guide inventor

[lorenzcad]

Good morning to all,
I am new to the forum; I would like to introduce myself: My name is Lorenzo, I am a mechanical expert and I attend the third year of mechanical engineering; mainly use 3 software: autocad mechanical, invetor and solidworks.
I would like to ask you if you would know what is the best guide for inventor between pruners and saddle, regardless of price.
I already know how to use inventor (scholasticly/acquisitively speaking I have already tried in drawing parts, assemblies and explosions), but I would like to deepen its knowledge in general, even in view of an imminent use as a cad 3d designer; in particular I would like to focus attention on drawing complex parts and improve myself in the composition of assemblies on which I have always had some difficulties.
said this, would you also recommend a solidworks guide?
I thank you in advance for your availability.

 

[bradipo666]

hi, I started with saddle-red 2012 and I have to say that, it helped me, but it deals very few topics...the pruners is definitely more complete.. .

 

[lorenzcad]

Thank you very much! I think I will buy pruners then.
greetings and thanks again!

 

[Polymar]

in my opinion the best guide is certainly "mastering autodesk inventor 2013 and autodesk inventor lt 2013", indicative price 50€ and currently only in English.

 

[bradipo666]

in my opinion the best guide is certainly "mastering autodesk inventor 2013 and autodesk inventor lt 2013", indicative price 50€ and currently only in English.

for those who understand the English yes... I have difficulty already with the itagliano :tongue:

 

[Polymar]

There are also illustrations ... jokes aside, the edition of pruneri "autodesk inventor professional 2013 the great guide." to € 80,00, never convinced me in many respects and I see it as a continuous re-edition since the times of the r6, almost as if it were a "quick tour"