‘122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bascs | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basics: 3D Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design ©. Kishore 2017 T. Kishore, Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basics, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-3225-5_ 2 2. Part Modeling Basics T. Kishore? (1) Hyderabad, India ‘This chapter takes you through the creation of your first Inventor model. You will create simple parts. In this chapter, you will do the following * Create sketches * Create a base feature * Add another feature to it * Create revolved features * Create cylindrical features * Create box features * Apply draft Tutorial 1 This tutorial takes you through the creation of your first Inventor model. You will create the disc of an Oldham coupling Creating a New Project Follow these steps: htpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 1138‘122, 16:34 2. Par Modelng Bass | Lean Aodes Inventor 2018 Basis 30 Moding, 20 Graphics, and Assembly Design 1, Start Autodesk Inventor 2018 by double-clicking the Autodesk Inventor 2018 icon on your desktop. 2, To create a new project, click Get Started > Launch > Projects on the ribbon. EE &s..0 ay De) New Open|Projects| Open os Samples Launch 3. Click the New button in the Projects dialog. 4, In the Inventor project wizard dialog, select New Single User Project and click the Next button . 5, Enter Oldham Coupling in the Name field. 6. Enter C:\Users\Username\Documents\Inventor\Oldham Coupling\ in the Project (Workspace) Folder box and click Next. 7. Click Finish. 8. Click OK in the Inventor Project Editor dialog. 9. Click Done. Starting a New Part File Follow these steps: 1. To start a new part file, click Get Started > Launch > New on the ribbon. 2. In the Create New File dialog, click the Templates folder located in the top-right corner. 3. Click the standard. ipt icon located in the Part - Create 2D and 3D Objects section. 4. Click the Create button in the Create New File dialog. Anew model window appears. Starting a Sketch Follow these steps: 1, To start a new sketch , click 3D Model > Sketch > Start 2D Sketch on the ribbon. htpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 2195118122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design hata pe Pree 2, Click the XY plane. The sketch starts. | The first feature is an extruded feature from a sketched circular profile. You will begin by sketching the circle. 3. On the ribbon, click Sketch > Create > Circle > Circle Center Point. icreate ~ = Tangent 4. Move the cursor to the sketch origin located at the center of the graphics window and then click it. 5. Drag the cursor up to a random location and then click to create a circle. 6. Press Esc to deactivate the tool. htpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 3185‘122, 16:34 htpstearning 2.Par Moding Boss |Leam Autodesk Inventor 208 Bass: 90 Nodling, 20 Graphics, and Assembly esin Adding Dimensions In this section, you will specify the size of the sketched circle by adding dimensions . As you add dimensions, the sketch can attain any one of the following states: * Fully constrained sketch: In a fully constrained sketch, the positions of all the entities are fully described by dimensions, constraints, or both. Ina fully constrained sketch, all the entities are dark blue color. © Under-constrained sketch: Additional dimensions, constraints, or both are needed to completely specify the geometry. In this state, you can drag under-constrained sketch entities to modify the sketch. An under- constrained sketch entity is displayed in black. If you add any more dimensions to a fully constrained sketch, a message box will appear showing that dimension over constrains the sketch. In addition, it prompts you to convert the dimension into a driven dimension. Click Accept to convert the unwanted dimension into a driven dimension. ‘AutecescInventer-Create 3 Point Angular Dimension [Bl Addicg ths cisension wil ever-constain the sketch, Choose Accept to create a 1. On the ribbon, click Sketch > Constrain > Dimension. "Or Soe | = if ce 2, Select the circle and click; the Edit Dimension box appears 3. Enter 4 in the Edit Dimension box and click the green check. 4, Press Esc to deactivate the Dimension tool. You can also create dimensions while creating the sketch objects. To do this, enter the dimension values in the boxes displayed while sketching. 5, To display the entire circle at full size and to center it in the graph- ics area, use one of the following methods : 1. Click Zoom All © on the Navigation Bar. ‘rely comiloaryviewitear-aulodesk-inventr!976148423225514459033,_1_En_2_Chaplr.himl 4138118122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design 2. Click View » Navigate >» Zoom All on the ribbon. 6. Click Finish Sketch on the Exit panel 7. Again, click Zoom Al @) on the Navigation Bar. Creating the Base Feature The first feature in any part is called a base feature. You now create this feature by extruding the sketched circle. 