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Autodesk Inventor and Engineering Graphics - An Integrated Approach
Randy H. Shih
Oregon Institute of Technology
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Autodesk Inventor and Engineering Graphics iii
Table of Contents
Preface i
Acknowledgments ii
Table of Contents iii
Autodesk Inventor Certified User Examination Overview xv
Tips for Taking the Autodesk Inventor Certified User Examination xx
Chapter 1
Introduction
Introduction 1-3
Drawing in CAD Systems 1-5
Development of Computer Aided Design 1-5
Feature-Based Parametric Modeling 1-9
Getting Started with Autodesk Inventor 1-10
The Screen Layout and Getting Started Toolbar 1-11
The New File Dialog Box and Units Setup 1-12
The Default Autodesk Inventor Screen Layout 1-13
File Menu 1-14
Quick Access Toolbar 1-14
Ribbon Tabs and Tool Panels 1-14
Online Help Panel 1-14
3D Model Toolbar 1-15
Graphics Window 1-15
Message and Status Bar 1-15
Mouse Buttons 1-16
[Esc] - Canceling Commands 1-16
Autodesk Inventor Help System 1-17
Data Management Using Inventor Project Files 1-18
Setup of a New Inventor Project 1-19
The Content of the Inventor Project File 1-22
Leaving Autodesk Inventor 1-22
Chapter 2
Parametric Modeling Fundamentals
Introduction 2-3
The Adjuster Design 2-4
Starting Autodesk Inventor 2-4
The Default Autodesk Inventor Screen Layout 2-6
Sketch Plane- It is an XY Monitor, but an XYZ World 2-7
Creating Rough Sketches 2-9
Step 1: Creating a Rough Sketch 2-10
Graphics Cursors 2-10iv Autodesk Inventor and Engineering Graphics
Geometric Constraint Symbols 2-11
Step 2: Apply/Modify Constraints and Dimensions 2-12
Dynamic Viewing Functions- Zoom and Pan 2-15
Modifying the Dimensions of the Sketch 2-15
Step 3: Completing the Base Solid Feature 2-16
Isometric View 2-17
Dynamic Rotation of the 3D Block- Free Orbit 2-18
Dynamic Viewing- Quick Keys 2-20
Viewing Tools- Standard Toolbar 2-21
Full Navigation Wheel 2-23
Display Modes 2-25
Orthographic vs. Perspective 2-25
Disable the Heads-up Display Option 2-26
Step 4-1: Adding an Extruded Feature 2-27
Step 4-2: Adding a Cut Feature 2-31
Step 4-3: Adding another Cut Feature 2-34
Save the Model 2-37
Review Questions 2-38
Exercises 2-39
Chapter 3
Constructive Solid Geometry Concepts
Introduction 3-3
Binary Tree 3-4
The Locator Design 3-5
Modeling Strategy-CSG Binary Tree 3-6
Starting Autodesk Inventor 3-7
Base Feature 3-8
GRID Intervals Setup 3-9
Model Dimensions Format 3-12
Modifying the Dimensions of the Sketch 3-12
Repositioning Dimensions 3-13
Using the Measure Tools 3-14
Completing the Base Solid Feature 3-17
Creating the Next Solid Feature 3-18
Creating a Cut Feature 3-22
Creating a Placed Feature 3-25
Creating a Rectangular Cut Feature 3-27
Save the Model 3-29
Review Questions 3-30
Exercises 3-31Table of Contents v
Chapter 4
Geometric Constructions
Geometric Constructions 4-3
Geometric Constructions - Classical Methods 4-4
Bisection of a Line or Arc 4-4
Bisection of an Angle 4-5
Transfer of an Angle 4-6
Dividing a Given Line into a Number of Equal Parts 4-7
Circle through Three Points 4-8
A Line Tangent to a Circle 4-9
Line Tangent to a Circle from a Given Point 4-10
Circle of a Given Radius Tangent to Two Given Lines 4-11
Circle of a Given Radius Tangent to an Arc and a Line 4-12
