Scott releases part 3 of the series, detailing how to leverage Inventor's part sketches & drawings to create CNC cut files. ...Read the rest of this article...
Inventor | Creating CNC cut files from your Inventor Models – Part 2
For the second part in this series I have a couple of videos showing you how to export a face of your part and a sketch in your part as a dxf/dwg file. It is very simple and so don’t have a lot to say about it. However, people often use it for its simplicity, since you can quickly knock up a cut file and fire it off to [...] ...Read the rest of this article...
Inventor | Shaft Generator Calculations
Here's a quick look at some of the less traveled features in Inventor's Shaft Generator ...Read the rest of this article...
Inventor | Creating CNC cut files from your Inventor Models – Part 1
Scott starts off a multi-part series on Inventor CNC Cut Files. ...Read the rest of this article...
Inventor | Constraining Design Accelerators
Design Accelerators have some really nice features, and a few kinks. Here's how to smooth things out. ...Read the rest of this article...
Inventor | How to Adjust The Perspective Camera Angle
Scott is back with Autodesk Inventors Perspective camera angle adjustments ...Read the rest of this article...
ForceEffect at Autodesk University
While at Autodesk University I saw some pretty cool examples of how cool Autodesk ForceEffect was, but I didn't know you could import the results into Inventor! ...Read the rest of this article...
Simulation Book Giveaway at Autodesk University
I'm pleased to announce the winner of the first giveaway for Younis' book set, 'Up and Running with Autodesk Inventor Professional 2012' at Autodesk University ...Read the rest of this article...
Inventor | Optimization Initial Adoption Results
Bob Williams discusses Autodesk Inventor Optimization and how the Cloud release is doing ...Read the rest of this article...
Inventor & Vault | Project File Libraries vs Vault Library folders
Inventor Project defined Library Folders Libraries are generally setup so companies can place read only content into their digital prototypes, such as: Standard content they purchase. Company standard components which don’t change Components they have no control over The main benefit is once a component is saved into a library it becomes quite difficult to modify it. This means standards are adhered to consistently and users can’t accidentally modify the files. ...Read the rest of this article...