To perform the exercises in this book, you must have Autodesk Inventor 2012 or Inventor LT 2012. What You Need in Autodesk Inventor 2012 Tutorials I recommend readers complete the work in these chapters to learn alternative workflows that may not be an obvious fit for their design needs but may help them The second portion of the book consists of seven chapters that focus on tools and workflows specific to types of design and on reusing data and automating the design process. The first eight chapters cover the core of Inventor in a way that steps the reader through creating drawings, parts, and assemblies in phases so there is a better opportunity to absorb the concepts. Not every option is covered, but as you will learn, you will easily understand the options once you learn to use the primary tool. Inventor Essentials covers the most common uses of the tools in Autodesk Inventor and Inventor LT. What You Will Learn in Autodesk Inventor 2012 Tutorial Professionals attending instructor-led Inventor training at an Autodesk Authorized Training CenterĮngineering and design students who need to learn Inventor to support their education and career Professionals who use 2D or 3D design systems and want to learn Autodesk Inventor at their own pace I've been fortunate enough to visit a number of countries around the world and hope that will continue in the future.Īnyway I reckon that's enough about me, I hope the content I post on this blog will speak for itself.Autodesk Inventor and Inventor LT Essentials is designed to meet the needs of the following groups of users: My favourite thing to cook these days since I'm a long way from Cornwall, is a good ol' Cornish Pasty! I'm also very fond of travelling, preferably to go on holiday though. Fortunately for my wife, my love of food is backed up by a love of cooking, I've cooked since I was 6 years old but have always hated the cleaning up afterwards. I used to be a fluent speaker of the beautiful language, the same can't be said any more, however, I have no doubt the rot would be reversed after spending a couple of months there again in the future. I've also lived in France for a number of years, along with spending a lot of time there as a child with my parents and siblings, which naturally resulted in a love for the place and most things French. I'm a complete Formula One nut but I'm interested in all forms of petroleum based sport (including NASCAR, sometimes), I used to be an excellent Skier however living in a sub tropical area of the world and loving food too much has made me quite rusty. I have a beautiful, tolerant and smart Wife, a very clever 11 year old daughter, and a troublesome 2 year old son.
CONVERT AUTODESK INVENTOR 2013 TO 2012 PROFESSIONAL
If you want to know more about my professional background, I keep that up to date on my Linked In Profile.Īlthough I wouldn't be surprised if you thought otherwise, I do have a life outside of Design, Autodesk Software, CAM, blogging and twitter. I'm currently a Manufacturing Technical Specialist for Autodesk VAR CADPRO Systems, based in Auckland, New Zealand. First things first, I'm a Proud Cornishman living in the 'winterless' north of New Zealand way down in the southern Pacific. This class is now live on the Autodesk University websiteĪll the class materials are now available on the AU website for your perusal. If you have any requests or questions about the content in the handout, please comment below. So if you are attending Autodesk University this year, and you haven’t signed up to our class already, then please review what you are doing between 1pm & 2pm on Wednesday December 4th, it will be great to see you there. We will use Gecko Racing as the backbone of our class, ultimately resulting in some CNC derived Self-Replication. 60 minutes is all we have to put across as many different ways of producing CNC / CAM ready cut files and geometry as we can fit in.
We’ve got some great tips & quality little work flows, we can’t reveal everything in all it’s glory for IP reasons, but hopefully we will be able to plant some inspirational seeds.
I’ll be speaking at Autodesk University this year, with my good friend & co-worker, Gavin Bath.
As it turns out it’s for the better, although I should have pulled finger and wrote this blog post about 8 weeks ago. But now the time has come for me to get it off my chest. I never got around to writing it for various different reasons, for which I can’t really go into on here. There was meant to be a 4th part to the series. If you haven’t read them already, here they are: A couple of years ago I wrote a few posts detailing ways to generate CNC cut files using Autodesk Inventor.
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