Autodesk Inventor Users

Hi, I do not know what level of preparation you have, but if you already master the basic modeling I think you should enter the tools and design accelerators that the Inventor brings in the environment of Assembly. It is my suggestion.

That would be Frame builder and stuff?

Hi, follow the download link of a PDF book on machine drawings, I suggest you take a look at page 328 and the following.

http://servidor.demec.ufpr.br/disciplinas/TM224/Turma_B/Desenhista%20de%20m%C3%A1quinas.pdf

I was referring to generate and calculate pieces such as. gears, shafts, pulleys and the like. The Inventor brings good tools for that and I consider that any mechanical designer must dominate.

You can also take a look to my (10x10) models or (2) tutorials:

Grabcad model

Parts 001...010 - The CAD Album of 100 CAD Parts

Mind that this is not a part or a group of parts. This is an Album or a Collection of 100 parts, consisting in ten groups of ten parts each. Starting with this group of ten parts, the library contains a total of 100 parts, created initially with AutoCAD, and now remodeled with Inventor 2014 as IP...

Grabcad tutorial

How to model a Control lever shaft using Inventor 2014?

If you are really interested in modeling with Inventor (2014), try to apply every steps in respect of their order and watch how you reach the model. Enjoy!

Grabcad tutorial

How to model a Centrifugal Pump Body (Spiral construction) using Inventor 2014?

We have to abide all the conditions from the technical drawing

Or to study some technical drawings:

Grabcad model

Timoteo Carreras Soto

This is a tribute to the great spanish engineer Timoteo Carreras Soto. Starting with 1955 he published a number of Albums with technical drawings. They are very well executed - masterpieces of their time. I searched on internet and I collected all the Albums I found. You can download them from he...

If your looking for a new challenge, you could always try to reproduce some of Thang's models.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCli_RJkGWfZvw4IlDLHNCQg

Hey there,

I only started modelling in Inventor from March this year. So I was in a similar position. For me the best type of exercise was a project (something that interested me) and design from scratch. For example: I'm a keen Star Wars fan so I decided to model a Tie-Fighter from photographs. There are lots of details and curved surfaces to cope with, great for increasing the skill level. So if you have a similar interest, I would suggest this is a good approach.

Hi if you look for "Cad Training" under my profile projects you will find interesting drawings to practice your Skills.

https://grabcad.com/cadcloud-1/projects

Hi guys. I learned so much things in inventor with "Prof. Daniel Severino". He is a brazilian youtuber. And he has some courses that you can find in: https://www.danielseverino.com/ . I guess that have a place with some pdf of parts that you can download and practice.

His youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/ProfDanielSeverino

Good studies!