Circle of a Given Radius Tangent to Two Arcs 4-13
Starting Autodesk Inventor 4-14
Geometric Construction - CAD Method 4-15
Bisection of a Line or Arc 4-15
Dimensions and Relations 4-17
Applying Geometric/Dimensional Constraints 4-18
Bisection of an Angle 4-19
Dividing a Given Line into a Number of Equal Parts 4-21
Arc through Three Points 4-28
Line Tangent to a Circle from a Given Point 4-29
Circle of a Given Radius Tangent to Two Given Lines 4-30
Adding Geometric Relations and Fully Defined Geometry 4-33
Starting a New Drawing 4-33
Displaying Existing Constraints 4-34
Over-Constraining and Driven Dimensions 4-39
Deleting Existing Relations 4-40
Using the Auto Dimension Command 4-41
Constraint and Sketch Settings 4-46
Parametric Relations 4-47
Dimensional Values and Dimensional Variables 4-49
Parametric Equations 4-50
Viewing the Established Parameters and Relations 4-52
Saving the Model File 4-53
Using the Measure Tools 4-54
Review Questions 4-58
Exercises 4-59
Chapter 5
Model History Tree
Introduction 5-3
The Saddle Bracket Design 5-4
Starting Autodesk Inventor 5-4vi Autodesk Inventor and Engineering Graphics
Modeling Strategy 5-5
The Autodesk Inventor Browser 5-6
Creating the Base Feature 5-6
Adding the Second Solid Feature 5-9
Creating a 2D Sketch 5-10
Renaming the Part Features 5-12
Adjusting the Width of the Base Feature 5-13
Adding a Placed Feature 5-14
Creating a Rectangular Cut Feature 5-16
History-Based Part Modifications 5-17
A Design Change 5-18
Assigning and Calculating the Associated Physical Properties 5-21
Review Questions 5-23
Exercises 5-24
Chapter 6
Geometric Construction Tools
Introduction 6-3
The Gasket Design 6-3
Modeling Strategy 6-4
Starting Autodesk Inventor 6-5
Create a 2D Sketch 6-6
Edit the Sketch by Dragging the Sketched Entities 6-8
Add Additional Constraints 6-10
Use the Trim and Extend Commands 6-11
The Auto Dimension Command 6-13
Create Fillets and Completing the Sketch 6-15
Fully Constrained Geometry 6-16
Profile Sketch 6-18
Redefine the Sketch and Profile 6-19
Create an Offset Cut Feature 6-23
Review Questions 6-26
Exercises 6-27
Chapter 7
Orthographic Projection and Multiview Constructions
Introduction 7-3
Basic Principles of Projection 7-4
Orthographic Projection 7-4
Multiview Orthographic Projection 7-5
First-Angle Projection 7-6
Rotation of the Horizontal and Profile Planes 7-7
The 3D Adjuster Model and 1st Angle Projection 7-8
General Procedure: 1st Angle Orthographic Projection 7-9Table of Contents vii
Example 1: 1st Angle Orthographic Projection 7-10
Orthographic Sketching Exercises 7-11
Third-Angle Projection 7-23
Rotation of the Horizontal and Profile Planes 7-24
The 3D Adjuster Model and 3rd Angle Projection 7-25
The Glass Box and the Six Principal Views 7-26
General Procedure: 3rd Angle Orthographic Projection 7-28
Example 2: 3rd Angle Orthographic Projection 7-29
Example 3: 3rd Angle Orthographic Projection 7-30
3rd Angle Orthographic Sketching Exercises 7-31
Alphabet of Lines 7-43
Precedence of Lines 7-45
The U-Bracket Design 7-46
The BORN Technique 7-47
Starting Autodesk Inventor 7-47
Sketch Plane Settings 7-48
Apply the BORN Technique 7-49
Create the 2D Sketch for the Base Feature 7-51
Create the First Extrude Feature 7-54
The Implied Parent/Child Relationships 7-55
Create the Second Solid Feature 7-55
