Mechanical Bench Vise Animation through Dynamic Simulation || Autodesk Inventor Tutorial

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We will learn the below Assembly features in Autodesk Inventor
1. Place Component
2. Mate Constraint
3. Flush Mate
4. Angle mate
5. Free Rotate Component
6. Using Autodesk Content Center files
7. Understanding Joints in Dynamic Simulation Environments.
8. Insert Screw Joint in Dynamic Simulation Environments.
9. Edit Joints and their Properties in Dynamic Simulation Environments.
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6 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 3

6 месяцев назад

great work :D

@r.santos8231 Год назад

That's great!

@keithyakouboff8755 4 месяца назад

Hey... not an industrial designer or anything (though I need to learn this software for my current job), but I wanted to say that your tutorial was very well-done. Everything has worked out near-perfectly on my end following your clear, step-by-step directions. I could not, however, seem to get the "revolution" joint. I got a "cylindrical" joint instead, and could not seem to rectify that. So, the dynamic sim did not work. But, the model turned out great. One minor complaint: Certain things could have been explained, like why 3.5 mm pitch? What is that for? Or, there were other operations or values you chose, and I did understand why. Anyway, good work.