1. On the ribbon, click 3D Model > Create > Extrude. 2, Type 0.4 in the Distance box available in the Extrude dialog. 3. Click the Direction 1 | § icon in the Extrude dialog. 4, Click OK in the Extrude dialog to create the extrusion. htpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 5135118122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design Notice the new feature, Extrusion 1, in the Browser window. wat ruts > EBssidwoses(s) > Reeve master Boren ve Pane . (Bxr Plane Dxaxs | AS. | Lztos | canter rt > (Tl extrusion: eee Qiend ofrart To magnify a model in the graphics area, you can use the zoom tools available in the Zoom drop-down in the Navigate panel of the View tab . Click Zoom All to display the part full-size in the current window. Click Zoom Window and then drag the pointer to create a rectangle; the area in the rectangle zooms to fill the window . Click Zoom and then drag the pointer. Dragging up zooms out; dragging down zooms in. Click a vertex, an edge, or a feature and then click Zoom Selected; the selected item zooms to fill the window. hitpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml118122, 16:34 2. Par Modelng Bass | Lean Aodes Inventor 2018 Basis 30 Moding, 20 Graphics, and Assembly Design To display the part in different rendering modes, select the options in the Visual Style drop-down on the Appearance panel of the View tab. The default display mode for parts and assemblies is Shaded with Edges. You may change the display mode whenever you want. Realistic Shaded BD shadows + DPormogrepric QT ByReltetions ~ Q, Ground Pane + “He Srey Roow ~ Realistic Realistically tetured model with high quay sheding Shaded B seocth chaded mode! Shaded with fdges Smooth shaded model with visible edges ‘Shaded with Hidden Edges Smocth sheded model with hidden edges Wiretrame Medel edges only Wireframe with Hidden Edges Medel edges with hidden edges shown Wireframe with Viible Edges Only Medel edges with hidden edges removed Monochrome Simplified monochromatic sheded meds! Watercolor Hand painted watercolor appearance ‘Sketch tstration Hand drawn appearance Technical Ilustration Technical shaded appearence hitpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 1135‘122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design Shaded with Edges Shaded with Hidden Edges Wireframe htpsfearning ore comiiararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventori97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 8135‘122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design Wireframe with Visible Edges Only One a Monochrome Watercolor Sketch Illustration Technical Illustration hitpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml118122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design Adding an Extruded Feature To create additional features on the part, you need to draw sketches on the model faces or planes and then extrude them. 1. Onthe ribbon, click View > Appearance > Visual Style > Wireframe. On the ribbon, click 3D Model > Sketch > Start 2D Sketch. Click the front face of the part. Click Line on the Create panel. 5. Click the circular edge to specify the first point of the line. 6. Move the cursor toward the right. 7, Click the other side of the circular edge; a line is drawn. hitpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 10185‘122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design 8. Draw another line below the previous line 9. On the ribbon, click Sketch > Constrain > Horizontal Constraint = 10. Select the two lines to make them horizontal. 11. On the ribbon, click Sketch > Constrain > Equal = . 12. Select the two horizontal lines to make them equal. 13. Click Dimension on the Constrain panel of the Sketch ribbon tab. 14, Select the two horizontal lines. 15. Move the cursor toward the right and click to locate the dimen- sion; the Edit Dimension box appears. 16, Enter 0.472 in the Edit Dimension box and click the green check. hitpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 188118122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design mn 17. Click Finish Sketch on the Exit panel . 18. Click the sketch and then click Create Extrude on the mini-tool- bar; the Extrude dialog appears. 19, Click in the region bounded by the two horizontal lines . hitpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 1206118122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design 20. Enter 0.4 in the Distance! box in the Extrude dialog 21, In the Extrude dialog, click the Direction 1 icon and then click OK to create the extrusion. By default, the ambient shadows are displayed on the model . However, you can turn off the ambient shadows by clicking the View tab, going to the Appearance panel, selecting the Shadows drop-down, and then deselecting the Ambient Shadows option. The Shadows drop-down has two more options, which you use based on your requirements. [2 sracows | — ‘Groune Stacows OdjectStadons ambiont Shadows seis hitpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 