Create a Cut Feature 7-59
The Second Cut Feature 7-60
Examine the Parent/Child Relationships 7-62
Modify a Parent Dimension 7-63
A Design Change 7-64
Feature Suppression 7-65
A Different Approach to the Center Drill Feature 7-66
Suppress the Rect_Cut Feature 7-68
Create a Circular Cut Feature 7-69
A Flexible Design Approach 7-71
View and Edit Material Properties 7-72
Drawings from Parts and Associative Functionality 7-74
Drawing Mode 7-75
Drawing Sheet Format 7-76
Using the Pre-defined Drawing Sheet Formats 7-78
Delete, Activate, and Edit Drawing Sheets 7-80
Add a Base View 7-81
Create Projected Views 7-82
Adjust the View Scale 7-83
Repositioning Views 7-84
Review Questions 7-86
Exercises 7-87viii Autodesk Inventor and Engineering Graphics
Chapter 8
Dimensioning and Notes
Introduction 8-3
Dimensioning Standards and Basic Terminology 8-4
Selection and Placement of Dimensions and Notes 8-5
Machined Holes 8-12
Baseline and Chain Dimensioning 8-15
Dimensioning and Tolerance Accumulation 8-16
(1) Tolerance Accumulation - Baseline Dimensioning 8-17
(2) Tolerance Accumulation - Chain Dimensioning 8-18
(3) Avoid Tolerance Accumulation - Dimensioning Features 8-19
Dimensioning Tools in Autodesk Inventor 8-20
The U-Bracket Design 8-20
Starting Autodesk Inventor 8-21
Display Feature Dimensions 8-22
Repositioning and Hiding Feature Dimensions 8-24
Add Additional Dimensions- Reference Dimensions 8-26
Add Center Marks and Center Lines 8-27
Complete the Drawing Sheet 8-30
Associative Functionality- Modifying Feature Dimensions 8-31
3D Model Based Definition 8-34
Review Questions 8-42
Exercises 8-43
Chapter 9
Tolerancing and Fits
Precision and Tolerance 9-2
Methods of Specifying Tolerances- English System 9-3
Nomenclature 9-4
Example 7.1 9-5
Fits between Mating Parts 9-6
Selective Assembly 9-7
Basic Hole and Basic Shaft Systems 9-7
American National Standard Limits and Fits- Inches 9-8
Example 7.2 Basic Hole System 9-13
Example 7.3 Basic Hole System 9-14
Example 7.4 Basic Shaft System 9-15
Example 7.5 Basic Shaft System 9-16
Tolerancing- Metric System 9-17
Metric Tolerances and Fits Designation 9-18
Preferred ISO Metric Fits 9-19
Example 7.6 Metric Hole Basis System 9-20
Example 7.7 Shaft Basis System 9-21
Updating the U-Bracket Drawing 9-22
Determining the Tolerances Required 9-23Table of Contents ix
Review Questions 9-25
Exercises 9-26
Chapter 10
Pictorials and Sketching
Engineering Drawings, Pictorials and Sketching 10-2
Isometric Sketching 10-7
Chapter 10 - Isometric Sketching Exercises 10-9
Oblique Sketching 10-29
Chapter 10 - Oblique Sketching Exercises 10-31
Perspective Sketching 10-43
One-Point Perspective 10-44
Two-Point Perspective 10-45
Chapter 10 - Perspective Sketching Exercises 10-47
Review Questions 10-59
Exercises 10-60
Chapter 11
Auxiliary Views and Reference Geometry
Introduction 11-3
Normal View of an Inclined Surface 11-4
Construction Method I- Folding Line Method 11-6
Construction Method II- Reference Plane Method 11-8
Partial Views 11-10
Work Features 11-11
Auxiliary Views in 2D Drawings 11-11
The Rod-Guide Design 11-11
Modeling Strategy 11-12
Starting Autodesk Inventor 11-13
Apply the BORN Technique 11-13
Creating the Base Feature 11-15
Create an Angled Work Plane 11-17
Create a 2D Sketch on the Work Plane 11-18
