Autodesk Inventor 2018 : 0 : Basics in 30 min

Tutorial Lesson for Autodesk Inventor 2018 focusing on showing basic use of the program in less than 30 minutes.

[@SeferGER]

10:57 "Next thing people often get wrong is thinking they can do a bunch of stuff like holes in a block, drawing rectangle, circle, etc..." Next thing you do is putting a hole into the block in the same sketch.

[@stefangottsche3092]

You can, but only one thing at a time. You can't extrude, punch a hole and add a circle all from one sketch in one operation. That is probably what he wants to convey here. I got a little confused by this. You can't "but I drew it in that last sketch".

[@inventionstoriesonyoutube4340]

This is a great overview. We should share an episode about Autodesk Inventor on the Invention Stories Podcast

[@jadeden8714]

Downloaded autocad 2021 today and this guy is amazing

[@newtothisthing]

Based on this tutorial video I will be purchasing Autodesk Inventor. Thank you.

[@thenorthernengineer532]

I have an interview this Friday and have never used inventor for drawing or modeling before, it shows that you're not a professional, but this is an excellent tutorial for beginners, thank you. To be fair to you, making actual 2D technical drawings should be a module in and of itself, because there is just too much to cover.

[@schleybailey]

Seriously. Layout has me fucked up.

[@cormaclynch3680]

This man starts and stops every sentence with “okay”

[@geet77777]

okay.

[@AndyEsVa]

@@geet77777 okay.

[@geet77777]

@@AndyEsVa okay?

[@garyvanremortel5218]

So...alright...see...end of story.

[@McTwigstar]

so you do it like this, allright? Okay? MMkay next up

[@Queteimp]

This is the best video on this topic on youtube

[@brunnlake]

Thanks for sharing. I have 9 years experience in CATIA but starting at a new company tomorrow where they use Inventor. They know I have zero experience in Inventor but it sure feels good to have seen the basics.

[@CathyBrook123]

This video is super helpful. Most essential and basic parts in 30 mins. Helps a lot to understand the logics of the Inventor

[@donatosobers4980]

🤬🤬

[@michaelanzalone9472]

Excellent lesson, thank you. BTW, "fillet" in this context is actually pronounced "fill-it" (rhymes with "billet").

[@richiesworld1]

"Bil-lay?" 🤔

[@robotadventures]

i was listening to this in the background and heard that and it hurt my ears. delicious fish.

[@jessicac8090]

My teacher refuses to teach he just says look it up so here I am thanks for the tutorial

[@gafferzzz]

I had this problem 16 years ago

[@99nouns]

Your teacher is right, your teacher will not be there rest of your life to teach you everything, so you have to learn to learn things on your own!!!

[@gafferzzz]

@@99nouns unfortunately I was learning engineering design but they were all failed engineers. What's more, a teacher's job is to teach; luckily now youtube can teach most things but the whole point of having a teacher is to help one's understanding and maybe help understand how to learn things on your own (in the future).

[@99nouns]

@@gafferzzz There is a saying in Merica, if the person knows, he does it, if he doesnt know, he teaches it!

[@gafferzzz]

@@99nouns maybe, but regardless I did teach myself engineering design (to an extent); my boss took me out of the college after they lost everyone's coursework over the summer and it turns out oil refineries are not that hard to draw.

[@ef8379]

*bows* You merciful god! I finally understand what my engineering teacher is teaching!!!!

[@aproject6821]

I learned Auto Cad 2D and 3D 10 + years ago on my educational path (started a little over year 2000, that time there was no Inventor in our school system), than all the time I did not need and use any drawing programs. Now I need this again and before I see this video I did not understand nothing in Inventor. But after this video and knowledge of AutoCad, I do understand concept and that was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for this.

[@ahmadwaheedafghanyar8371]

appreciated its very helpfully for those who start his first experiences in Autodesk inventory

[@milindpawar7407]

Way you are teach that is too excellent, i thought that you are beside me & explain all things,, great . & keep it up.

