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Autodesk Inventor: Part 2 Assembly

Autodesk Inventor: Part 2 Assembly. An assembly puts multiple parts together to show how each part is used in the design. PowerPoint by: Danica Chang. Creating an assembly. Press new Open a new Standard.iam, then press OK. Adding Components. Press the button

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Autodesk Inventor: Part 2 Assembly

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  1. Autodesk Inventor: Part 2Assembly An assembly puts multiple parts together to show how each part is used in the design PowerPoint by: Danica Chang

  2. Creating an assembly • Press new • Open a new Standard.iam, then press OK

  3. Adding Components • Press the button located at the top of the left column • Find the part you created earlier and place as many of them as needed.

  4. Constraints • The next step is to constraint the parts • Press located near the top of the left column • The type of constraint we use is called mate Mate

  5. Constraints Continued • There are two “Solutions” • Mate: makes the selected planes face each other and coincide (they are become the same plane) • Flush: makes the selected planes face the same direction and coincide mate flush

  6. Constraints Continued This is an example of a Mate • Chose Mate or Flush from “Solutions” • Click on the 2 planes you would like to mate (or flush) • Be sure to press apply, or else your parts will move back to their original positions.

  7. Constraints Continued… Flush Don’t forget to press apply Here is an example of a Flush constraint

  8. Constraining holes and rods • To constraint things like holes and rods, use Mate • Constraint the center axes of the rod and hole

  9. Once you are finished constraining the parts, and are ready to begin machining the parts, you need to create Drawings of the parts. • We will learn about Drawings in our next Inventor lesson

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