Course Content

Introduction to Autodesk Inventor

6m 34s

How to use LearnVern

3m 20s

Installation of Autodesk Inventor Professional 2021

4m 17s

What is CAD

10m 26s

User Interface of Autodesk Inventor

11m 39s

Unit Selection

5m 49s

Inventor Project Files

11m 34s

Quiz : Introduction to Autodesk Inventor 2021

4m

Creating Geometric Constraints

18m 38s

Creating Dimensional Constraints

9m 28s

Sketch Practice 1

9m 46s

Sketch Practice 2

13m 36s

Assignment of Sketch Constraints and Dimensions

4m 4s

Quiz : Sketch Constraints and Dimensions

3m

Extrude Feature

16m 24s

Revolve Feature

13m 55s

Sweep Feature

10m 30s

Loft Feature

14m 22s

Coil Feature

10m 2s

Emboss Feature

9m 19s

Hole Wizard

10m 31s

Fillet and Chamfer

11m 40s

Rib and Draft

15m 10s

Shell and Thread

7m 47s

Combine and Thicken

8m 4s

Split, Direct, Delete Face

12m 17s

Patterns

15m 58s

Decal, Import and Unwrap

13m 42s

Work Features

18m 29s

Applying Appearances

10m 6s

Connecting Rod Exercise

19m 50s

Knuckle Joint Exercise Part - 1

20m 6s

Knuckle Joint Exercise Part - 2

17m 33s

Assignment of Part Modeling

7m 19s

Quiz : Part Modeling

12m

Knuckle Joint Assembly with Angular Constraints and Symmetry Constraints

31m 10s

Motion Constraints

18m 39s

Transitional Constraints

7m 7s

Constraint Set

8m 7s

Place Joints

22m 13s

How To Create Bill of Material

8m 49s

How to Copy Assembly

9m 32s

Assembly Patterns

9m 24s

Assembly Mirror

5m 40s

Create New Components in Assembly Environment

13m 58s

Content Center

8m 59s

Exploded View Presentation

5m 53s

Animations

8m 16s

Practice :1 - Crane Hook Assembly

20m 50s

Assignment of Assembly

6m 44s

Quiz : Assembly

10m

Introduction to Sheet Metal Rules

17m 38s

Working with Flange Tools

12m 57s

Working with Contour and Lofted Flange, Contour Roll, Hem Tools

21m 25s

Bend and Fold Features

7m 1s

Unfold and Refold Features

6m 25s

Cut, Corner, Radius and Chamfer Features

8m 31s

Corner Seam

8m 50s

Punch Tool

10m 3s

LCD Mount Exercise Part - 1

21m 34s

LCD Mount Exercise Part - 2

12m 50s

LCD Mount Exercise Part - 3

22m 45s

LCD Mount Exercise Part - 4

17m 46s

Assignment of Sheet Metal Module

4m 34s

Quiz : Sheet Metal Module

9m

Creating a New Drawing

9m 41s

Base and Projected Views

4m 41s

Additional Views

13m 2s

Manipulating Views

10m 2s

Drawing Annotations

15m 23s

Revision Tag, Surface Finish and Welding Details in Drawing sheet

16m 8s

How to Add Bill of Material in Drawing Sheet

12m 15s

Annotation of Sheet Metal in Drawing Sheet

8m 39s

Drafting of Fork Eye End Exercise

16m 37s

Drafting of Eye End Exercise

8m 35s

Drafting of Knuckle Pin,Collar and Taper Pin Exercise

17m 5s

Drafting of Knuckle Joint Assembly Exercise

11m 55s

Assignment of Drawing Module

3m 22s

Quiz : Drawing module

10m

Inventor Studio

25m 27s

Assignment of Inventor Studio

2m 30s

Swivel Plate

14m 36s

Screw Bar

Back Plate

19m 6s

Pivot Pin and Swivel Screw Pin

8m 15s

Clamping Screw ,Tool Fixing Screw & Spacer Bush

13m 8s

Handle

6m 2s

Vertical Slide

17m 37s

Handle Bar

8m 32s

Washer and Small Washer

1m 45s

Tool Holder

6m 4s

Drag Plate

6m 33s

Assembly of Shaper Tool Head

21m 30s

Exploded View of Shaper Tool Head

10m 43s

Drafting of Back Plate

15m 29s

Drafting of Clamping Screw, Tool Fixing Screw, Washers and Bush

17m 55s

Drafting of Swivel Plate

8m 6s

Drafting of Drag Plate

4m 53s

Drafting of Handle Bar and Screw Bar

9m 53s

Drafting of Handle, Pivot Pin, Swivel Screw Pin

9m 53s

Drafting of Vertical Slide

7m 30s

Drafting of Tool Holder

6m 51s

Course Summary

3m 26s

Interview Questions

8m 2s

Career Guideline

2m 13s

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Course Content

Introduction to Autodesk Inventor

6m 34s

How to use LearnVern

3m 20s

Installation of Autodesk Inventor Professional 2021

4m 17s

What is CAD

10m 26s

User Interface of Autodesk Inventor

11m 39s

Unit Selection

5m 49s

Inventor Project Files

11m 34s

Creating Geometric Constraints

18m 38s

Creating Dimensional Constraints

9m 28s

Sketch Practice 1

9m 46s

Sketch Practice 2

13m 36s

Assignment of Sketch Constraints and Dimensions

4m 4s

Extrude Feature

16m 24s

Revolve Feature

13m 55s

Sweep Feature

10m 30s

Loft Feature

14m 22s

Coil Feature

10m 2s

Emboss Feature

9m 19s

Hole Wizard