[@ahmedhass146]

wow man that was great as a beginner i got very confident with the software . thanks

[@nicodereus5424]

You are the boss, one of the first well explain ed video 's. Tank you

[@Rock1Candy]

You should always use the center points when sketching geometry. ALWAYS.

[@jasonrogers5885]

Thank you, I purchased the software and was really confused at first but now I feel less confused since I watched these videos.

[@math481c]

Best tutorial out there still!

[@nickrollings8839]

Great rapid tour of all the environments in Inventor, thanks

[@justinfatland593]

Dont start a sketch at the center but lock the sketch down using constraints. Mid plane is best to use.

[@aragingbear6466]

In Inventor, ALWAYS START at the centerpoint!

[@lukemckinney4150]

Why

[@stefangottsche3092]

@@lukemckinney4150 It makes your life so much easier, because the center point is automatically in your sketch and you can use it to ex. center the middle of a circle or a rectangle or some such and Inventor will recognise it as a point. When you don't, you'd need to lock the sketch object in place or define distances from the center point for it to be "fully constrained", which you want.

[@monique1421]

Thank you for this very clear explanation. Nice voice and easy to follow lesson

[@brenthebeast7388]

Great tutorial it will help me in my engineering class

[@cristobalheredia8333]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you so much!

[@hellothere1328]

Very helpful, I just hope I can remember this. Had to like :)

[@arya8431]

Thank you, it's easy to understand for the beginner

[@arya8431]

5:40 noted

[@samuellobo4882]

@@arya8431 i start on centre point always on inventor

[@samuellobo4882]

@@arya8431 how is starting there working out?

[@yanarama4113]

Your way of explaining is so good and your video really useful, thank you

[@sgrongo]

thank you man, i have to learn autodesk inventor to get a job in Italy, if i get hired it's thank to you!!!

[@samknight2573]

did you get hired?

[@sgrongo]

@@samknight2573 yes but unfortunately with this Covid situation, my work experience did not last long

[@samknight2573]

@@sgrongo ah thats a shame, stick at it I'm sure your skills will be needed elsewhere

[@sgrongo]

@@samknight2573 I hope so too, thank you so much for the encouragement!

[@hahahahahahahaahahahahhaaha]

@@sgrongo im sure by the end of covid it will be good man you will do insane with being an inventor keep it up :D

[@edwincalero7550]

Thank you. Greetings from Costa Rica.

[@bingofox9601]

GREAT, I ENJOYED THAT AND LEARNED ALOT

[@kadendannenberg2897]

I use this for my Intro to Engineering class and I don't know that much but it's really fun to use and mess around in.

[@Philadelphia_Eagles]

You shouldn't mess around that's bad teaching

[@hahahahahahahaahahahahhaaha]

@@Philadelphia_Eagles thanks dylan u make the world a safer and more work ethical space :)

[@devpatel4988]

Thank u so much for the video cause it really helped me alot.This is the first time that im gnna b using autodesk inventor and i really had no idea what should i do.But now i atleast know to create basic 3d objects.Please try to make more videos for the inventor so that rookies like me can learn easily.

[@SHAWNPAULCARLSON]

I'm needing help. Here is what I would like to do. . . - take a picture of my brother with his motorcycle. - cut out the picture, and move just the part of my brother and his motorcycle. - edit the background so that way it's him with a totally different background I drew. - Draw this background and add to background, without affecting the original picture. I wanted to use glow brush to give him flaming wings. I am using a Lenovo tab 4, 10". Finger drawing.

[@rossdabosss2192]

7:20 2x4 square well done ✅

[@AA-nf2pl]

hahaha and a 2x2 rectangle hahaha

[@rossdabosss2192]

Haha didn’t hear that one 😂🤙🏻

[@kaijunyang4567]

Thanks so much for the video, it's very clear and useful for beginners.:)

[@anafinuraini9333]

Thank you for the tutorial, awesome for newbie :)

[@sairamcool022]

Thanks! Its condensed and clear

[@moralesfabricio]

Very good video. I appreciate your help.

