AutoCAD Inventor :: Checker Plate And Steel Grating Texture Map

Jun 27, 2012

Texture map that will simulate checker plate and industrial steel grating? This would be for Inventor 2013. 

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Diamond Plate Texture Shifts In Bends

Sep 6, 2012

Doing a bend on diamond plate. I have applied a texture map to the side of the plate that has the diamond pattern.  When the pattern gets in the corners (inside or outside), the texture map shifts.  When it does this, the diamond pattern does not look the way the real part will. Below is an image of what I am seeing.   

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AutoCad 3D :: How To Flatten A Curved Steel Plate

May 27, 2013

If you have a steel plate bent in several directions and with non-perpendicular ends, designed in 3D Auto Cad.

For example, the plate can be curved with a certain radius in the vertical direction and another horizontally. How would you, or what software would you use, to get the plate flattened to the exact measurements of how it should be cut.

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Stainless Steel Sheet - Rotate Texture Through 90 Degrees

Aug 7, 2013

We use a lot of #4 finish Stainless steel sheet.

I have automated the changing of the active renderstyle to "Polished Brushed" to approximate this, but usually orientation is important. For instance, the texture will be around tube, and on large sheets, we want to keep all the sections orientated one specific direction.

I'd like to be able to easily rotate the texture thru 90 degrees (and possibly, a user selectable angle).

I'd prefer not to have to manually select a face first, either. 

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Revit :: How To Add Steel Base Plate To HSS Column

Feb 13, 2014

How to add this steel base plate, to a HSS column?

Actual column specs attached

I have Revit 2014 MEP

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Multiple Bends In Plate

Sep 26, 2012

I have attached a pic of what I am trying to accomplish.

The part was done in SW, but I am now needing to do it in Inventor.

I have a flat plate, 12" square, that I am needing to bend the 2 corners up, with 10 1/2" between bend lines.

I tried using the "BEND PART", but I can only select one line. What should I use so I can bend all four sides up?

Lenovo Think Pad
Windows 7 SP 1
64 Bit.
Inventor 2013
ACAD Mechanical 2013

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AutoCAD Inventor :: How To Add Numbers On Face Plate

May 15, 2012

I have a face plate with strokes on it to represent pressure increments.I cannot get the numbers onto the face plate.On the large stroke it starts at 0 and goes to 9 ..  How do i add the numbers. Also i used extrusions for the increment strokes with circular patterns and mirror features.Is this how it should be modeled?

2013 EDU

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AutoCAD Inventor :: How To Add Two Holes To Ground Plate Only And Not Other

Sep 9, 2012

I seem to have made what many might consider a rookie mistake. Built a fairly complex structure for an overhead crane system and get to the end to find that I missed two holes. The problem with these two holes is it is ONLY 1 plate (my grounded part), but I have used this same part in one other instance. So if I edit (even from within assembly) and add the two holes to the grounded plate it creates them in the other plate, which I dont want.

Since I have the second plate being used as a refence to locate MANY other parts on this unit, it would be quite difficult to replace it with a new part (same but different file name).

Any way to add said two holes to the grounded plate only and not the other?

Inventor 2014 PDS

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Spring Steel Constraining

Jul 2, 2013

I have a piece of steel that I need to flex. It is a piece of blue tempered spring steel pressed against the corner of a brass pressure transfer. The opposite end of the transfer is tangentlly constrained to a latching mechanism. When the latching mechanism is lifted, the transfer rotates slightly around a screw (made invisible) and the spring is flexed. When the latch is released, the spring returns the latch to the closed position. I have several other assemblies that use the same principal, but some with just a piece of mild steel used as a cover as well as a spring.

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AutoCAD Inventor :: How To Change Length Of Steel

Mar 9, 2012

I got this code below to place a channel in an assembly, but don't know how to change the length of the steel.

' Set a reference to the active assembly document. Dim oDoc As AssemblyDocument oDoc = ThisApplication.ActiveDocument ' Set a reference to the ContentCenter object. Dim oContentCenter As ContentCenter oContentCenter = ThisApplication.ContentCenter ' Get the content node (category) "Structural Shapes:Channels" Dim oContentNode As ContentTreeViewNode
[code]..........

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AutoCAD Inventor :: How To Add Class Of Steel Values

Jan 3, 2014

We use several different classes of steel such as A572-65 or A572-50 etc. Any way to add those values in Inventor 2014 without having to reinvent the wheel?

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Holes / Screws On A Rolled Plate?

Jul 17, 2013

I'm modeling a band that will be screwed onto the inside of a sheet metal cylinder. The band will be rolled to the ID of the cylinder. I'm trying to model the holes in the band, and place screws into the holes. I'm not sure yet how the holes will be machined out in the shop--whether they'll be drilled or punched, made before or after the band is rolled, placed based upon degree or arc length, etc.

