How do I scale a model in Inventor?

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Answered with a tutorial: https://grabcad.com/tutorials/how-do-i-scale-a-model-in-inventor

Great tutorial William.

Relay a good and easy tutorial .
thanks a lot

Nice. I didnt know about it.

Well done William!!! I have tried to scale parts for years and have had loads of design offices looking for the answer,with no luck. I used to take the part into Rhino and then back into Inventor, always with some defect .
Very good tutorial , thanks

Well Done

NICE!!!!!!!!

Very nice ;)

super helpfull!

Thank's very very helpful.

Great tutorial thank you for sharing this info.

William is the best !! :)

MUCHAS GRACIAS DE GRAN AYUDA

finally

Thanks. Very good

Thanks a lot it really helped me a lot on this project

thanks, I have not done it for so long that I forgot,.. nice to have these tutorials here to refresh our minds

Thanks a lot! Fantastic!!!

10x william !

Helpfull thanks

Very helpful thnks

You are my hero.

Thanks for the tutorial.

I have a somewhat related question:

I am trying to make a shell of a mesh feature after I have upscaled it.
The regular shell technique isn't working as a mesh feature has hundreds of surfaces. So, I decided to open the file with my part in it and then derive the same part but a little bigger using your method. I would then subtract out the smaller one to make a shell. Unfortunately, when I use this method to upscale, the 2 objects are not concentric so I cannot make the uniform shell that I want to.

I have attached the file of my mesh feature in case you want to see it

well done!
thank's

thanks a lot! took so short with ur tut!!!

Pls, be my tutor forever, William. It's very helpful.

Good.But i used this before and some times that does not work in complex features and parts..

dis part is ok.
is der ny other method.

There is another way to scale the model in inventor, you can use Inventor Fusion. There is a command scale in there, and than you can back to Inventor again.

thank you will
actually i sorted it out on ma own.

this was very helpful ...im in a class where i needed to scale down my project to print ...makin a companion cube

Thank you!

I thought so much praise was a little overboard. But I have to join the list and say thanks alot!!!

Thank you Will. If there´r no other way so It is the better way..

Thanks 2 years after you post it still helping people!! Thumbs up 4 u !!!!

THANK YOU!!!!

It helped me a lot! Thanks!

Thank you so much!

Excellent Logical Steps, Many Thanks.

ok, gracias!

Very helpful. I was look for this command for 3D printers. Many thanks.

Plain and simple, perfect!

Thank you for this ;).

Very helpful! Thanks a lot!

Thank you for sharing.

Super sweet, thx

Thanks dude u the bestist around dude love and peace