[@monicarzewski9657]

brah I was following along and then you totally messed me up when you did the second hole with the dimensions

[@garyvanremortel5218]

Why not start at the origin when sketching a shape? How is this a problem?

[@manofmesopotamia7602]

that was so informative 😊

[@Adlerwolf1000]

I ve got a question, I tried just like u in the video to set the circle in the middle but every time I click on the spot in the middle nothing happens or the window for changing the sizze of the circle pops up. What I'm doing wrong?

[@chappyaugusto]

Clear as a water !!

[@debojitacharjee]

can I use Autodesk Inventor for manufacturing like CATIA? is it only CAD or its also CAM?

[@sqidgery9960]

Why is there reverb on the vocal track? Kinda weird lol.

[@DinuSirbu]

Thank you for sharing

[@araelectrocontrolsarasheba6013]

Very nice. Thank you

[@yazzle26]

I am trying this on 2020 and they must've changed something cause I can't get it to dimension the circle twice. It keeps telling me "Sketch dimension already exists" as soon as I click it.

[@ratgreen]

One time you have to click the edge of the circle, the other the center. I think. I'm a newbie

[@BaljinderSingh-tf2sn]

Oosum😀😀😀it helped me

[@NISHU7777777]

Very Nicely Done Bro! Everything was as it should have been!

[@sam06181944]

Nice and clear

[@germanrojas4945]

I so like this been .using it and awesome results

[@Dominian1]

I did all of the nicely done included tutorials with videos and text explanations, when I just should have watched this video.

[@Neil3D]

This is what I'd expect if the Verge did an Inventor Guide, sorry man there's bad practice all the way through. Always start constrained around the origin, put dims in as you're sketching, create a sketch per feature, don't use 2D fillets if a 3D one can be used, it's a fiilet not a fillay, I stopped there as it was embarrassing me.

[@EmptyFucker]

hes trying his best man stop putting him down and criticizing him whenever fucking Ryans toy review has more subs than you do

[@zanderwitaz]

Seriously? this program doesn't want to sketch from the origin? the most objectively important and useful thing in a CAD file? can someone elaborate on this?

[@abdulazizalwan]

Thank you it’s very helpful

[@dansantiago3668]

inventor is complicated compared to solidworks. inventor not easy????

[@xdygmnyrdf]

Very good video. There's a lot of ungrateful people in comments.

[@JOJOVITALE]

Hello do you have lesson planning for your tutorials?If you have can i have this for my references..I love th way you teach..thank you and gobless,,

[@claes77]

Very helpful and clear instruction video thanks. New subscriber.

[@robertswilson3483]

in drafting (and wood and metal working) the "t" is pronounced. But in cooking, the French tradition is observed and the "t" is silent.

[@EducationPublic]

Haha.. good point. I've looked it up 5 times and I keep forgetting. I love that it gets the old school drafting guys crazy though. Good times.

[@ThePcbdznr]

I'm an English Lit major.

[@grapefru]

Bob Wilson that sucks

[@ThePcbdznr]

Best part of my life. Love the language and love engineering.@@grapefru

[@GraniteInTheFace]

Im coming into creo cad to auto desk. And i am confused by all these names whats the difference between autodesk autocad and autodesk inventor?

[@omniac5783]

Autodesk is the company that makes AutoCAD and Inventor. AutoCAD is typically 2D (though there are some 3D features now iirc) and used for architecture and MEP stuff. Inventor is used to create mechanical parts for machining and assembly. Think of it like this: AutoCAD: Make buildings and show electrical systems, piping, etc. Inventor: Make things like engines and other mechanical systems

[@onkarsingh8221]

Fantastic!!