10m 31s

Fillet and Chamfer

11m 40s

Rib and Draft

15m 10s

Shell and Thread

7m 47s

Combine and Thicken

8m 4s

Split, Direct, Delete Face

12m 17s

Patterns

15m 58s

Decal, Import and Unwrap

13m 42s

Work Features

18m 29s

Applying Appearances

10m 6s

Connecting Rod Exercise

19m 50s

Knuckle Joint Exercise Part - 1

20m 6s

Knuckle Joint Exercise Part - 2

17m 33s

Assignment of Part Modeling

7m 19s

Knuckle Joint Assembly with Angular Constraints and Symmetry Constraints

31m 10s

Motion Constraints

18m 39s

Transitional Constraints

7m 7s

Constraint Set

8m 7s

Place Joints

22m 13s

How To Create Bill of Material

8m 49s

How to Copy Assembly

9m 32s

Assembly Patterns

9m 24s

Assembly Mirror

5m 40s

Create New Components in Assembly Environment

13m 58s

Content Center

8m 59s

Exploded View Presentation

5m 53s

Animations

8m 16s

Practice :1 - Crane Hook Assembly

20m 50s

Assignment of Assembly

6m 44s

Introduction to Sheet Metal Rules

17m 38s

Working with Flange Tools

12m 57s

Working with Contour and Lofted Flange, Contour Roll, Hem Tools

21m 25s

Bend and Fold Features

7m 1s

Unfold and Refold Features

6m 25s

Cut, Corner, Radius and Chamfer Features

8m 31s

Corner Seam

8m 50s

Punch Tool

10m 3s

LCD Mount Exercise Part - 1

21m 34s

LCD Mount Exercise Part - 2

12m 50s

LCD Mount Exercise Part - 3

22m 45s

LCD Mount Exercise Part - 4

17m 46s

Assignment of Sheet Metal Module

4m 34s

Creating a New Drawing

9m 41s

Base and Projected Views

4m 41s

Additional Views

13m 2s

Manipulating Views

10m 2s

Drawing Annotations

15m 23s

Revision Tag, Surface Finish and Welding Details in Drawing sheet

16m 8s

How to Add Bill of Material in Drawing Sheet

12m 15s

Annotation of Sheet Metal in Drawing Sheet

8m 39s

Drafting of Fork Eye End Exercise

16m 37s

Drafting of Eye End Exercise

8m 35s

Drafting of Knuckle Pin,Collar and Taper Pin Exercise

17m 5s

Drafting of Knuckle Joint Assembly Exercise

11m 55s

Assignment of Drawing Module

3m 22s

Inventor Studio

25m 27s

Assignment of Inventor Studio

2m 30s

Swivel Plate

14m 36s

Screw Bar

Back Plate

19m 6s

Pivot Pin and Swivel Screw Pin

8m 15s

Clamping Screw ,Tool Fixing Screw & Spacer Bush

13m 8s

Handle

6m 2s

Vertical Slide

17m 37s

Handle Bar

8m 32s

Washer and Small Washer

1m 45s

Tool Holder

6m 4s

Drag Plate

6m 33s

Assembly of Shaper Tool Head

21m 30s

Exploded View of Shaper Tool Head

10m 43s

Drafting of Back Plate

15m 29s

Drafting of Clamping Screw, Tool Fixing Screw, Washers and Bush

17m 55s

Drafting of Swivel Plate

8m 6s

Drafting of Drag Plate

4m 53s

Drafting of Handle Bar and Screw Bar

9m 53s

Drafting of Handle, Pivot Pin, Swivel Screw Pin

9m 53s

Drafting of Vertical Slide

7m 30s

Drafting of Tool Holder

6m 51s

Course Summary

3m 26s

Interview Questions

8m 2s

Career Guideline

2m 13s

FAQs

A rectangle in Autodesk Inventor is a 2-dimensional object that has four sides, each of which are similar lengths. The dimensions of the rectangle are equal to one another, and the area of this particular object will be determined by multiplying its length by its width.

A polygon is a geometric shape that has straight edges and has at least three straight sides. There are many types of polygons, including triangles, quadrilaterals, pentagons, hexagons and heptagons. An Autodesk Inventor polygon is called a closed figure because it can't be easily cut through with a plane.

Inventor is a 3D modeling software widely used by engineers, architects, and designers. The software is used to create an accurate geometry of a design that can be turned into CAD drawings. Polygons in Inventor have many advantages such as improved accuracy and ease of use.

Autodesk inventor is a 3D modeling program that lets you construct almost any shape imaginable. This program comes with over 100 primitive objects, including spheres, cylinders, and polygons. There are many different types of polygons in Autodesk Inventor: pentagons, heptagons, octagons and so on.

To make a polygon shape, follow these steps: 1 Select Polygon from the ribbon Sketch tab Draw panel. 2 In the Polygon dialogue box, select the inscribed or circumscribed icon. 3 Choose the number of edges you want. 4 Select the polygon's centre. 5 Drag to determine the polygon's size.

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