Everything about Work Planes | Autodesk Inventor

[@Neil3D]

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[@Wickerman1989]

3:34 When you are a beginner, you know where you want your plane to be, but you don't know where to click - I'm here for it!

[@ChuckKarl525]

This tutorial along with your tutorial on constraints provides a great foundation for modeling in Inventor. Your quick, no bullshit presentations keeps my interest level high. Thanks

[@justinmoritz6543]

I recently got into your videos and without a doubt you make the best Inventor videos on KZbin. very entertaining while ridiculously informative and thorough. You have helped me get through my rough spots in my projects many times :)

[@Neil3D]

+Justin Moritz Cheers man! I've no idea how I get away with it as there's literally zero planning or script for any of them! Like this one, it got to 3pm I finished my day job and thought it's about time I did something new for TFI haha Glad they help people though and very much appreciate the words!

[@jeremylevitsky]

I find I learn a lot more from your videos than any classroom has taught me. Every time I get stuck I watch your videos and there's always a solution. As I'm the only draftsman in our office and just starting out I have no one to show me the ropes but luckily I have you lol. Keep up the awesome job.

[@trevorlail6708]

good stuff, maybe a video on tips for working on curved surfaces and setting up planes on them, and also on spheres n' such? love the videos!

[@WIILP3450]

This was literally the last thing preventing me from finishing a college assignment. The professor explained planes too fat for me to fully grasp so this vid was a life saver!!

[@haydenbenson994]

THANKS GOD YOU EXIST. I have been trying to make a workplane for about 5 hours now, and then I found this video and did it in 30 seconds. liked and subbed

[@a.ahmadi5872]

It was a really nice video. I have never attentioned to the different colors of planes!!! and thanks for not having music in background.

[@minipali]

I can't believe I found such a wonderful tutorials on YT. Couldn't be better, excellent content very understandable and not boring! please keep on developing the channel, it is a mine of knowledge for inventor users.

[@mkeppitipola]

Finding you on KZbin has been the best for me in terms of designing...I hope you can teach about constraints like rotation and hinges

[@ahsanulkabir8640]

and it clears all my confusions regarding work planes............. thanks man

[@tl9592]

best inventor video I've found on youtube

[@joelperez419]

best videos out there so far.

[@Neil3D]

+Joel Perez Thanks man, very much appreciate the feedback

[@kvzsmith]

Very informative video. I'd been using the other work plane pull down options with limited success and they were a pain in the neck to use. You just showed me how to make this so much easier! Thanks!

[@davidp7524]

Woa! Thanks for that concise and super helpful tutorial! I messed with that "plane" button trying to figure out how to make it work, and with the lack of cues from the user interface, I could not for the life of me figure it out. Thank You!

[@MohanSingh-vp6sr]

Simple way of teaching 👍🏻

[@invalidname1667]

your every video is so informative. Thank you so much for providing so much for sharing you knowledge with us.

[@colton620]

i gave that like button a good old fashioned slap thanks for your great instructions !

[@philippemichelvidori7248]

Thank you very much for the hints using the workplanes in Inventor !

[@warrantyvoid100]

More Inventor Gold ! Thank you very much!

[@arulselvan5674]

Amazing Video. Perfectly Explained. Thank you very much!!!

[@fehmicoban]

Thanks for all tips, it's help me very much

[@BryanKelley1998]

He Neil, Yes, I designed the three Work Feature pull-downs to emulate the UI for the users still late in migrating from MDT to INV. It was something that the PM’s wanted to help increase their productivity. So that’s why they’re in the program still. Cheers, -B

[@AbrahamJosePerazaSanchez]

Amazing video .. The best teacher that i have had thanks

[@JMVD48]

Thank you very much, now I understand a lot more about Work Planes :-)

[@jansimek9702]

mate you really helping us good.. thank you

[@tilescape]

You're a great communicator! Great videos!

[@martintruran8469]

Brilliant content, perfectly delivered- thanks so much mate.

[@LonleyGuns]

Thanks a lot for your vids, now optins if Inventor seems to be intuitive for me. :)

[@simonsaunders8708]

Thank you for make planes easy,

[@oscarmendezSkinCare]

Dude you are the man! I'd treat you for a cold beer anytime. Thanks for your videos.

[@philipcorbett9841]

Have you done a video on creating holes through a shaft which not only pitches down shaft but also each hole is rotated through an angle to previous hole? struggling to work out how to do it.

