Join John Helfen for an in-depth discussion in this video Creating a sweep feature with model edges, part of Inventor 2016 Essential Training.
- We're now ready to look at Sweep one more time,…But instead of creating everything from scratch,…on the screen you can see an oil pan part that I've created.…This is in the exercise files…and it's where you can start for this exercise.…What we're gonna do is,…we're gonna create a profile that we can sweep…around the top of this oil pan.…But instead of drawing the path…that it's gonna be swept around,…we're gonna use the edge of the model instead.…To begin, we need to go ahead and right-click,…and select new sketch,…and we're gonna select this workplane…that I pre-created for us.…And it runs right through the center of this part.…
If we zoom in a little bit,…you can see that we have some geometry in our way,…and if you've been watching all the other movies…you'll remember F7 on our keyboard will slice graphics…allowing us to see the sketch plane.…We can now project those cut edges.…I'm gonna return to the create panel,…and select the drop-down to make sure we select…"Project Cut Edges" instead of "Project Geometry" workplane.…
Author
John Helfen
Released
6/12/2015- Reviewing the Inventor workflow and file types
- Creating a project
- Sketching and working with origin geometry
- Creating and modifying sketch geometry
- Projecting and importing geometry
- Modeling parts
- Building parts with placed features
- Creating feature patterns and sculpted objects
- Adding parts to an assembly
- Using constraints to position parts
- Creating drawing views
- Adding annotations
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome33s
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Certification overview1m 27s
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1. Basic Concepts
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Home Dashboard4m 30s
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2. Leveraging the Project
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Project file introduction5m 26s
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Creating a project4m 58s
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3. Navigating the Interface
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Using the browser4m 41s
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Using the ribbon bar3m 35s
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Using the marking menu3m 29s
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4. Sketching Concepts
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Introducing sketching4m 30s
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Understanding constraints6m 12s
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5. Creating Sketch Geometry
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Drawing lines6m 56s
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Creating rectangles and arcs11m 22s
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Creating splines8m 12s
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Construction geometry6m 31s
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Dimensioning4m 44s
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Parameters5m 53s
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6. Modifying Sketch Geometry
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7. Work Features
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Understanding work features4m 16s
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Creating offset work planes3m 23s
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Creating work planes7m 7s
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8. Projecting and Importing Geometry
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Projecting geometry8m 22s
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9. Understanding Part Modeling
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Part feature introduction6m 11s
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Creating revolves10m 11s
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Creating a sweep feature5m 28s
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10. Building Parts with Placed Features
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Adding placed holes4m 14s
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Adding sketched holes3m 41s
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Adding threaded holes5m 23s
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11. Creating Patterns of Features
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Mirroring part features3m 22s
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12. Creating Sculpted Objects
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T-Splines introduction2m 12s
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Creating a base form3m 12s
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Taking advantage of symmetry5m 41s
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13. Adding Parts to an Assembly File
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Introduction to assemblies1m 43s
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Placing components5m 23s
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14. Using Constraints to Position Parts
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Mate/Flush constraint7m 48s
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Angle constraint3m 46s
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Insert constraint2m 49s
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Driving constraints6m 11s
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Translational constraint1m 12s
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Motion constraint6m 19s
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Contact sets2m 37s
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15. Assembly Visualization Techniques
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Visual styles5m 27s
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16. Creating Drawing Views
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Creating section views5m 18s
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Creating detail views2m 41s
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Creating breakout views3m 18s
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17. Creating Basic Annotations
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Creating general dimensions5m 16s
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Changing dimension precision2m 42s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 1s
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