Inventor 2015 Beginner to Advanced Training DVDs

CADLearning® for Autodesk® Inventor® 2015 teaches the 3D CAD tools for mechanical design in the standard Autodesk Inventor 2015 software. You’ll learn how to work with project and part fi les and create your digital prototype from concept to design. Video lessons cover assembly creation, components, relationships and management, creating and editing parts, documentation, part modeling techniques, sheet metal, iLogic and much more.

Getting Started
• Installing Autodesk Inventor
• Introducing the Home Screen
• Using the Get Started Tab
• Navigating the Autodesk Inventor Environment
• Using the Multiple Document Commands
• Using the View Navigation Commands
• Using the View Cube
• Using the Navigation Bar
• Navigating with the Steering Wheel
• Using a 3D Mouse
• Using the Information Center and Help
• Using the Quick Access Toolbar
• Navigating the Application Menu
• Using the Application Menu Management Commands
• Navigating the Inventor Ribbon Interface
• Understanding the Marking Menus
• Using the Select Other Drop Down
• Understanding Project Files
• Creating New Inventor Files
• Opening Existing Inventor Files

Assembly Introduction
• Using Full and Express Modes
• Understanding Assembly Files
• Identifying Assembly Components
• Organizing with Browser Folders
• Introducing Component Visibility
• Introducing the Browser Filter and Find
• Introducing the Center of Gravity
• Introducing the Bill of Materials
• Understanding Assembly Features

Assembly Creation
• Creating a New Assembly
• Placing a Component in an Assembly
• Placing a Component from Content Center
• Creating a Part Component in Place
• Auto dropping a Component from Content Center
• Creating an Assembly Component in Place
• Creating a Virtual Component in an Assembly

Assembly Components
• Replacing a Component in an Assembly
• Editing Assembly Components
• Measuring Assembly Components
• Analyzing Interference
• Moving and Rotating Assembly Components
• Solving for Contact
• Copying Components

Assembly Relationships
• Assembly Relationships Constraining with Mate and Flush
• Constraining with Tangent and Insert
• Constraining at Angles
• Constraining Symmetrically
• Limiting Constraints
• Creating 3D Motion Constraints
• Creating 3D Transitional Constraints
• Creating a 3D Constraint Set
• Creating a Rigid Relationship
• Creating a Rotational Relationship
• Creating a Slider Relationship
• Creating a Cylindrical Relationship
• Creating a Planar Relationship

View Appearance
• Using Other Viewing Methods
• Setting Viewing Options
• Viewing Inventor Models Realistically
• Colorizing Models
• Shading Models
• Viewing Models in Wire frame
• Understanding the Artistic Visual Styles
• Shadowing Models
• Reflecting the Model
• Viewing the Ground Plane
• Sectioning Your 3D Model

Assembly Management
• Using View Representations
• Documenting View Representations
• Representing Positions
• Documenting a Positional Representation Using Overlay
• Creating a Level of Detail
• Documenting a Level of Detail
• Shrink wrapping and Substitution - Merging Out Seams

Presentations
• Creating a Presentation
• Tweaking Components
• Filtering Components
• Animating Views
• Creating Presentation and Assembly Drawings

Assembly Drawings
• Introducing the Drawing Environment
• Navigating the Tools Tab in the Drawing Environment
• Creating and Editing Parts Lists
• Filtering Parts Lists
• Manually Placing Balloons
• Automatically Placing Balloons
• Editing the Bill of Materials
• Understanding Revision Tables and Revision Tags
• Splitting a Table between Sheets

Create Parts
• Introducing Part Modeling
• Creating a New Part File
• Introducing the Sketch Environment
• Sketching Overview
• Using Basic Sketch Commands
• Modifying a Sketch Feature
• Creating a Virtual Sketch Intersection
• Trimming and Extending Sketch Entities
• Creating Sketched Slots
• Using the Constraint Settings Command
• Exploring Geometric Constraints
• Dimensional Sketch Constraints

Create and Edit Parts
• Modifying a Placed Feature
• Modifying a Work Feature
• Bending a Part
• Placing a Hole Lineally
• Placing a Hole Concentrically
• Placing a Hole on a Point
• Sketching Hole Placement
• Exploring Hole Operations
• Specifying Types and Termination of Holes
• Manipulating Holes
• Filleting Edges

