How to Not Model Features Twice By John Hackney, IMAGINiT Technologies
When modeling in Inventor, you often have a feature that you'd like to copy to another location on the same part or to a totally different part.
Tricks with Inventor Split Command By David Melvin, PE, TEDCF Publishing
Learn to use the Split command in the Sketch tab of the ribbon, plus a few helpful ways the command can be used.
Planning Ahead with Autodesk Inventor - Parameters By David Melvin, PE, TEDCF Publishing
Parameters are extremely helpful for guiding part construction with design specifications. Follow these steps in Inventor.
Planning Ahead with Autodesk Inventor - Fillets By David Melvin, PE, TEDCF Publishing
This is the second part of a short mini-series of tips focused on strategy. How to plan ahead to simplify your work.
Using Face Fillets with Autodesk Inventor By David Melvin, PE, TEDCF Publishing
With the Face Fillet your geometry doesn't need to be as clean as it does with standard fillets. Learn more.
How to Create Points and Curves from Spreadsheets By Craig Bashor, Advanced Solutions
This video tutorial covers how to import coordinate points from a spreadsheet and add them to either a 2D or 3D sketch in Inventor.
Are You Having Issues with Your Graphic Performance? By Edwin Prakoso, CAD Notes Blog
If you already use a certified graphic card but are still having problems, you should try to download the driver from Autodesk's website.
Using Section View to Look at Features Inside By David Melvin, PE, TEDCF Publishing
Have you ever noticed that some parts and assemblies are just not user friendly when it comes to section views in Inventor?
Learn How Using Detail Views Can Save You Time By Mark Flayler, Application Engineer, IMAGINiT Technologies
Your design changes and the detail views that didn't move with the geometry need to be fixed. This tip makes this process easier.
Fixing the Inventor Error Report Issue By IMAGINiT
Does this ever happen to you: you've had Inventor installed for a while and one day you try to launch the program but it won't open.
Understanding Uniform Wall Thickness By Proto Labs
Creating excellent injection molding requires uniform wall thickness throughout a part design. Learn how to achieve this goal.
Learn About the New Way of Working with Materials By Mark Flayler, Application Engineer, IMAGINiT Technologies
Say what you want about the new material settings in Inventor, but this tool for adjustment is really handy.