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Inventor Basic Tutorial II

Inventor Basic Tutorial II

Autodesk Inventor
Here we will share you how to drawing with inventor, so let's learning together.


Add sketch plane to object to create additional features.

a. You will continue to use the screen that displays your three dimensional shape. If you want to add any features to your shape you will need to add a sketch plane. To do this you will need to select the “Create 2D Sketch” icon (not the words) on the toolbar.
Inventor Basic Tutorial II

After selecting the button you will need to select which face or side of the object you want to add your feature to. To do this you will have to click on the specific face (side of your object), when you do, it will add a grid overtop of the object. See picture below.
Inventor Basic Tutorial II
selecting the button you will need to select which face or side of the object you want to add your feature to. To do this you will have to click on the specific face (side of your object), when you do, it will add a grid overtop of the object. See picture below.
b. To add feature select the shape tool that you need. For this exercise select the circle.
Inventor Basic Tutorial II
c. To add the circle to the face of your object, simply click on the face of the object and expand the circle to the desired size, or enter dimension in small rectangular box and hit enter.
Inventor Basic Tutorial II
d. To center the circle you will use the dimension tool again. However, when dimensioning the circle you will have to add the distance between the edges of the circle and the cube with the radius of the circle. For this demonstration your cube is 2 inches tall, the circle is 1 inch in diameter. This means that you will have ½ inch between the edge of the circle and the edge of the cube. But, because you have to measure from the center of circle you will have to make the dimension 1 inch. To do this:
i. Select dimension.
ii. Click in the center of the circle (green dot indicates center). Then click on the edge of the cube and pull the line above the cube. This will indicate the dimension.
iii. Change the dimension to 1 inch. You will need to double click on the dimension to open the dialogue box to change it.
iv. Do the same procedure to the left or right side. After completion, your circle will be centered on the face of the cube.
Inventor Basic Tutorial II
e. To extrude your feature you will need to select finish sketch (this is the on the top right of the toolbar with the big green check mark).
Inventor Basic Tutorial II
f. When you do this your view will change and you will need to select the extrude button. You will see this dialogue box when you do.
Inventor Basic Tutorial II
g. You will need to select the following items in this dialogue box to extrude your circle:
i. Select the Profile button and click inside of the object you want to extrude.
ii. Select “Join” – this will extend the feature from your shape.

Inventor Basic Tutorial II
iii. In the extents area you can adjust the depth or height of your feature by typing in the dimension. Make the dimension 2 inches.
h. After you have done this you will need to click on the inside of your circle. After this is done the “OK” box will become highlighted. Click “OK”.
Inventor Basic Tutorial II
When you click “OK” you will see your feature change, see image below.
Inventor Basic Tutorial II
Congratulation you are done !

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