Inventor 2022 Tutorial

[@OArchivesX]

Better way to model sheet metal: Always make your initial extrude with as many flanges as possible, then add other flanges/faces. For this, a proper way would be to make a U shape part first, unbend it to add reliefs/planar face if needed, then bend it back and make the cutouts, holes.. etc directly on the face you want to get desired dimensions. Sometimes you have to unbend to make cutouts that go into a bend. More efficient and practical for future use. Avoid starting with flat face if possible.

[@adamgardner5113]

brilliant. Makes me want to get back into CAD and start a new career. This was always a sincere joy to my heart

[@CadGuy619]

Nice how to. I would have called it a tutorial if you explained what you were doing as you proceeded and didn't leave in your mistakes for us to follow along and have to back out as you did. 7.5 out of 10

[@kib_world4207]

facts bro

[@jens8944]

Good Video. Thank you!

[@villijs33321]

Hello! Nce job. One thing what I can not find is - is it possible to make a Inventor Presentation om Sheet metal - that shows what sides to do bend first...

[@midoelmohandes89]

its better to talk as we make agreat effort to see the dim from your steps and its not clear in the drawings 🤔

[@DanielLazarov81]

Change the name to "Inventor 2022 3D Sheet Metal Design #230 | Music Video (mistakes included/uncut version)

[@festeplatte4225]

Is that tutorial or musical???

[@ronaldschroevers6498]

verry nice, do you have the 2d drawing for me?

[@minhcao8597]

Compare with autocad 3d it is so slow

[@Turistlt]

Super !!!

[@thanhtrieunguyen3546]

nice

[@sullivankemal8118]

can you send me 2d drawing pdf file? I need that

[@CADCAMSOLUTION]

Yes, please for me email.

[@sullivankemal8118]

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[@Кімбілсін]

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[@ubaidullah5662]

👍

[@birendrasingh7133]

2d drawing attach pdf

[@CADCAMSOLUTION]

I can send file PDF drawing for you, you can send for me email.

[@AnNguyen-kk1ye]

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[@donputt7163]

This is absolute rubbish. There is no sounds to help understand what's being done.

[@CadGuy619]

It is more of a how too than tutorial. Tutorials have an explanation (as you suggested) and don't include errors for you to make as well. it was still pretty informative despite its frustrations.

[@siimkask14]

Damn Solidworks is way faster