Autodesk Inventor 2016 Essential Training

Learn Autodesk Inventor from scratch and be Pro

What you'll learn

Get depth idea about parametric CAD system.

Exercise files – to help you become proficient with the material.

Concise, informative and broadcast-quality Autodesk Inventor 2016 Essential training videos delivered to your desktop.

The ability to learn at your own pace with our intuitive, easy-to-use interface

A quick grasp of even the most complex Autodesk Inventor 2016 Essential subjects because they're broken into simple, easy to follow tutorial videos

Requirements

Access Autodesk Inventor 2016 or later

Internet connection and PC

Description

In this Autodesk Inventor 2016 Essential training course, Expert author Asif Ahmed, (Autodesk Inventor Expert) will teach you how to create sketch, parts, assembly and drawing file using the variety of tools in Autodesk Inventor. This course is designed for the absolute beginner, meaning no previous experience with Autodesk Inventor is required. If anyone wants to fill up his/her gap in Autodesk Inventor, then this is also right course for them.Follow along with our expert instructor in this training course to get:Concise, informative and broadcast-quality Autodesk Inventor Essential training videos delivered to your desktop.7.0+ hours of HD video tutorialsOver 125 individual video lecturesExercise files– to help you become proficient with the material.The ability to learn at your own pace with our intuitive, easy-to-use interfaceA quick grasp of even the most complex Autodesk Inventor 2016 essential subjects because they're broken into simple, easy to follow tutorial videos. Once you have completed this computer based training course, you will be fully capable of using these tools and techniques to create your own drawing and get control perfectly using this 3D modeling software. Working files are included, allowing you to follow along with the author throughout the lessons. In this Autodesk Inventor 2016 Essential training video tutorial series, you'll quickly have relevant skills for real-world applications.We will cover the following essential topics Sketch Part Assembly Drawing

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 What is autodesk inventor

Lecture 3 Parametric system

Lecture 4 Feature based CAD system

Lecture 5 Exercise files

Section 2: Getting started with Inventor

Lecture 6 Overview of Home Screen

Lecture 7 Different file format in autodesk inventor

Lecture 8 Project Overview

Lecture 9 Creating a new project

Section 3: User Interface and View Manipulation

Lecture 10 User interface

Lecture 11 Application options

Lecture 12 Navigate model using viewcube

Lecture 13 Navigate model using navigation bar

Lecture 14 Browser user interface

Section 4: Basic Sketching tools

Lecture 15 Create a new sketch

Lecture 16 Understanding origin geometry

Lecture 17 Line tool

Lecture 18 Create centerline or construction line

Lecture 19 Create rectangle

Lecture 20 Create circle

Lecture 21 Create arc

Lecture 22 Create ellipse

Section 5: Geometric and dimentional constraints

Lecture 23 Understanding geometric and dimensional constraints

Lecture 24 Apply geometric constraints automatically

Lecture 25 Apply geometric constraints manually

Lecture 26 Apply geometric constraints manually 2

Lecture 27 Infer and presist constraint

Lecture 28 Dimensional constraint

Lecture 29 Apply dimension using dynamic input

Lecture 30 Options help to create constraints

Lecture 31 Sketch fully constraints

Section 6: Intermediate sketching tools

Lecture 32 Create slot

Lecture 33 Create polygon

Lecture 34 Create fillet and chamfer

Lecture 35 Spline tool

Section 7: Modify sketch entities

Lecture 36 Trim and extend tool

Lecture 37 Split tool

Lecture 38 Offset tool

Lecture 39 Circular pattern tool

Lecture 40 Rectangular pattern tool

Lecture 41 Mirror tool

Section 8: Sketched based feature

Lecture 42 What is sketched based feature

Lecture 43 Extrude feature

Lecture 44 Extention option in extrude tool

Lecture 45 Understanding heads up display

Lecture 46 Revolve feature

Lecture 47 How to modify features

Lecture 48 Share same sketch for multi feature

Section 9: Work feature and projecting geometry

Lecture 49 What is work feature

Lecture 50 Create work axis

Lecture 51 Create work point

Lecture 52 User coordinate system (UCS)

Lecture 53 Projected geometry

Lecture 54 Project cut edges tool

Section 10: Advanced sketched based feature

Lecture 55 Sweep feature

Lecture 56 Sweep cut and sweep using edge

Lecture 57 Loft tool

Lecture 58 Rail and conditions in Loft

Lecture 59 Create spring using coil tool

Lecture 60 Understanding dependent sketch and feature and delete feature

Section 11: Pick and place feature

Lecture 61 Create fillet

Lecture 62 Organize fillet feature

Lecture 63 Create chamfer

Lecture 64 Shell tool

Lecture 65 Placement option in hole tool

Lecture 66 Hole type in hole tool

Lecture 67 Tapped hole in hole tool

Section 12: Pattern feature

Lecture 68 Rectangular pattern tool

Lecture 69 Make equal spacing in rectangular pattern tool

Lecture 70 Pattern using curve length in rectangular pattern tool

Lecture 71 Circular pattern tool

Lecture 72 Mirror tool

Section 13: Creating assembly

Lecture 73 Assembly environment overview

Lecture 74 Create a assembly file

Lecture 75 Place a part or sub assembly in an assembly file

Lecture 76 Positioning parts

Lecture 77 Different constrain results defferent behaviour for the same part

Section 14: Constraint in assembly

Lecture 78 Degree of freedom

Lecture 79 Mate type constraint

Lecture 80 Angle type constraint

Lecture 81 Tangent type constraint

Lecture 82 Insert type constraint

Lecture 83 Symmetry type constraint

Lecture 84 How to constraint intelligently

Section 15: Componet pattern in assembly engironment

Lecture 85 Component pattern

Lecture 86 Pattern using feature from part level

Lecture 87 Mirror tool

Lecture 88 Copy tool

Section 16: Important options in assembly environment

Lecture 89 Assembly level feature

Lecture 90 Section view

Lecture 91 Selection method in assembly environment

Lecture 92 Component state

Lecture 93 Design View

Section 17: Presentation

Lecture 94 Create presentation file

Lecture 95 Create auto explode

Lecture 96 Limitation of auto explode

Lecture 97 Exploded view

Section 18: Basic view type in drawing

Lecture 98 Drawing environment

Lecture 99 Understanding drawing resoutces and sheet in drawing file

Lecture 100 Base view 1

Lecture 101 Base view 2

Lecture 102 Projected view

Lecture 103 Auxiliary view

Lecture 104 Basic section view

Lecture 105 Slice and aligned option in Section view

Lecture 106 Using section view in assembly

Lecture 107 Detail view

Lecture 108 Insert custom view and show tangent line

Section 19: Dimension type

Lecture 109 General dimension tool

Lecture 110 Baseline dimension tool

Lecture 111 Ordinate dimension tool

Lecture 112 Chain dimension tool

Lecture 113 Difference between model dimension and drawing dimension

Lecture 114 Retrieve dimension tool

Section 20: Annotation

Lecture 115 Hole thread notes

Lecture 116 Text notes

Lecture 117 Dynamic text inside text notes

Lecture 118 Symbols

Lecture 119 Center marks

Lecture 120 Centerline

Section 21: Conclusion

Lecture 121 Conclusion

This course is designed for the absolute beginner, meaning no previous experience with Autodesk Inventor is required. If anyone wants to fill up his/her gap regarding Autodesk Inventor Essential topics, then this is also right course for them.