk Inventor 2013)

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