inventor,examples to copy to learn

[maxnumero1]

hi to everyone, at work I have just entered the world of inventor and after following a tutorial on the tube, I wonder if there are sites, where you can draw some inspiration, plans to copy,tutorial of various difficulties, I would like to try to specialize
thanks to those who will help me

 

[exxon]

inventor is a complex program, one of the "top five" among parametric solid modelers. you do not learn to use it with a tutorial on youtube or copying some project.

If your need is professional (see that you specify "at work"), I wonder how they may have left you alone in this enterprise.

much depends on which goal you propose (or which you have indicated). If it comes to making some 3d drawing, maybe some renderings, without specific need, then you can continue looking on youtube the various official or unofficial tutorials.

if the objective is to exploit the program for the purpose for which it was created (i.e. the parametric solid modeling), then the road is not the right one.

What school preparation do you have? Did you use other cads? 3d? Parametric? What should you be able to do with that program once you learn to use it?

 

[TECNOMODEL]

hi to everyone, at work I have just entered the world of inventor and after following a tutorial on the tube, I wonder if there are sites, where you can draw some inspiration, plans to copy,tutorial of various difficulties, I would like to try to specialize
thanks to those who will help me

you can start with the part of exercises present within the software itself, if you already have the basics of a cad 3d is a good starting point.
the best thing would be to follow a course by an autodesk technician.
who sells the software definitely does this service.

 

[simone1996]

grabcad e pinterest

 

[turyllo]

hi to everyone, at work I have just entered the world of inventor and after following a tutorial on the tube, I wonder if there are sites, where you can draw some inspiration, plans to copy,tutorial of various difficulties, I would like to try to specialize
thanks to those who will help me

ciao Maxnumero1I have been an inventor user for 10 years and I have been working in industrial plants for 20 years and as you at first I had your own problems...I bought books with exercises...I have seen video lessons...video on youtube but in the end I have come to a single conclusion, to specialize you must help you and follow a one to one course with an inventor specialist.
specialist for me is not the one who for work offers those static courses of inventor of 30 or 40 hours in a room with 10 or 20 boys, following a preprinted script, but specialist is the one who works daily with inventor, addresses design issues, solves business issues...all things that in a simple course do not teach you.
I did, and now I offer myself my knowledge and expertise to those who need it.

 

[Sergio.D.Suarez]

I think the best learning method is to spend hours and hours in practice. previously you need a good technical and analytical support to better understand what you want to learn.
it is necessary to have knowledge of the standards of design and technical training not only in the development of drawings, but also in the methodology of manufacture.
it is to take any piece that is within your reach and try to shape it, imagine the piece as a sum of operations, this you get experimenting.
It is true that a good course or a good tutor will push you to a higher level, but only your will will will make the difference. with this I want to encourage you to have perseverance in learning, today's virtual world offers many approaches. I personally learned a lot from autodesk forums, thanks to specific questions from inventor users.
I wish you luck in this new way. greetings