Use the Projected Geometry Option 11-18
Complete the Solid Feature 11-22
Create an Offset Work Plane 11-23
Create another Cut Feature Using the Work Plane 11-24
Start a New 2D Drawing 11-26
Add a Base View 11-27
Create an Auxiliary View 11-28
Display Feature Dimensions 11-30
Adjust the View Scale 11-32
Retrieving Dimensions in the Auxiliary View 11-33
Add Center Marks and Center Lines 11-35X Autodesk Inventor and Engineering Graphics
Complete the Title Block with iProperties 11-38
Edit the Isometric view 11-40
Review Questions 11-41
Exercises 11-42
Chapter 12
Section Views & Symmetrical Features in Designs
Introduction 12-3
General Rules of Section Views 12-5
Section Drawing Types 12-6
Full Section 12-6
Half Section 12-6
Offset Section 12-7
Broken-Out Section 12-7
Aligned Section 12-8
Half Views 12-8
Thin Sections 12-8
Revolved Section 12-9
Removed Section 12-9
Conventional Breaks 12-10
Ribs and Webs in Sections 12-10
Parts Not Sectioned 12-10
Section Views in Autodesk Inventor 12-11
A Revolved Design: Pulley 12-11
Modeling Strategy - A Revolved Design 12-12
Starting Autodesk Inventor 12-13
Set Up the Display of the Sketch Plane 12-13
Creating the 2D Sketch for the Base Feature 12-14
Create the Revolved Feature 12-18
Mirroring Features 12-19
Create a Pattern Leader Using Construction Geometry 12-21
Circular Pattern 12-26
Examine the Design Parameters 12-28
Drawing Mode- Defining a New Border and Title Block 12-28
Create a Drawing Template 12-32
Create the Necessary Views 12-33
Retrieve Model Annotations- Features Option 12-36
Associative Functionality- A Design Change 12-38
Add Centerlines to the Pattern Feature 12-40
Complete the Drawing 12-41
Review Questions 12-44
Exercises 12-45Table of Contents xi
Chapter 13
Threads and Fasteners
Introduction 13-3
Screw-Thread Terminology 13-4
Thread Forms 13-6
Thread Representations 13-7
Detailed Representation 13-8
Schematic Representation 13-9
Simplified Representation 13-10
Thread Specification- English Units 13-11
Unified Thread Series 13-12
Thread Fits 13-13
Thread Specification- Metric 13-13
Thread Notes Examples 13-14
Specifying Fasteners 13-15
Commonly Used Fasteners 13-16
Drawing Standard Bolts 13-18
Bolt and Screw Clearances 13-18
Fasteners Using Autodesk Inventor’s Content Center 13-19
Starting Autodesk Inventor 13-19
Review Questions 13-25
Chapter 14
Assembly Modeling and Working Drawings
General Engineering Design Process 14-3
Working Drawings 14-4
Detail Drawings 14-4
Assembly Drawings 14-5
Bill of Materials (BOM) and Parts List 14-5
Drawing Sizes 14-6
Drawing Sheet Borders and Revisions Block 14-6
Title Blocks 14-7
Working Drawings with Autodesk Inventor 14-8
Assembly Modeling Methodology 14-9
The Shaft Support Assembly 14-10
Additional Parts 14-10
Starting Autodesk Inventor 14-13
Placing the First Component 14-14
Placing the Second Component 14-15
Degrees of Freedom and Constraints 14-16
Assembly Constraints 14-17
Apply the First Assembly Constraint 14-20
Apply a Second Mate Constraint 14-21
Constrained Move 14-22
Apply a Flush Constraint 14-23xii Autodesk Inventor and Engineering Graphics
Placing the Third Component 14-25
Applying an Insert Constraint 14-26
Assemble the Cap-Screws 14-27
Exploded View of the Assembly 14-28
Editing the Components 14-30
Adaptive Design Approach 14-31