19195‘122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Basics | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basics: 30 Modeling, 2D Graghies, and Assembly Design fy You can reuse the sketch of an already existing feature. To do this, lexpand the feature in the Browser window, right-click the sketch, and lselect Share Sketch from the shortcut menu. You will notice that the Isketch is visible in the graphics window. You can also unshare the sketch lby right-clicking it and selecting Unshare. Adding Another Extruded Feature Follow these steps: 1. Click Start 2D Sketch on the Sketch panel of the 3D Model ribbon tab. 2. Use the Free Orbit ,( button on the Navigation Bar to rotate the model so that the back face of the part is visible. Right-click and select OK. Click the back face of the part . Click Line // on the Create panel. Draw two lines, as shown next (refer to the “Adding an Extruded Feature” section for how to draw lines). Make sure that the end- a id points of the lines are coincident with the circular edge. Follow the next two steps, if they are not coincident. 7, On the ribbon, click Sketch » Constrain > Coincident Constraint |. Next, select the endpoint of the line and the circu- lar edge. hitpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 14195‘122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design J) 8, Likewise, make the other endpoints of the lines coincident with the circular edge . Skip the previous two steps if the endpoints of the lines are co- incident with the circular edge . #4, You can specify a point using various point snap options. To ldo this, activate a sketching tool, right-click, and select Point naps; a list of point snaps appears. Now, you can select only the ecified point snap htpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventori97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 19195‘122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basics: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design 9. On the ribbon, click Sketch > Constrain > Vertical Constraint al - 10. Select the two lines to make them vertical. 11. On the ribbon, click Sketch > Constrain > Equal = . 12. Select the two vertical lines to make them equal. 13. Create a dimension of 0.472 between the vertical lines . . Click Finish Sketch . . On the ribbon, click 3D Model » Create >» Extrude. . Click inside the region enclosed by two lines, if they are not al- ready selected. 17. Type 0.4 in the Distance! box in the Extrude dialog and click OK. To move the part view, click Pan "y on the Navigation Bar and then drag the part to move it in the graphics area . ta An tha rihhnn rlicl: Vine & Anmaarancn t Wiewal Chula & tpstearing ori comiorayewtear-autodeskaventorsre 4beZs2256IN4S003% 1 En. 2 Chaplr hit 1805118122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Basics | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design 18, UI UIE LvwUL, LHL View = Appearance = visuar sure Shaded with Edges. 19. On the ribbon, click View > Navigate > Home View Gj. Saving the Part Follow these steps: 1. Click Save B on the Quick Access Toolbar . 2, In the Save As dialog, type Dise in the File name box. 3, Click Save to save the file. 4, Click File > Close. Note that *. ipt is the file extension for all the files you create in the Part environment of Autodesk Inventor . Tutorial 2 In this tutorial, you will create a flange by performing the following: * Creating a revolved feature * Creating a cut features * Adding fillets hitpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 11196‘122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design Starting a New Part File Follow these steps: 1. To start a new part file, click the Part icon on the Home screen. q a) Part Sketching a Revolve Profile You create the base feature of the flange by revolving a profile around a centerline. 1. Click 3D Model » Sketch > Start 2D Sketch on the ribbon. 2. Select the YZ plane. eee a CREE 3. Click Line J ‘on the Create panel. hitpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 18195‘122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design 4, Create a sketch similar to the one shown here: 2 5. On the ribbon, click Sketch > Format > Centerline <&|. 6. Click Line ee on the Create panel . 7. Create a centerline, as shown here: 8. Click Fix @ on the Constrain panel . 9, Select Line 1 10. Click Dimension on the Constrain panel. 11. Select the centerline and Line 2; a dimension appears. 12. Move the pointer horizontally toward the right and click to place the dimension. 13. Place the dimension and enter 4 in the Edit Dimension box. 14. Click the green check y in the Edit Dimension dialog. 18 Select the centerline and Line 4: a dimension appears. htpsfearning rely. comiarary!iewlearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322561A459033_1_En_2_Chaplorhiml 19185‘122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Basics | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design 16. Move the pointer horizontally toward the left and click to place the dimension . 