From the course: Autodesk Inventor: Product Design Workflow
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Creating a technical drawing of the caddy - Inventor Tutorial
From the course: Autodesk Inventor: Product Design Workflow
Creating a technical drawing of the caddy
- In this final lesson of product design with Autodesk Inventor, we'll take a look at how to create drawing files, the documentation process primarily used by designers and manufacturers to communicate detailed information such as parts' height, width, depth, and location, size of key features such as holes. In essence, we would show any information needed to make the part in this type of technical working drawing. I'll go ahead and go to Autodesk Inventor, and I should say although creating technical drawings takes a bit of knowledge regarding the rules and regulations that designers typically follow such as the ASME standards, we'll put that aside for now and just take a look at how the drawings are created in Inventor. So we're going to begin a new IDW file, so we've used almost all of these icons except for this one so far, so this is our new drawing, so we'll select that. And it will put us in to the drawing environment, and you can see here by default, Inventor has put us into…
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Overview of the rendering and animation tools in Inventor1m 29s
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Creating an exploded view of the caddy4m 22s
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Recording and exporting an animation of the caddy assembly3m 34s
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Creating a rendered image of the caddy assembly6m 39s
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Creating a technical drawing of the caddy7m 42s
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