Autodesk Inventor Tutorial Bolt

in this tutorial video we will learn how to create new part, Sketch, Extrude join, extrude intersect, fillet, chemfer, coil, how to make thread and material appearance commands in Autodesk Inventor 2017.
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[@dickyarya8204]

You know it'll be informative when the guy has Indian accent

[@foff4strings]

You wouldn't have heard it, but I did stand up and applaud. Okay, I didn't do that, but I definitely thought about it. This has saved me so much time and also provided a couple of useful tips to apply elsewhere. Many thanks.

[@darshanmaniyar5010]

Thank you for this, but can you make more videos of assembly in inventor!

[@Ebrahim6000]

Why should any body create it , where you can insert it ready by standard from content center libraries???

[@stevewebbproductions]

Well done! An important learning step. Ten out of ten.

[@slawteren]

Just leaving a comment for the algorithm, you guys have made the best series of tutorials on YT. Thanks!

[@christianmarcu6021]

Why you haven't used the "Thread" command instead?

[@curtisoliver1006]

Thread tool makes fake threads, these are graphical rather than real geometry. You cannot 3D print them.

[@bigdaddy7670]

Always very professional and excellent step-by-step instructions.

[@hansfritzmiller1846]

I'm going to use this method on my mid-term assignment. This looks much better than the Thread Tool, which only places an image of threading on a cylindrical surface.

[@monique1421]

nice and clear explaining. tnx!

[@saidemreilkbahar7787]

Can we obtain machine elements without designing by ourselves such as pin washer screw nut from inventor like autocad mechanical

[@mjtunstall1976]

There is another way of making the screw is to use thread there are more than one way to make it but never knew about the top part of the bolt head

[@CrispyPotato13X]

whats the triangle for

[@archiemullins544]

yeah i wonder what the triangle is for re

[@Ericapires12]

Thanks

[@Ericapires12]

Good

[@Ghost-BURSALI]

İs there a way to change cosmetic thread =?

[@divanil12]

Muito obrigado. A explicação foi rápida e eficiente. Thank you

[@mfatih1068]

19 wrench is for M12 bolt. So you've appied 11 mm dia for threads part which is wrong sir.

[@i.teymur]

Amazing! So super explanation, thanks a lot for all your videos.

[@soltpara4563]

Thank you so much. You've been very helpful.

[@ragavendraeaswari6671]

Start tutiriall for catia,ansys,hypermesh

[@cardiacsurgeryinstruments]

great, very nice explanation, step by step... Thank you... keep teaching the World!!

[@denisskeplast3285]

Hi, I would like to know, what the best platform of 3d modeling on your opinion? Why you are jumping from one platform to another? Anyway your lessons are great, I watching them with pleasure. Don’t stop :)

[@lakshminarayana.k2367]

I want to learn Autodesk Inventor to join world skill competition some one pls help me i dont have enough knowledge to learn that software

[@edwincalero7550]

After you go to the 3d printer and all ready for design.... Easy and very usefull ,,thanks so much bro 👊

[@sidikging2988]

im using inventor 2022 but GUI is different with you

[@softmodality]

I don’t have the option to cut. What did i do wrong? I followed everything you said and did

[@MarceneiroFDS]

Created this bolt to import as RFA (family file) to Revit. The bolt if just as your tutorial and is perfect in Inventor, but in Revit the bolt is hollow and the threads are cutting through, therefor you can see inside the bolt through the threads! Have you tried it to import to Revit?

[@tymonwegierek4483]

dzieki ziomek dostałem 6 przez cb 🎉🎉😂

[@jasnifive]

Thanks Sir your explanation so excellent

[@syazanigolek7953]

You are the best. Your really helping me a lot

[@SinedEtoc]

Very easy to do now, Thank you so mutch

[@marfilmacariob.1652]

Thank you for this tutorial

[@marrefabbes4537]

Thank you for this

[@mihaelacizmic1283]

Cool video

[@MarceneiroFDS]

Thanks!

[@KeffelewAssefa]

Thank you

[@tatendagutuza3866]

good day. i am failing to draw the polygon right in the sketch, all other shapes i can draw them. For the polygon i am failing. What might be the cause.

[@ankhancam6761]

such a nice vedio bro.

[@ROCm_backend]

so good,I gonna make bolt with 3d printer

[@elvinasimx]

thank you so much ....... you saved me

[@sindhuupadhayay836]

Sir koi job h Pune m mechanical design engineering k liye M a girl mechanical design engineer but there is no scope for girl here Kindly help

[@Ds_ankit]

Same problem me...but i am boy

[@lemuelvelasco7298]

thank you, you helped me alot :)

[@MauryXman]

wow, very good job, thanks guy

[@tielcosta53]

Are you from Índia?

[@tonyvarghese75]

Sir please make tutorial for catia

[@scarecrow6_95]

does anyone know where to find a crane brake tutorial in solidworks ?

[@CuriousEngineer955]

Will you make a video on customization of inventor?

[@MohFajri_]

why i can't connect the line to the bottom of the bolt

[@two_boys_and_a_camera]

Same nothing is working Have you figured it out yet?

[@revaldyagatha]

thank you!

[@leojohnson1627]

thank you

[@teddykristiyan3932]

so helpfull, i just try to use inventor...

[@-slemantech6136]

👍👍👍👍

[@조수현-z1v]

Thank you!

[@dfalconerio]

my only criticism is its some times hard to understand purely because of accent, but other than that your videos are spot on, to be honest even with accent im find your videos easier to follow allong with than the "proper" videos by american trainers. seriously your videos are clear and each step is there to be seen, no jumping around and assuming we know what to do. kudos mate