[@trogpot]

yet another good video.keep them comming

[@nyon3851]

Even though it's pretty old, I learned so much they never even shown this to me in school after 2 years

[@g0dby]

That workplane you put on the end og the arc, would you be able to offset that workplane along the arc? Iam modelling a curved railing and trying to figure out the best way to make sure the spacing between supports are excact. Best regards

[@RobTheSirNORSKGAMING]

I need to create a work plane, on a funnel. I really struggle, as I can only press the "inside" of the funnel plane, and then no other point is available (no I am not using one of the "special" plane tools. Hope you can help :)

[@RobTheSirNORSKGAMING]

Ok, so I have literally used 4 hours trying to figure out how I make the work plane. Since the "funnel" had no edges etc, i had to make work points and axis to get the correct work plane angled and lined at the correct place on the circle. At least now I figured it out (just after I posted a comment). Again thank you for all videos.

[@MikediFazio]

I love the intro music. Who is it?

[@markyontz9119]

To all teachers of software: I love you all and what you are teaching. I couldn't learn nearly as much on my own! But please slow down your curser movements and selections - I'm barely 10 days into Inventor and I can't see/recognize what you ar doing that quickly. Carry on ......

[@robertwatkins2757]

Could you possibly make a tutorial on how to add a new material to the materials list (stainless, aluminium etc)? I would like to add epoxy base polymer concrete. Thanks

[@sabilafurniture1042]

Try to see soft design , composing and setuping as three seperate tNice tutorialngs to focus on and it might will make more sense

[@dalacrmx]

Nice videos !!! Kudos for that keep them coming!!!!!

[@Joaquincarnaghi]

hi! i made an offset from plane workplane. how do i modifiy the offset distance?

[@pedroafonso6269]

Hi. I have to say I have seen a lot of your videos and they are amazing and very helpful. Although I must say that this one is missing one side of plane creation which I was actually trying to find: Plans in assembly mode!!! I was trying to create a couple of planes in an assembly, based on a sketch created on the assembly root, using adaptivity from a part derived in the assembly. If that make sense at all... Looks like I cant use assembly sketches to make planes... I know you cant answer to everyone and you are a bit more focused on the hardware nowadays but it would be nice to know if there's a way of doing this? Is there some workaround to this? Thanks mate.

[@jameschristensen6710]

This was certainly an interesting video to watch for homework. It feels wrong to have a homemade Inventor tutorial with quality capture and audio, I almost feel cheated.

[@harvijaysinhgraj5917]

Please Make Video On Dynamic Simulation. I want to Learn this.

[@sheldonfrancis7830]

What is the purpose of creating two work plans if they do the same thing?

[@KALUVADADA]

Right here with ya, bro

[@kersamjernezian]

Lolll you are funny 😀Hear yourself on minute 10:53 .ahhh😀😀 .Thank you for the explanation. You expkain hard things in a simple way .

[@prometheus42472a]

I always come to this channel when I need a tutorial. I did learn from a few things from this. Do you have a tutorial on getting work planbes into iParts/iAssemblies. I checked those videos and didn't see anything. I'm going blind trying to put together an Assembly/iAssembly of a concrete footing conatinging anchor bolt/cages, the round concrete pier, rebar, etc by picking the parameters. I there a "next level" video I'm missing? Thanks in advance.

[@dam.viewing.account]

You are the best and the only!! 개짱임!

[@venkatkoneru]

Hej, Thank you for your wonderful tutorial on title blocks and borders. Tried creating a new border and want to keep a copyright text just outside the border. Managed it constrained it. However, when using the border in a new drawing and when I update the sheet size the copyright text is not stretched over the full length of the sheet. How to make the copyright text scalable with sheet size so that it is clearly readable size. How to acheive this.

[@gamingpc3475]

So i know i'm commenting on a 3 year old video, but i had a question.... Is there a simple way to create a work plane based upon an axis and a point in space that i don't know about? For instance, doing tube work, i want to grab the axis of a tube, and a point from a sketch on the end of the tube or possibly another sketch somewhere and create a plane based on that. Unless i am missing something, it doesn't seem possible even though I would think it should be. As i do it now, i have to create either work points on that axis, or an extra sketch to create a 3 point plane. Do you have any advice?

[@JedrasJedras]

Sorry for my English Question: I create a sketch in assembly, draw a line, finish sketch and I can't create work features (planes, axises, points) based on that line from sketch. Eveyrything works fine in part, but it don't works in assembly. Why?

[@nelsonmartins8995]

Can i change the original work plane in my model? i´ve started in ZX!! I didnt notice, and now can i change it to XY??

[@muhammadaliff7524]

Hey there, I you're mind, can you teach me how to cut profile, let say its a curved profile, using these plane. Coz I've try to explore and still dont get how to. Thanks :)

[@jn-bc1uc]

I'm trying to thread a steel cable through an assembly(boatlift) the ends are anchored on both ends but the cable needs to go over 1 pulley and then under a second pulley to lift the assembly up and down. Basically like a car hoist but in this case it's a boat. Any help????

