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Autodesk Inventor 2014 and Inventor LT 2014 : essentials /
Quickly learn essential inventor tools and techniques This full-color Autodesk Official Press guide will help you quickly learn the powerful manufacturing software's core features and functions. Thom Tremblay, an Autodesk Certified Instructor, uses concise, straightforward explanations and real...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Hoboken, N.J. :
Sybex,
©2013.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional) |
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- Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 Connecting to the Interface
- Exploring the Graphical User Interface
- Opening a File
- Exploring the Ribbon
- Rearranging the Panels
- Using the Browser
- Exploring the File Tabs
- Highlighting and Enabled Components
- Working in the Graphics Window
- Checking Out the Status Bar
- Autodesk
- Sign-In
- Using Marking Menus
- Setting Application Options
- Using the Import/Export Buttons
- Exploring the General Tab
- Exploring the Colors Tab
- Exploring the Display Tab
- Exploring the Hardware Tab
- Exploring the Assembly Tab
- Exploring the Drawing Tab
- Exploring the Sketch Tab
- Exploring the Part Tab
- Using Visualization Tools
- Understanding the Visual Styles
- Using Shadows
- Using Ground Reflections
- Using the Ground Plane
- Putting Visual Styles to Work
- Setting the Lighting Style
- Using Color Override
- Working with Project Files
- Creating a Project File
- Modifying the Project File
- Essentials and Beyond
- ch. 2 Introducing Parametric Sketching
- Exploring the Essential Elements of a 2D Sketch
- Controlling a Sketch
- Coincident Constraint
- Common Constraint Options
- Alternate Points for Alignment
- Further Exploring Geometric Constraints
- Using Dimensional Sketch Constraints
- Getting Started with Sketch Dimensions
- Changing the Constraint Structure of a Sketch
- Defining and Placing Sketches
- Creating a Sketch
- Creating a Sketch on a Work Plane
- Exploring the Dimension Tool
- Going beyond Basic Lines
- Making Sketch Entities More Than Powerful
- Cleaning Up a Roughed-In Sketch
- Saving Steps in Sketching
- Creating Splines
- Using Sketches for Concept Layout
- Essentials and Beyond
- ch. 3 Introducing Part Modeling
- Creating 3D Geometry: The Parametric Solid Model
- Defining the Base Feature
- Using the Extrude Tool
- Options for Starting a Part
- Setting the Material and Color
- Reusing Sketch Geometry
- Connecting to Other Sketch Data
- Defining Axial Features
- Creating a Revolve Feature
- Building Complex Shapes
- Creating Sweep Features
- Leveraging Primitives
- Including Placed Features
- Adding an Edge Fillet
- Adding Edge Fillets with Multiple Radii
- Applying a Chamfer
- Hole Feature
- Linear Hole Placement
- Placing Concentric Holes
- Creating a Circular Pattern
- Placing Sketched Holes
- Placing a Hole on a Point
- Essentials and Beyond
- ch. 4 Creating 2D Drawings from 3D Data
- Drawing Views of a Part
- Types of Drawing Views
- Starting a New Drawing
- Placing the Base and Projected Views
- Placing a Section View
- Creating an Auxiliary View
- Creating a Detail View
- Editing Views
- View Alignment
- Changing Alignment
- View Appearance
- Adding Detail to Drawing Views
- Center Marks and Centerlines
- Editing a Detail View Placement and Callout
- Dimensioning
- General Dimension Tool
- Baseline and Baseline Set Dimension Tools
- Chain and Chain Set Dimension Tools
- Ordinate and Ordinate Set Dimension Tools
- Hole and Thread Notes Tool
- Retrieving Model Dimensions
- Associativity
- Replace Model Reference
- Essentials and Beyond
- ch. 5 Introducing Assembly Modeling
- Creating an Assembly
- Understanding Grounded Components
- Applying Assembly Constraints
- Mate Constraint
- Insert Constraint
- Angular Constraint
- Tangent Constraint
- Transitional Constraint
- Working with the Content Center
- Using the Bolted Connection Generator
- Joints: An Alternative to Constraints
- Essentials and Beyond
- ch. 6 Exploring Part Modeling
- Modeling using Primitives
- Creating the Not-So-Primitive Part
- Using the Cylinder
- Being Well-Rounded with the Sphere
- Some Uses for the Torus
- Understanding Work Features
- Midplane Work Plane
- Normal to a Curve at Point
- Stacking Features
- Sketch-Based Work Features
- Combining Various Work Features
