vex inventor chain tutorial

Short tutorial on how to add a static chain to a VEX robot assembly using Autodesk Inventor.

[@wilwardohoren]

You just don't know how much good you've done here... thank you...I wish you all the best

[@saeedkazemi6161]

Very good

[@aryanmathur3202]

Please Help Me! I can't do this and it's really frustrating! I can't do 2:35 and it's not letting me place a work point on the sketch. It doesn't highlight any part of the sketch and I don't know what do. I've done every step multiple times and it's getting nowhere. Help!

[@absolute062]

when can you upload a video on animating the chain

[@ratselrnoeeon4618]

thanks you!!! It was a great help

[@jayrajsonawane3381]

Hello sir I need help regarding chain assembly. Sketches not available when inserted as i- part in Assembly

[@willonsantos4781]

Very nice!!!

[@roccopietrofesa7914]

When I complete the final step the links following the curved path remain parallel with the line portion of the path. I think it is because of the angle constraint. Can you tell me how to fix this or where I made a mistake?

[@gary1701]

This Static Chain video is not correct. A real chain does not use 1/2 links as you do. there are link pins, outer plate, inner plate, and rollers. You would never make a chain as you do in your video.

[@jamespearman3520]

It's an accurate representation of the chain used with the VEX robotics system. This chain is made from interlocking plastic parts, each link is the same and is a half link. The individual STEP files used in this demo were downloaded from the VEX robotics web site and were created from the original Solidworks parts.