Free form Parts
• Exploring the Free form Tool

Creating Part Documents
• Creating a New Drawing
• Understanding Borders and Title Blocks
• Creating Base and Projected Views
• Creating Auxiliary Views
• Creating Section Views
• Creating Detail Views
• Creating a Broken View
• Creating Break Out Views
• Creating Crop Views

Annotating Part Documents
• Dimensioning an Isometric View
• Creating Baseline Dimensions and Baseline Dimension Sets
• Creating Ordinate Dimensions and Ordinate Dimension Sets
• Creating Chain Dimensions and Chain Dimension Sets
• Moving Annotation Dimensions and Adjusting Properties
• Creating Annotation Center lines
• Annotating Center lines in Multiple Drawing Views
• Creating a Sketched Symbol
• Placing Annotation Text and Symbols
• Annotating Leader Text and Symbols
• Stacking Text and Adding Superscript and Subscript
• Annotating the Center of Gravity

Multi-Body Components
• Creating Multi-Body Parts
• Making Multi-Body Parts Weld ments
• Creating a Weldment
• Creating Fillet and Groove Welds
• Preparing the Welds
• Machining Welds
• Documenting Welds

Advanced Sketching and Constraining Techniques
• Creating a 2D Interpolation Spline
• Creating Control Vertex Splines
• Creating Equation Curves
• Importing Points
• Patterning Sketches
• Sharing and Copying Sketches

Frame Generator
• Generating Frames
• Creating and Modifying Reusable Frame Members
• Changing Inserted Frame Members
• Mitering Frame Members
• Notching Frame Members
• Trimming to Frame Members
• Trimming and Extending to Frame Members

Advanced Part Modeling Techniques
• Using Open Profiles to Create Part Features
• Creating Rib and Web Features
• Using the Emboss Features
• Understanding Geometry Text
• Sweeping Features
• Adding Twist to Swept Features
• Projecting A 3D Sketch
• Sketching in 3D
• Sketching a 3D Helical Coil
• Creating Coil Features
• Lofting Sections
• Lofting Center line and Twist
• Lofting Area and Face

Sheet Metal
• Understanding Sheet Metal
• Specifying the A-Side of a Sheet Metal Part
• Using Sheet Metal Rules
• Creating Sheet Metal Rules
• Understanding Sheet Metal Bend Tables
• Creating Sheet Metal Faces
• Creating a Single Sheet Metal Flange
• Creating Multiple Sheet Metal Flanges
• Creating a Sheet Metal Contour Flange
• Creating a Sheet Metal Lofted Flange
• Direct Editing in the Sheet Metal Environment
• Hemming Sheet Metal

Documentation Sheet Metal
• Placing Sheet Metal Views
• Orientating Sheet Metal Views
• Creating Sheet Metal Bend Notes, Tags and Tables
• Creating Sheet Metal Punch Notes and Tables
• Adjusting Sheet Metal Bend Order
• Using Sheet Metal iProperties on an IDW

Plastic Part Design
• Introducing Plastic Part Design
• Creating a Grill Feature on a Plastic Part Design
• Creating a Snap Fit Feature on a Plastic Part
• Creating a Thread Side Boss Plastic Part Feature
• Creating a Head Side Boss Plastic Part Feature
• Creating a Rule Fillet Plastic Part Feature

Sketch Blocks
• Creating Sketch Blocks
• Working with Sketch Blocks
• Making Components from Sketch Blocks

Drawing File Creation and Settings
• Understanding Images in Tile Blocks
• Understanding Templates
• Using Drawing Resources
• Creating and Editing Sheets
• Creating Custom Borders
• Creating Custom iProperties in the Title Block

Document Settings and Application Options
• Setting the Local Document
• Setting the Proper Prompts
• Setting the Assembly Application Options
• Setting the Sketch Application Options
• Setting the Options for Saving Files
• Setting the General Application Options

Content Center
• Introducing the Content Center
• Inserting Content from Content Center
• Using AutoDrop
• Using iMates
• Creating Custom Content Center Libraries

Using iFeatures
• Extracting and Creating an iFeature
• Placing an iFeature
• Editing an iFeature
• Creating iParts

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