17. Enter 2.4 in the Edit Dimension box. 18, Click the green check | yin the Edit Dimension dialog. 19. Select the centerline and Line 6; a dimension appears. 20. Move the pointer horizontally toward the left and click to place the dimension. 21. Enter 1.2 in the Edit Dimension box . 22. Click the green check w in the Edit Dimension dialog. 23. Create a dimension between the Line 1 and Line 3. 24, Set the dimension value to 0.8 inches. 25. Create a dimension between Line 1 and Line 5. 26. Set the dimension value to 2 inches . 92.400 You can display all the constraints by right-clicking and se- lecting the Show All Constraints option. You can hide all the con- straints by right-clicking and selecting the Hide Al Constraints loption. 27, Right-click and select Finish 2D Sketch . hitpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 200382. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design ‘122, 16:34 Cte) ( CeterPont cece @ ) 5 TroPantnetarde cnet 030 X ) ve (2 GeveratDinenson IL) | (B Projet.gtemety ) i eitomees Ep remusven bs Gitweevn Fe tow. Creating the Revolved Feature Follow these steps : 1. On the ribbon, click 3D Model > Create > Revolve or right-click and select Revolve from the marking menu. 30 Model Bw kp sweep A emve Sean, txvude Revd '0F (Dew 2D Sketch” B con Baio Seetch create 2. Set Extents to Full in the Revolve dialo; Revolve x Seve mece tens Bt ; ie 4) [Bl ae : ee a Uses @ uur aa atch shape cana 3, Click OK to create the revolved feature 21138 hitpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml‘122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design Creating the Cut Feature Follow these steps: 1. On the Navigation Bar, click the Orbit icon @ #y ey 2. Press and hold the left mouse button and drag the mouse; the model is rotated. 3. Rotate the model so that its back face is visible. 4, Right-click and select OK. On the 3D Model tab of the ribbon, click the Show Panels icon lo- cated in the right corner and then select the Primitives option from the drop-down. ue > [Oe B |v seeten [Peimitives Pennie i Modify Work Features htpsfearningorely.comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 2238118122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design The Primitives panel is added to the ribbon . 6. On the ribbon, click 3D Model, go to the Primitives panel, click the primitive drop-down, and select Box. 2D Mode! Start | 20 Sketch sketch Model~ 7. Click the back face of the part; the sketch starts. 8. Select the origin to define the center point. 9. Move the cursor diagonally toward the right. 10. Enter 4.1 in the horizontal dimension box. 11. Press the Tab key and enter 0.472 in the vertical dimension box. 12, Press the Enter key; the Extrude dialog appears. 13. Expand the Extrude dialog by clicking the down arrow W_ button. 14, Click the Cut (8) button in the Extrude dialog. 15. Enter 0.4 in the Distance box . hitpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 22038‘122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 3D Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design Click OK to create the cut feature. 16. Creating Another Cut Feature Follow these steps: 1. Click the Home icon located at the top-left corner of the ViewCube . -0% bs 2, Create a sketch on the front face of the base feature . 1. On the ribbon, click 3D Model > Sketch > Start 2D Sketch. 2. Select the front face of the model. hitpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 24138118122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design 3. Draw three lines and the circle, as shown here: 4, Apply the Horizontal constraint to the horizontal lines, if not applied already. 5. Apply the Equal constraint between the horizontal lines. 6. Ensure that the endpoints of the horizontal line coincide with the circle. 7. Apply a dimension of 0.236 to the vertical line. 8. Apply a dimension of 0.118 to the horizontal line. 9, Apply a dimension with a 1.2 diameter to the circle. htpsfearning ore comiiararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventori97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 28135118122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basles: 30 Modeling, 20 Graphics, and Assembly Design 10. On the ribbon, click Sketch > Modify > Trim > . 11. Click the circle to trim it. 3, Finish the sketch . ‘4, You can hide or display the sketch dimensions. To do this, go lto View > Visibility > Object Visibility and check the Sketch jimensions option. _ntps:tearning rely comiNoraryviewllearn-aulodesk-inventorI9781484252255/A459033_1_En_2 Chapter nm 26035118122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basics: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design QB censerot ear Analysis: © inate Gyons IA Workeatures Origin Planes Origin Axes | Origin Points ©) User Work Planes |) User Work Axes (7) User Work Points Construction Surfaces 7/20 sketches 17130 Sketches i] Sketch Dimensions 13D Annotations iucs triad lucs Planes Ziucs Axes (luts Points 4, Click Extrude [ij] on the Create panel of the 3D model . 