1. Is there a better way to model the band and its holes?

2. How can I properly and easily insert the bolt into the holes since they're no longer "perfect holes" that can be used in an "Insert" constraint.

3. How can I then pattern the bolt so I don't have to insert one into each hole?

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Place Pattern Feature Onto Plate?

Jan 17, 2010

I have attached a jpeg file of a Plate out of a heat exchange.It shows half of the Plate but it is identical shape for top and bottom.I am able to create the solid shape but i need creating the numerous patterns onto the plate.How would i place the pattern feature onto the Plate?

Also from the picture there is a gasket.Would this be made as a separate part and placed on the Plate in a assembly file?Would the gasket be best made using sweep function?

I have created the plate as a solid model but would Sheet Metal also work or even be a better choice?

Inventor 2012

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Constraining A Plate Via Sketch Lines

Mar 29, 2013

I have an oddly shaped flat plate extruded from a sketch, the sketch of which has lots on constructions lines, none of which actually represent solid edges of the plate. However, I want to locate the plate to other components via the geometry defined in the sketch. 

I find that when I am trying to constrain the plate to other parts none of the sketch geometry is available to me. Points, lines, construction lines, circles; I can select none of it when constraining. I am confused. How can I constrain such a part?

Just to clarify - the flat plate is the base of a structure. Its profile is decoratively shaped, so nothing about the cut edge of the plate is suitable for constraining to. I need to constrain off geometry defined in the sketch.

I have "Shared" the sketch. 

Inventor 2013

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Sheet Metal Cut Out - Collar Plate

Aug 29, 2012

I want to form a plate (collar palte around branch (riser) connection, which when is flatened the projected circle will be eliptical. Before Refold I want to cut plugholes for welding. In flat position it looks like a flange /w holes and the middle cut-out is elliptical. I want to refold it to be again in rolled shape.

My system has Inventor Professional 2013.

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Fold Round Plate Like In The Drawing?

Nov 11, 2013

I have been trying to fold a round plate which has 10 milimeters thickness.Is there any way to fold this or unfold ? 

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Material Database With More Steel Types

Jan 7, 2012

I am looking for a material database with more steel types than the ones that are installed in inventor.

Is there a comprehensive database that I can download and install or do I need to add the material one by one.

Normaly I can just copy a existing steel and just use the existing properites and just change the name but I see a risk of this since in the future I may want to simulte a part and then the material data is not correct.

So... is there a good list that I can download and install??

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Change Default Material To Steel?

May 28, 2012

I received a rather large assembly file from a client that was done in Pro E.  I was wondering if it is possible to change the entire assembly from Default material to steel without having to go into each individual part and changing its material manually (which could take several hours) I am using INV 2012 Pro with SP1 installed.

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Change Grade Of Steel Mild

Feb 10, 2013

Because of i am using 235 graded steel for design,is it possible to change steel mild's grade (207 N/mm2) to 235 N/mm2?

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Drawing Hydraulic Steel Pipes

Dec 4, 2011

I am drawing hydraulic steel pipes using the 3d sketch command. I enter in the points representing the change of direction  of the center  line of the pipe as if it had no bend radii.

The points are entered in using absolute X,Y,Z coordinates, choosing one end of the pipe as 0,0,0.

I then join the points using the line command. I then put the bend radii on using the bend command.

I then draw a 2d sketch of the 2 circles representing the id , od of the pipe on a normal plane at the start point 0,0,0

I then sweep the 2D sketch along the path of the 3D sketch. I then place axes at the center of each straight portion of pipe . I then place points the intersection points of consecutive axes to replicate the original setting out points (3D x,y,z coordinates) that I used in the 3D sketch.

Then I create my idw with 3 orthographic views (showing the relevant axes as a symbols in each view, an isometric view and a coordinate table showing the x,y,z coordinates of each labelled change of direction. I then pull the pipe into an assembly and put the fittings on each end.

This is another IDW showing the fittings and a parts list. I have inventor suite 2012, along with tube and pipe. However I have never tried it.I don't know how it works, maybe it would be better to use that?

Another question on the measuring of pipes. If a sample is made and then backdraughting needs to be done how do you measure it.

Method used before I arrived was measuring lengths and angles. Highly inaccurate. Never worked. Pipes never drawn. Ended up being photographed only, which was not good enough to make spare parts for service technicians in the field, they had to go out to measure on site and make up on site.

I introduced measuring the change of direction vertices of the centreline of the pipe as if there was not bend radius.