- Completing the Construction
- Using Sketched Feature Termination Options
- Using To and To Next
- Building between Faces
- Building Features in More Than One Direction
- Editing and Redefining Work Features
- Modifying a Plane to Change a Feature
- Essentials and Beyond
- ch. 7 Advanced Part Modeling
- Creating 3D Sketches
- Projecting a 3D Sketch
- Defining a Loft Path Using a 3D Sketch
- Creating Loft Features
- Using the Engineer's Notebook
- Creating a Sweep with a Guide Rail
- Creating a Sweep with a Guide Surface
- Creating a Shell
- Building a Hole Pattern
- Creating a Rectangular Hole Pattern
- Expanding on the Rectangular Pattern
- Exploring Advanced Efficiency Features
- Combining Fillet Types
- Adding a Draft Angle
- Replacing One Face with Another
- Fillet Error Handling
- Mirroring
- Using a Fillet to Close a Gap
- Adding a Coil
- Using Open Profiles
- View Representations in a Part
- Essentials and Beyond
- ch. 8 Creating Advanced Drawings and Annotations
- Creating Advanced Drawing Views
- Projecting Views from a Section View
- Creating a Sketch in the Drawing View
- Generating the Break Out View
- Changing Part Drawing Behavior
- Removing Part Visibility
- Implementing View Suppression
- Drawing Element Suppression
- Using Break View
- Creating a Slice View
- Placing a Custom View
- Using Advanced Drawing Annotation Tools
- Using Automated Text
- Placing Leader Text
- Including Special Symbols
- Creating a Balloon Callout
- Using the Auto Balloon tool
- Creating a Parts List
- Editing Dimension Values
- Placing Ordinate Dimensions and Automated Centerlines
- Hole Tables
- Essentials and Beyond
- ch. 9 Advanced Assembly and Engineering Tools
- Controlling the Assembly Environment
- Creating View Representations
- Creating Level-of-Detail Representations
- Using Design Accelerators
- Using the Bearing Generator
- Using the Adaptivity Feature within the Assembly
- Using the Shaft Component Generator
- Calculating and Graphing Shaft Characteristics
- Using the Spur Gears Component Generator
- Using the Key Connection Generator
- Working with Additional Assembly Tools
- Mirroring Components
- Deriving Components
- Constraining and Animating Assembly Motion
- Essentials and Beyond
- ch. 10 Creating Sculpted and Multibody Parts
- Developing Specialized Features for Plastic Components
- Creating a Surface Using a Sketched Feature
- Sculpting a Solid from Surfaces
- Stitching Surfaces Together
- Splitting Bodies
- Adding a Lip
- Adding a Boss
- Creating a Rest
- Rule Fillet Tool
- Adding a Grill
- Embossing or Engraving
- Snap Fit Tool
- Adding Ribs
- Adding Decals
- Creating an Assembly Using a Multibody Solid to Maintain a Consistent Shape
- Converting Bodies to Components
- Draft Analysis
- Essentials and Beyond
- ch. 11 Working with Sheet Metal Parts
- Defining Sheet Metal Material Styles
- Building Sheet Metal Components
- Creating a Basic Face
- Adding Sides to the Part
- Building from the Middle
- Updating a Part Using Styles
- Using an Open Profile
- Adding Library Features around Bends
- Adding Cut Feature around Bends
- Exploring an Advanced Open Profile Tool
- Building Transitions in Sheet Metal
- Working with Existing Designs
- Adding the Finishing Touches
- Preparing the Part for Manufacture
- Building the Flat Pattern
- Documenting Sheet Metal Parts
- Establishing the Process
- Documenting the Process
- Essentials and Beyond
- ch. 12 Building with the Frame Generator
- Creating Metal Frames
- Beginning the Frame
- Inserting Members on Edges
- Inserting Members between Points
- Inserting Members on Curves
- Editing Metal Frames
- Defining Joints with the Miter Tool
- Changing an Edit and the Trim To Frame Tool
- Trim/Extend Tool
- Creating Notches
- Lengthen/Shorten Tool
- Change Tool
- Controlling Frame Documentation
- Working with the Bill of Materials and Parts List
- Changing the Frame Skeleton
- Essentials and Beyond
- ch.
- 13 Working in a Weldment Environment
- Converting an Assembly
- Calculating a Fillet Weld
- Preparing to Apply Weld Features
- Applying Weld Features
- Adding a Fillet Weld and the End Fill Tool
- Adding a Groove Weld
- Adding a Cosmetic Weld and Weld Symbols
- Adding an Intermittent Fillet Weld
- Adding Machined Features to the Weldment
- Documenting Welds and Weldments
- Extracting the Physical Properties of the Beads
- Creating Weldment Drawings
- Essentials and Beyond.