5, Click in the region enclosed by the three lines and the arc. 6. Select All from the Extents drop-down. extents es Distance ToNext To tween 7. Click the Cut a button in the Extrude dialog. 8. Click OK to create the cut feature . hitpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 2138‘122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design Adding a Fillet Follow these steps: 1, On the ribbon, click 3D Model > Modify > Fillet (or right-click and select Fillet from the marking menu . 2. Click the inner circular edge and set Radius as 0.2. 3. Click OK (v_ to add the fillet. Saving the Part Follow these steps: hitpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 20038‘is, 16.38 2. Part Modeling Basics | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basis: 3D Moding, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design 1. Click Save i on the Quick Access Toolbar . 2. In the Save As dialog, type-in Flange in the File name box. 3. Click Save to save the file. 4. Click File > Close. Tutorial 3 In this tutorial, you will create a shaft by performing the following: * Creating a cylindrical feature * Creating a cut feature Starting a New Part File Follow these steps: 1. On the ribbon, click Get Started > Launch > New [/5. 2, In the Create New File dialog, select standard. ipt. Tempites © Engish BE, aw Sheet_Shrerin “cet oe 98 3 compet | a a 3. Click Create. Creating the Cylindrical Feature Follow these steps: On the ribbon, click Primitives, click the primitive drop-down, and htpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sentori97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 20138‘is, 16.38 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basis: 3D Moding, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design 1, select Cylinder. 2. Click the XY plane to select it; the sketch starts. 3. Click at the origin and move the cursor outward. 4, Enter 1.2 in the box attached to the circle. 5, Press the Enter key; the Extrude dialog appears. 6. Enter 4 in the Distance box . Drei eo) loa) 7. Click OK to create the cylinder . Creating Cut Feature hitpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 30038‘1822, 1834 2. Part Modeling Basis | Lear Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basics: 30 Modeling, 20 Graphics, and Assembly Design Follow these steps: 1. Create a sketch on the front face of the base feature . 1. On the ribbon, click 3D Model » Sketch » Start 2D Sketch. 2. Select the front face of the cylinder. 3. On the ribbon, click Sketch > Create > Line. 4, Draw three es, as shown here: 5. Apply the Coincident constraint between the endpoints of the vertical lines and the circular edge. 6. Add dimensions to the sketch . Finish the sketch. Click Extrude in the Create panel. Click in the region enclosed by the sketch . Click the Cut button in the Extrude dialog. Set Distance to 2.165. Click OK to create the cut feature. NPoeenr hitpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 31138‘122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design Saving the Part Follow these steps: 1. Click Save fj on the Quick Access Toolbar; the Save As dialog appears 2. Type Shaft in the File name box . 3. Click Save to save the file. 4, Click File > Close. Tutorial 4 In this tutorial, you will create a key by performing the following: * Creating an extruded feature * Applying draft Starting an Extruded Feature Follow these steps: 1. Start a new part file using the Standard.ipt template. 2, On the ribbon, select Primitives, click the primitive drop-down, htpsfearning ore comiiararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventori97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 3238‘11822, 1694 2. Par Modelng Bass | Lean Aodes Inventor 2018 Basis 30 Moding, 20 Graphics, and Assembly Design and select Box. 3. Select the XY plane. 4, Create the sketch, as shown here: N 7]: [Select comer 5. Press Enter. 6. Enter 2 in the Distance box . 7. Click OK to create the extrusion. Applying Draft Follow these steps: 1. On the ribbon, click 3D Model > Modify > Draft. AB Berne Bree Hoe rer Se Pcomore [Boer] A ricer ore 2, Select the Fixed Plane option . hitpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 30138118122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design Face Draft 3. Select the front face as the fixed face. 4, Select the top face as the face to be draft 5, Set Draft Angle to 1. 6, Click the Flip Pull Direction button in the Face Draft dialog . hitpsfearning rely comliararylewilearn-aulodesk-sventoi97814842322661A459033_1_En_2_Chaplerhiml 34138118122, 16:34 2. Part Modeling Bases | Learn Autodesk Inventor 2018 Basies: 30 Modeling, 2D Graphics, and Assembly Design 7. Click OK to create the draft . Saving the Part Follow these steps: 1. Click Save on the Quick Access Toolbar; the Save As dialog appears. 2. Type Key in the File name box. 3. Click Save to save the file . 4. Click File > Close. 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