Delete and Re-apply Assembly Constraints 14-35
Setup a Drawing of the Assembly Model 14-37
Creating a Parts List 14-39
Edit the Parts List 14-40
Change the Material Type 14-42
Add the Balloon Callouts 14-44
Completing the Title Block Using the iProperties Option 14-44
Bill of Materials 14-46
Review Questions 14-48
Exercises 14-49
Chapter 15
Introduction to Stress Analysis
Introduction 15-2
Problem Statement 15-4
Preliminary Analysis 15-4
Maximum Displacement 15-5
Finite Element Analysis Procedure 15-6
Create the Autodesk Inventor Part 15-7
Create the 2D Sketch for the Plate 15-7
Assigning the Material Properties 15-10
Switch to the Stress Analysis Module 15-11
Create an FEA Simulation 15-12
Apply Constraints and Loads 15-14
Create a Mesh and Rim the Solver 15-16
Refinement of the FEA Mesh- Global Element Size 15-18
Refinement of the FEA Mesh- Local Element Size 15-20
Comparison of Results 15-23
Create an HTML Report 15-24
Geometric Considerations of Finite Elements 15-25
Conclusion 15-26
Summary of Modeling Considerations 15-26
Review Questions 15-27
Exercises 15-28
Appendix
A. Running and Sliding Fits- American National Standard
B. METRIC LIMITS AND FITSTable of Contents xiii
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D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
UNIFIED NATIONAL THREAD FORM
METRIC THREAD FORM
FASTENERS (INCH SERIES)
METRIC FASTENERS
FASTENERS
REFERENCES
IndexAutodesk Inventor and Engineering Graphics 1-1
INDEX
AA
Line Tangent to a Circle, 4-9
Acme, 13-6
Activate Sheet, 7-80
Adaptive, 14-33
Add Sheet, 7-78
Add Symbol, 8-10, 8-39
Aligned Section, 12-8
Angle constraint, 14-18
Angled Work Plane, 11-17
Allowance, 9-4
Alphabet of Lines, 7-43
American National Standard Limits and
Fits- Inches, 9-8
Angle option, 4-19
Annotations, 8-34
ANSI, 8-4
Application Menu, 1-14
Application Options, 7-48
Arc, 4-19
Area Measure Tool, 4-57
Arrowheads Inside, 12-41
Assembly drawing, 14-5
Assembly Mates, 14-18
Assembly Modeling Methodology, 14-9
Assign Materials, 15-13
Associative Functionality, 8-31
Auto Dimension, 6-13
Autodesk Inventor Resources, 1-17
Auxiliary view, 11-3, 11-28
Axonometric projection, 10-4
B
Balloons, 14-44
Baseline dimensioning, 8-15
Base Feature, 3-8
Base view, 7-81
Basic hole system, 9-7
Basic shaft system, 9-7
Basic size, 9-4
Bill of Materials, 14-46
Binary Tree, 3-4
Bisection of an Angle, 4-5
Bisection of a Line or Arc, 4-4
Boolean operations, 3-3
BORN technique, 7-47
Bottom Up approach, 14-9
Boundary representation, 1-8
Break Line, 7-43
Broken-Out Section, 12-7
BSI, 8-4
Buttons, Mouse, 1-16
Buttress, 13-6
c
Cavalier oblique, 10-6
Cabinet oblique, 10-6
CAD files folder, 1-20
Canceling commands, 1-16
Cap Screws, 13-16
Carriage bolts, 13-17
Center line, 7-43
Center Mark, 8-27
Center of Gravity, 5-22, 15-22
Chain dimensioning, 8-15
CIRCLE command, 3-19
Circle of a Given Radius Tangent to
Two Given Lines, 4-11
Circle of a Given Radius Tangent to an
Arc and a Line, 4-12
Circle of a Given Radius Tangent to
Two Arcs, 4-13
Circle through Three Points, 4-8
Circular Center Mark, 8-27
Circular Pattern, 12-39
Clearance, 9-4
Clearance fit, 9-6
Coincident, 2-11
Command Manager, 1-13, 1-17
Computer Aided Design, 1-5, 1-6
Computer Aided Drafting, 1-5, 1-6
Computer Aided Engineering, 1-5
Computer Aided Manufacturing, 1-5
Concentric, 2-11
