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How do you even start designing a project in Inventor software? You’ve completed all the tutorials and sample projects but still can’t do work. Are these a few thoughts you’ve had when taking the next step with Inventor? Or perhaps you still feel inefficient when using Inventor for design work. This session will present a variety of methods and approaches to best use Inventor in the real world of design and engineering. Let’s go through how to complete new designs and projects from nothing (blank sheet) in Inventor. What is the best way to build up assemblies when you start from scratch? Learn why you should do things a certain way in Inventor for less frustration and further productivity. Let’s look at methods to apply when using assembly constraints, sketching, and modeling by using real-world examples to show why certain methods are used to accomplish designs in Inventor. By seeing these methods, you can then take that step away from demos and tutorials and start effectively doing real work in Inventor.
Key Learnings
- Learn how to use Inventor to complete designs
- Learn how to complete daily design tasks with Inventor
- Learn about Inventor designs that are easier to modify
- Learn how to avoid Inventor constraint errors
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- JMJeff MilesPassion for leveraging technology to improve the development of manufacturing operations. Actively involved with Autodesk Enterprise Customers as an Inventor specialist in the Customer Success Organization. Prior to my involved with Autodesk I leveraged my passion for CAD technology to establish a successful design and engineering firm which supplied services to a variety of manufacturing companies. The firm leveraged Autodesk Inventor to completed various projects over the course of 15 years. During this time and my previous engineering manager experience I have been ably to acquire a deep knowledge of the manufacturing industry.
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