Autodesk Inventor 2023, Essential Training

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Amin Khaliq,Naeem Rahman

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1 - Introduction

1 - Introduction.mp4

01:56

2 - Getting Started With Inventor

2 - Different File Format and Units.mp4

02:57

3 - Creating a Project File.mp4

02:41

3 - Interface

4 - Navigation.mp4

02:49

5 - View Cube.mp4

03:43

6 - Origin and Default Planes.mp4

00:52

4 - Sketching Techniques

7 - Sketching.mp4

06:50

8 - Constrains.mp4

05:53

9 - Types of Lines.mp4

03:01

10 - Move Trim Scale and Offset.mp4

03:50

11 - Split Rotate Trim and Copy.mp4

03:08

12 - Rectangular and circular sketch pattern.mp4

03:31

5 - Extrude

13 - Basic Extrude.mp4

06:00

6 - Rectangular pattern

14 - Rectangular Pattern.mp4

05:18

7 - Revolve and Circular Pattern

15 - Revolve and circular pattern.mp4

05:41

8 - Mirroring and threading

16 - Mirroring and threading.mp4

07:07

9 - Shell

17 - Shell.mp4

04:23

10 - Planes

18 - Introduction to Sketch Planes.mp4

03:08

19 - Purpose of planes.mp4

05:14

20 - Mirroring Feature with Planes.mp4

03:20

21 - Inserting different planes.mp4

08:38

11 - Sweep

22 - Sweep.mp4

06:37

12 - Loft

23 - Loft.mp4

07:21

13 - Different Tools

24 - Measure.mp4

03:22

25 - Appearance Material and weight.mp4

04:00

26 - Hole Feature.mp4

08:15

14 - Assembly

27 - Assembly 1.mp4

10:03

28 - Assembly 2.mp4

03:58

15 - Crank piston Assembly

29 - Introduction.mp4

01:11

30 - Crank Lobe.mp4

02:37

31 - Creation of Block.mp4

05:36

32 - Crank Pin.mp4

01:13

33 - Connecting Rod Pin.mp4

01:57

34 - Pin.mp4

00:55

35 - Piston.mp4

06:15

36 - Connecting Rod.mp4

03:44

37 - Main Assembly.mp4

06:21

38 - Introduction to Drawing Sheets.mp4

04:46

39 - Views Scale and style.mp4

06:26

40 - Making Drawing sheets.mp4

11:38

41 - Making Drawing Sheets 2.mp4

13:30

42 - Saving a custom template.mp4

13:26

16 - Shut Off Valve Assy

43 - Intro.mp4

01:40

44 - Corpse.mp4

10:38

45 - Disc.mp4

05:15

46 - secrew.mp4

06:37

47 - Seal 2.mp4

01:52

48 - Plug.mp4

03:01

49 - Seal 1.mp4

01:05

50 - Knob.mp4

08:28

51 - Cover.mp4

15:14

52 - Choke.mp4

02:32

53 - Main Assy.mp4

16:41

17 - Presentation

54 - Introduction.mp4

02:35

55 - Making Exploded video.mp4

10:06

56 - Making exploded drawing views.mp4

02:46

Description

Learn Autodesk Inventor from the very scratch

What You'll Learn?

User interface
Making parts from scratch
Assembly of different parts
Making drawing sheets
Exploded videos
Making presentation

Who is this for?

Beginner students and professionals who want to learn this software from very scratch

More details

Description
ThisÂ Autodesk inventor 2023 course is made for the very beginners who want to learn it from very scratch.
About the instructor
Student of Phd in Busan National University Korea. Specialized in design principles and methodologies. Have done research in areas such as product design and development, design optimization and design for manufacturing. I have provided services in industry by applying my knowledge to the design of real-world products and systems. I have also taught and mentored students in design engineering in addition to their research work.
What's in the course
Autodesk Inventor is a 3D mechanical design software used to create, modify, and test product designs. In this course, you will learn the basics of the software including:
Navigating the interface and setting up a project
Creating 3D parts and assemblies
Using constraints and dimensions to control design intent
Creating detailed 2D drawings from 3D models
Rendering and animating designs for presentations
Course structure
Almost all chapter contains video lessons and practice exercisesÂ to help you assess your performance of every chapter. At the end of this course, there is a practical project where you will learn to make a Connecting Rod right from scratch including its smaller components and also you will learn to assemble it and convert the assembly and parts into manufacturing-ready drawings. you will also learn how to animate the assembly to make wonderful exploded videos to parts.
Once you finish the course...
By the end of the course, you will have a solid understanding of the software and be able to create your own designs. Additionally, this course is designed for beginner to intermediate level learners and no prior experience is required.
Who should enroll in this course
This course is for you if you are a student, professional or hobbyist who just wants to learn this design software.
Instructor support
Whenever you have a subject matter question you can post it in the Q&A forum and I will answer your questions as soon as possible. So, with the course, you not only get the video lessons but also quick and responsive support from the instructor.
Pre-requisites for the course
There are no pre-requisites for the course but you need to have access to Autodesk Inventor.
Who this course is for:
Beginner students and professionals who want to learn this software from very scratch

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Amin Khaliq

Instructor's Courses

Student of Phd in Busan National University Korea. Specialized in design principles and methodologies. Have done research in areas such as product design, design optimization and design for manufacturing. I have provided services in industry, applying my knowledge to the design of real-world products and systems. I have also taught and mentored students in design engineering in addition to their research work.

Naeem Rahman

Instructor's Courses

As a mechanical design engineer with 5 years of experience, I have gained significant expertise in designing and developing mechanical products and systems across a variety of industries. Upon graduation, I landed their first job as a design engineer at a small manufacturing company, where they were responsible for designing mechanical components and process flow charts for Oil and gas company Step Oiltools. I collaborated with other engineers and technicians to conduct testing and validation, and I used computer-aided design (CAD) software to create detailed models and drawings.As I gained more experience, I took on increasing responsibilities and became a senior design engineer, mentoring junior engineers and leading design projects. They continued to work in the design industry for several years, but eventually decided to branch out and pursue opportunities in other industries.Most recently, I worked for a technology company, where I designed mechanical components (composite material) and systems for high-tech products such as robotics and medical devices. In this role, I worked closely with software and electrical engineers to ensure that the mechanical design integrated seamlessly with the overall product design.

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