How to put a dome on a cylinder | Autodesk Inventor

[@danmar619]

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[@Neil3D]

Wow thanks man, that's epic. I'm still going, I'm way too deep into this now to stop any time soon!

[@danmar619]

Glad to hear :)

[@AyanAli-ew9sw]

I second what he said, u've been of immense help😊

[@picosdrivethru]

Hi from California! You are awesome. Learning so much from this channel as well.

[@hartfordboothe7466]

Thanks for taking the time to make and post this video. I was looking to do just this (of course) but also learned you can drag a plane from a surface for a new sketch. Wish I'd known that all along. Handy. I'm informal user and not formally trained and had missed that feature. Thanks again.

[@jamesodonoghue2713]

I didn't even know that I didn't know how to do that before I saw this video! These videos have been super useful over the past few months!

[@chuckcantieny2550]

You can make the dome tangent on the cylinder end as well if you are looking for a smooth transition. It can also be weighted to change the curve.

[@scottstewart6624]

That is super handy! The quick tip video is a nice idea too.

[@DJStroble]

That was short and simple thank you so much

[@Gumball_W]

That's something they should add as a standalone option. Like in SolidWorks.

[@felipequintero769]

Thanks for the video!

[@frd8791]

Thank you so much, literally just spent hours trying to figure this out *works in fusion360 too...

[@elsa3dany1]

Thank you a lot! Great video.

[@sebasteo1999]

Thanks, I just thinking about how to do similar object

[@muhammadyahya4146]

Thank you mate

[@salilhegiste_live]

awesome and cool vid thanks for sharing

[@krkevin02]

Hey this is great and are you still going to do the every button explained videos. Also thanks for the videos I've learned a lot and now I'm the best in Inventor at school.

[@artisthoor8233]

Thank you bro !

[@kama3864]

Very nice Please do you have project we can use it as exercise

[@joshstahl7827]

Hey Mate I really like you videos you are awesome QUESTION on a sheet metal part if you have 2 parts when you put a rip in there When I go to flat pattern I get 1 part how do I switch to the second part thanks

[@MartinezRBA]

For this particular video... What keys do you use for the orbit movement? They look so smooth:(

[@nf794]

3d Mouse.

[@alphaapfel6979]

How do you make a hollow dome?

[@annazhao7688]

very nice!

[@SermedAlWasiti]

Nice vid, mate...

[@berntinulkshredder]

Cool

[@darkshadow-dz9nj]

How much space would I need on a NAS to store a 3d car assembly?

[@Neil3D]

There is no answer to that, depends how much of the car is modelled and using what program. I have a car assembly and it's around 1GB but others could be smaller

[@dobchinskiy2706]

Красава , уважаю без хуйни как говорится

[@melwhit1436]

huh ????