Conceptual drawings, 14-4
Concurrent engineering, 1-81-2 Autodesk Inventor and Engineering Graphics
Constrained Move, 14-22
Constructive solid geometry, 1-8
Content Center, 13-19
Contour Rule, 8-6
Conventional Breaks, 12-10
Counterbore, 8-14
Countersink, 8-14
Create component, 14-31
Create Simulation, 15-11
Create Toolbar, 1-15
Crest, 13-4
Cut, 2-33, 2-34, 2-36
Cutting plane line, 7-44
D
Dashed line, 2-11
Degrees of Freedom, 14-16
Delete, 4-23, 4-32
Delete Features, 7-66
Delete Sheet, 7-80
Design Intent, 2-3
Detail drawing, 14-4
Drafting Standards, 12-32
Drawing Mode, 7-75
Drawing Resources, 7-78
Drawing sizes, 14-6
Dimension, Smart, 2-13
Dimension Line, 7-43
Dimensioning, 8-4
Dimetric projections, 10-5
DIN, 8-4
Display Modes, 2-25
Dividing a Given Line into a Number of
Equal Parts, 4-7
Document Settings, 3-12
Drafting machine, 4-3
Drag and Drop, 6-11
Driven dimensions, 4-39
Dynamic Viewing, 2-20
E
Edit Model Dimension, 8-32
Edit Parts List, 14-40
Edit Sheet, 7-80
Edit Sheet Formats, 12-29
Edit Sketch, 5-18
Edit View, 7-83
Engineering Design process, 14-3
Engineering drawing, 1-3
Engineering Graphics, 1-3
Environments, 15-11
Equations, 4-17, 4-26
ESC, 1-16
EXIT command, 1-16, 1-22
Exit Sketch, 2-19
Exploded View command, 14-28
Export Bill of Materials, 14-46
EXTEND command, 6-11
Extension line, 7-43
Extruded Feature, 2-16
Extruded Cut, 2-31
F
Fastener, 13-15
Feature-based, 1-8, 1-9, 2-3
Feature suppression, 7-65
FILLET command, 4-32
Finite Element Method, 15-2
Fits, 9-6
First angle projection, 7-6
First angle projection symbol, 7-7
Fixed Constraint, 15-14
Flush Constraint, 14-23
Folding Line Method, 11-6
Force, 15-15
Force or Shrink Fits, 9-12
Fully Define Sketch, 4-33
Full Section, 12-6
G
Geometric Construction, 4-3, 4-15
CAD Method, 4-15
Geometric Relations, 2-11,4-17
Glass Box, 7-26
Graphics Window, 1-15
Grid Intervals setup, 3-9
H
Half Section, 12-6
Half Views, 12-8
Heads-Up Display, 2-10
Help System, 1-17Index 1-3
Hex bolts, 13-16
Hidden line, 7-43
History-based part modification, 5-17
Hole-Basis system, 9-19
Hole Tool, 3-25
Horizontal, 2-11
I
Insert Component, 14-19
Interference fit, 9-6
International tolerance grade, 9-17
Intersect, 3-3
iProperties, 5-21, 14-42
ISO, 8-4
ISO Metric Fits, 9-17
Isometric projections, 10-5
Isometric Sketching, 10-7
Isometric View, 2-17
J
JIS, 7-76, 8-4
Join, 3-3
K
Keys, 13-17
L
Lead, 13-5
Least Material Condition, 9-4
Left-hand Thread, 13-5
Limit- Stacked, 9-24
Limits and Fits, 9-8
LINE command, 5-7
Line Fit, 9-6
Lines of Sight, 7-4
Line Style, 7-44
Line Tangent To A circle from A GivenPoint, 4-10
Local Mesh Control, 15-20
Locational Clearance Fits, 9-9
Locational Interference Fits, 9-11
Look At, 5-18
M
Machine screws, 13-16
Machined hole, 8-12
Major Diameter, 13-4
Make Drawing from Part, 7-74
Mass Properties, 5-22, 15-10
Mate command, 14-17
Maximum Material Condition, 9-4
Measure Tools, 3-14
Measure Area 4-57
Mesh View, 15-16
Middle Out approach, 14-9
Midpoint, 5-10
Minor Diameter, 13-4
Mirror Feature, 12-11
Mouse Buttons, 1-16
Multiple Threads, 13-5
Multiview drawing, 7-3
N
NEW file, 1-12
Notes, 8-4
Nuts, 13-17
o
Oblique Projection, 10-5
Oblique Sketching, 10-31
OFFSET command, 6-23
Offset Work Plane, 12-7
Offset Section, 12-7
One-point perspective, 10-6, 10-44
Online Help, 1-14
Open a drawing, 7-8