[@Kingoftehill]

I’d like to make a sketch in inventor. Tutor: *thats not how this works.*

[@kurka1186]

wait now why is a autodesk 2018 uploaded in 2017

[@markw8139]

Pleeeeeeeeease, pleeease, please. The ONE thing that annoys me about engineers demonstrating 3D CAD is they never use perspective...As an Industrial designer with Art Training I cannot stand to look at a 3D object without perspective...I always do it with Solidworks...Other than that great👌🙈

[@TrinityVegas-1]

it really did help me to understand this program

[@NTC]

That is a very useful video, thank you for uploading!

[@deepakrathva]

Thank you..

[@justinweber7547]

I almost always use rectangle 2 point center on a initial sketch for sheetmetal parts. I use rectangle for cutting so I can dimension from edges of the part.

[@nicolassilva638]

"okay, please, okay... shhhhhhh... I got you"

[@mariuscilliers131]

Thank you..This helped me so much.Appreciate

[@heavenroots7]

Any tips for a new job?

[@MrNelsonOliveira]

That was a pretty god class! Is there a continuation to this first class?

So clear. Thanks for video!

[@thecharli1574]

how do you change the circumference of a circle

[@schleybailey]

Just take your desired circumference and divide it by pi and you get the diameter to set the circle to.

[@AhmadAsmndr]

you are the best thank you...

[@hellomaycung5651]

My model task is disappear how can I get it back?

[@hahahahahahahaahahahahhaaha]

hello may cung i cant help sorry maybe ask another person

[@christiansanchez-odell5626]

u R MY HEROE

[@akremabdu2518]

Tnx bro

[@chucknorris9511]

You already taught something wrong... The reason you place the corner of the rectangle on the axis is because you need to define the lines. Explain to me how it will cause problems?

[@AK0SKA]

Do not start on the center point??? Are you kidding? Otherwise great video.

[@slevinshafel9395]

4:34 it is possible to make this from Fusion 360 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKrTg3holqubnpY to autodesk inventor? Instead use the sketch? Look like it can be done more fast if you have a picture.

[@kemalkorkmaz1985]

Thanks for this tutorial.

[@5layerinmybelly]

I just want to make a fork out of sheet metal

[@africanative986]

Rectangle... its called a rectangle

[@alstenmart]

Creo is the best.

[@Drexsouiey400]

so CAN i do this even i'm not graduated yet

[@xdygmnyrdf]

Lots of people in this world can become billionaires without graduating anything. And lots of college graduates just work at McDonalds. You dont have to drop 100grand on education to learn something useful in life.

[@densetsu7690]

Extrusion not work

[@youplayall]

Seriously I'll rather pay my tuition to you rather than my professors in college.

[@joed3786]

Nice Design Program. Nice Tutorial. Thank You. One Day when Life affords me Time.

[@umairrjaved]

Thank you so much.

[@deshaunjefre9372]

THIS VIDEO IS CLICKBAIT, IT SAYS 30 MINS BUT ITS ACTUALLY 26 MINS!!! but great video i knew most of these things but i did learn more about inventor 😁

[@GiacomoVaccari]

Not all heroes wear capes

[@mariobros2169]

I a might be dumb or just ignorant but .... i closed the model tab (left middle where appears the sketches and stuff like that) and dont know how to reopen it again, other than that amazing video Dude

[@mcfrazz8629]

Man said fillay 😭

[@CNCJoeFromRomeo]

Dude - It's "Fill-IT" Not a freakin' steak

[@EducationPublic]

Haha.. good point. I've looked it up 5 times and I keep forgetting. I love that it gets the old school drafting guys crazy though. Good times.

[@harrelsontrumpets]

@@EducationPublic Technically, the word "fillet" has the French pronunciation just like a steak. The Americanized engineering version of the word has always been incorrect. The same is true of the French word "chamfer".

[@gameimpact7159]

thank you so much !