[@ethankurtzvideos]

you have a new fan

[@hunhs]

Thank you for this video

[@amandakeff4447]

And your vids are really helpful btw

[@JeffreySBarrero]

Great video as always, but I wanted to ask. Would you say that when or if the user is planning on building an assembly of 100, 1000 plus components, would it be best or safer to use origin data when relying on planes, axis, etc in said assembly?.

[@Neil3D]

Its safer to use origin planes for assembly constraints yes, but sometimes they aren't sufficient and additional planes need to be made there's no avoiding it!

[@JeffreySBarrero]

@@Neil3D Thank you for your time, and the great content in your videos. Hope to get cought up in all your content soon

[@vengalavenugopal9488]

I am Electrical Engineer but I am doing in designing field Revit. Can I get job on Inventor tool it is used for me.

[@contentfree5]

Very helpful. What screen capture software do you use?

[@Neil3D]

+Marcus Friesl I use Xsplit, which is meant for gaming streaming but it has a pretty solid and reliable local recording facility so I just went with that!

[@contentfree5]

+TFI CAD Tips Great Quality. We work alot inside assemblies, and project elements from one part to another. We sometimes have issues with those projections being adaptive, in some cases. Would you ever considering doing an in depth video on the adaptive setting for within parts, etc... Thanks for doing these.

[@Neil3D]

+Marcus Friesl I've already done an adaptivity video, but I wouldn't really class it as being in depth. It's a difficult one to cover all bases as the problems you've had could be unique to the geometry you had at the time, meaning I could talk for hours about adaptivity and not reference the situation you experienced. One alternative to projections is detailed in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/goGXcqWmpdqLpNE but again it depends entirely on what you're doing, but take a look at this one and see if it helps?

[@olivertempest-radford1000]

Brilliant thank you

[@TheRaviation]

Thanks mate!

[@seeps489]

7 years later, still relevant

[@ledc131]

Cool. Thanks

[@Architerion]

Brilliant!...again ;-)

[@manojkumarpatel2146]

amazing.

[@kaneezsiddiqui1869]

Stay safe everyone

[@6969SpAcE6969]

Have such an annoying issue. I have created a rudder for a yacht, went into assembly to place the rudder at an angle, then went to mirror this to create a twinned rudder yacht, and the preview comes up in green, then I click OK for the mirror and then it takes me all the way back to the single rudder in the original position I created it in. No idea what I'm doing wrong. It's times like this where I may as well be scratching my balls for hours.

[@wankerfunnyman]

Wow, brilliant tutorial. I’m used to the Lynda prudes. The privileged Silicon Valley accents comatose the brain in seconds and nothing goes in. Thanks

[@jeromeswaby3896]

You are a bit crazy... but i like it... cool videos... thanks man

[@1607rosie]

You might have added how to hide one half of the model after you have cut thru it.

[@amandakeff4447]

Hi, I need help with drawing a few parts. Is it okay if I send you the parts and you do them on a KZbin vid. I'll appreciate it very much

[@bomarola]

super !!!!

[@cobail1]

Great info, great demo, the best I've used but sometimes I can't understand your accent.

[@jojofuji5732]

what u said

[@francisverbeeck3762]

I told you NealBafta is comming your way

[@Neil3D]

I best get writing my speech! And try to keep it short haha

[@tavogusmejia]

hahaha the OCD comment about the colors of the planes happens to me all the time.

[@Iwavvns110]

Nice videos! Thank you! Ladies!😉 haha

[@usernameerror21]

Video begins in 17:57 and end one second after it end I hate the video stop talking so much and show me how to do it 🎅🏽🎅🏽🧑🏽‍💻🧑🏽‍💻😈😈😈

[@ssabrasivos2977]

missing my ti line sir.

[@santiagoaldea4329]

Excelent video, but can you speak more slowly for non native Speaker?

[@donaldferguson4002]

YOU THINK YOU HAVE YOUR AUDIO UP LOUD ENOUGH:(

[@roland8350]

...useful but too quick. I know that I can rewind, but I spent more time rewinding. The reason we're here is to learn...not to figure out your personality. nevertheless, I learned something about Inventor.

[@jonhfredyfuentesholguin8646]

Alright, im gonna be a rapper till my wannabe rapper phase is gone

[@samuelcoufal9200]

Man really recorded whole another video just to make it 2 minutes shorter ☠️

[@leo-the-truck7672]

You talk to much rather explaining the feature

[@paulvanwyk6924]

Love the content and presentation. It's helping me a lot. But, please refrain from using the Lord's name in vain

[@michaelvanrooyen1856]

Dear Friend, Please don't use the name of GOD invain

[@Ac66Power]

FFS ples stop Talking and instruckt insted