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Modeling the caddy arm using the Mirror command - Inventor Tutorial
From the course: Autodesk Inventor: Product Design Workflow
Modeling the caddy arm using the Mirror command
- So we're back, and we're looking at the final caddy part that needs to be drawn. That's five of five parts. It's a fun one to draw. What we're going to actually use is mirror, we'll focus on just drawing one half of the caddy arm and then we'll use mirror, since this is a symetrical part to generate the second half of the caddy arm. For this particular part of the drawing we're going to ignore this handle portion and we're going to do that a little bit down the road so yours will just have a flat surface going all the way across. A couple of notes about the shape we have a one inch bracket it's one inch by one inch and the material thickness is 0.1. The portion that bows kind of out and over the tumblers has a radius of 3 and the distance is 2.5 of the thickness of the band on the caddy arm. So let's take a look at how to draw it. We'll select a new part, start a 2D sketch and before I jump to that let me go ahead and save as and this is going to be caddy arm. Alright so we have…
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Overview of caddy parts and project approach2m 13s
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Modeling the caddy base using the Extrude and Hole commands8m 55s
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Modeling a caddy foot using the Revolve command4m 46s
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Modeling a ring support using the Sweep command2m 11s
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Modeling a ring support using the Pattern command3m 8s
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Modeling a glass tumbler using loft2m 14s
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Completing the tumbler using loft and shell3m 10s
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Modeling the caddy arm using the Mirror command6m 4s
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