Options, 4-5, 4-46
Origin, Center Point, 7-49
Orthographic projection, 7-4
Orthographic views, 7-5
P
PAN Realtime, 2-15
Paper sizes, 14-6
Parallel, 2-11
Partial Views, 11-10
Parts list, 14-5, 14-39
Perimeter Circle, 4-29
Perpendicular, 2-11
Perspective Projection, 10-6
Perspective Sketching, 10-43
Phantom line, 7-431-4 Autodesk Inventor and Engineering Graphics
Physical Properties, 5-21
Pictorials, 10-2
Pitch, 13-4
Pitch Diameter, 13-4
Place Component, 14-14
Point, 4-29
Precedence of Lines, 7-45
Precision, 9-2
Primitive Solids, 3-3
Principles of Projection, 7-4
Profiles, 6-3
Profile Sketch, 6-18
Project Geometry, 11-18
Projected View, 7-82
Projection, 7-4
Proximity Rule, 8-6
Q
Quick Access Toolbar, 1-13
R
RECTANGLE command, 3-10
Reference Plane Method, 11-8
Region Properties, 3-15
Relations, 4-17
Removed Section, 12-9
Rename Features, 5-12
Report, 15-24
Reposition Dimensions, 3-13
Retrieve Dimensions, 12-36
Reverse Direction, 15-15
Revisions Block, 14-6
Revolved Feature, 12-18
Revolved Section, 12-8
Ribs and Webs in Sections, 12-10
Right-hand Thread, 13-5
Rivets, 13-17
Root, 13-4
ROTATE, 2-18
Rough Sketches, 2-9
Running or Sliding Clearance Fits, 9-8
s
SAVE command, 2-37
Screen, Autodesk Inventor, 1-13
Screw Thread, 13-4
Section Drawing Types, 12-6
Section line, 7-44
Section views, 12-3, 12-33
Select Other, 4-56
Select Dimensions, 11-33
Selective Assembly, 9-7
Set Screws, 13-17
Shaft-Basis system, 9-19
Sheet Formats, 7-76
Sheet metal screws, 13-17
Show Feature Dimensions, 7-63
Simulate, 15-16
Simulation Guide, 15-12
Single Dimension Line, 12-41
Six principal views, 7-26
Sketch Toolbar, 2-8
Sketching, 10-2
Sketching Plane, 2-8
Smart Dimension, 2-13
Socket screws, 13-17
Spotface, 8-14
Square thread, 13-6
Standard drawing paper sizes, 14-6
Starting Autodesk Inventor, 1-10
Status Bar, 1-15
Stress Analysis, 15-11
Studs, 13-16
Suppression, Feature, 7-65
Surface modelers, 1-8
Symmetric, 5-8
T
T-square, 1-3
Tangent, 2-11
Tangent Edges, 7-83
Tangent Edges Removed, 7-83
Task Panel, 1-13
Technical Drawing, 1-3
Templates, 12-32
Template File, 12-32
Text, 11-39
Thin Sections, 12-8
Third angle projection, 7-23
Third angle projection symbol, 7-24
Thread Fits, 13-13
Thread Forms, 13-6, 13-7Index 1-5
Threads per Inch, 13-4
Thread Representations, 13-7
Thread, Screw, 13-4
Thread Spec., English Units, 13-11
Thread Spec., Metric Units, 13-13
Three-point perspective, 10-6
Title Block, 14-7
Tolerance, 8-16, 9-2
Accumulation, 8-17
Bilateral tolerances, 9-3
Limits, 8-17, 9-3
Metric, 9-17
Nomenclature, 9-4
Unilateral tolerances, 9-3
Toolbars, 1-13
Tools, 4-46
Top Down approach, 14-9
Transfer of an Angle, 4-6
Transition fit, 9-6
Transition Clearance or Interference
Fits, 9-10
TRIM command, 6-11
Trimetric projections, 10-5
Two-point perspective, 10-6, 10-45
u
UNDO command, 4-37, 4-44
Unified Thread Series, 13-6
Unified Screw Thread, 13-6
Union, 3-3
Units, 4-7
Units Setup, 2-5
Unsuppress, 7-65
Up To Next, 5-16
Update, 7-63
V
Vanishing point, 10-6
Vertical, 2-11
View Cube, 2-21
View Sketch Relations, 4-52
Viewing Toolbar, 2-21
Visible Line, 7-44
Visibility, 7-49
w
Washers, 13-17
Whitworth, 13-6
Wireframe Display, 4-56
Wireframe Modeler, 1-7
Wood screws, 13-16
Working Drawings, 14-4
World coordinate system, 7-49
z
Zoom, 2-15
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