More accurate, but highly difficult to measure. Use steel rules and squares. Never right the first time. Always have to check putting the pipe on top of a full scale drawing.

Tried to improve method of measurement by printing out a A0 piece of graph paper and using that as the background to lay the pipe on. Better/easier and more accurate again, but still not spot on, have to check and adjust using the pipe on top of a full scale plot.

Short of buying some type of expensive 3D measuring machine, which in our case would not warrant the cost as we do not do this type of drawing 100 per cent of our time, not even 30 per cent, what is the best method of measuring pipes accurately.

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Forming A Cast Steel Piece

Jan 20, 2012

I have a piece that I'm trying to develop to add into an assembly.  The piece I'm trying to create is a cast piece of steel that I'm trying to form to a radius.  The piece basically starts out as a flat part and then is formed to a radius.  I want to form it from flat to radius so that the contours will match the radius of the piece. 

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Chinese Steel For Content Centre

Nov 3, 2011

Ive got a job im doing that requires the use of chinese steel.

There is a revit library and a asd library for chinese steel sections.

Is there chinese steel that can be added tothe content centre.

If so where can i get it and how do i load it?

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Best Way To Model A Steel Tensioner Cable

Jan 4, 2013

I was wondering the best way to model a steel tensioner cable in Inventor. The assembly I have designed is of a cable fixed between two brackets which are fastened on two structural beams. I am looking accurately model the cable attachment on the brackets. My inital thought would be to extrude the length of cable through a pre-defined path between the bracket fixing holes however this would not represent a 'true life scenario'.

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Stainless Steel Channel Drawn Up?

Mar 28, 2013

I am using IV 2010. Any stainless steel channel drawn up? Particularly 3 X 4.75#,  4 X 6.69# and 6 X 8.3#. 

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AutoCAD Inventor :: How To Model A Sheet Of Corrugated Steel

Jun 12, 2012

I have a question regarding the best way to model a sheet of corrugated steel. I would guess the easiest and quickest method would be to create a profile curve, offset a thickness and extrude this to the desired length. I was wondering how would I go about sketching out an accurate profile curve that could be used to create the form?

Autodesk Inventor Professional 2013 SP2 64-Bit Edition
Windows 7 HP Z400, Intel Xeon W3550 3.07GHz
12.0GB RAM, ATI FirePro V4800 (FireGL)

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AutoCAD Inventor :: How To Dimension Counter Bores On Both Sides Of A Plate

May 9, 2013

Any way to show clearly that there are counter bores on both sides of a plate.  It does show the dotted lines for when it is on the down side of the plate, but in some sections i have a counter bore of the  same diameter on both sides of the plate.  Is my best bet just to to create two drawings of the upper and lower faces?

Also i've been trying to use the hole tables, something thats new to me, and i can get all the holes coming up, but im unable to get them to show up as actual counter bores, instead it shows up as two entries.  

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Stress / Strain Analysis On A Metal Plate

Nov 26, 2012

I am trying to learn how to carry out stress analysis within inventor and have applied what seemed logical to me, however when I got my results file it does not seem to add up.

I want to investigate the effect that a crack will have on a piece of steel plate, I have applied a fixed constraint to one side of the plate, and a load to the other side, as well as a separation contact on the sides of the crack (see file attached).

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Making Crimp Plate Using Sheet Metal?

Jun 11, 2012

I need to create the crimp plate in inventor to give my shop the measurements before the crimping process for material and also give them measurements to complete the crimping process. I figured I could use the sheet metal process. I'm trying to find an easier way than going back to Autocad and p-line everything.

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Cylindrical Object - Mirror Plate Placed At Right Angles

Sep 3, 2013

I have just created a cylindrical object with an extrusion length of 300 mm and then created an assy(.iam). On to this cylinder i have placed a plate at right angles to the axis of the cylinder

What i wish to do now is mirror this plate.

It would appear the best way would be to create a work plane(mirror plane) thro the centre

Of the cylinder,however, how can this be done if when requested to create the plane 3 points are required,am i missing something here.

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Stress Analysis - Deflection Of A Steel Block

Nov 19, 2012

Is it possible to calculate the deflection a steel block will get, just form it one weight. Just use standard steel material, it is only supported at the end.

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AutoCAD Inventor :: Create Frame Made Out Of Structural Steel

Aug 29, 2012

I want to create frame made out of structural steel. In order to do that Invwentor is giving me no option but to make Layout Sketch (any other way?), which then i should use for inserting members. Now, when i want to creat layout it does not give me an option of assigning it to a work planes i created. It always sketches it in default XY plane. I need to create 3D layout that will follow several work planes i created. I tried selecting any of the other work planes before clicking on layout button but no luck.

solidworks 2010

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