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Tutorial Inventor - 205 MOLD DESIGN

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@robtroman7917 2 года назад

Does the pull direction refer to the direction that the part is removed from the mould. For example if a draft angle was added to the model of an ice cube the pull direction arrow would point away from the small face as that is the direction it would be removed from the ice cube mould.

@prof-stancescu 2 года назад

Yes, it does, and the example with the ice cube is good! Thank you Rob Troman for your gentle comments!

@Indonesia01ian 3 года назад

Hi sir, do you think that it is very hard to rotate parts in Inventor? Is it possible for us to rotate in a certain amount of angle or a notification that indicate we have rotated 90 degree like Fusion ?

@prof-stancescu 3 года назад

Surely you can rotate parts in Inventor! In an assembly you can use free rotate to place a part at a free angle, then apply Constraint/Angle/First solution to apply a certain angle about any other part.