4/22/2015 Objective: 1. Demonstrate use Inventor 3D CAD modeling tools

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4/22/2015 Objective: 1. Demonstrate use Inventor 3D CAD modeling tools 4/22/2015 Objective: 1. Demonstrate use Inventor 3D CAD modeling tools. 2. Create an original part that incorporates at least two of the tools in todays demo. NYS Standard 7: Students will develop an understanding of the relationships among technologies and the connections between technology and other fields of study. Common Core: Key Ideas and Details: 3. Follow precisely a complex multistep procedure when carrying out experiments, taking measurements, or performing technical tasks; analyze the specific results based on explanations in the text. Agenda: Demo 10 mins Guided Practice 15 mins Independent Practice 20 mins Save and submit Work as PDFs (Label Properly: Name Period Tool used)

Midplane Extrusion will join, cut, or intersect the selected sketch equal distances in both directions from the selected profile. 1. Open the Midplane file 2. Perform a 1 inch midplane extrusion on the sketch 3. Save the file as a (Your NameMidplane Extrusion). 4. Remember to save into YOUR folder

Use the extrude function Change the distance to 1” Use the midplane or symmetrical extrusion feature.

The Intersect Extrusion function will perform a Boolean (two different values) addition and subtraction in one operation. Any part of the sketch profile that overlaps existing geometry will remain. The portion of the sketched profile and the existing geometry that do not overlap will be removed. 1. Open the file called Intersect 2. Perform an intersect extrusion on the sketch all the way through the existing object to observe what takes place. 3. Save the file as a (Your NameIntersect Extrusion). 4. Remember to save into YOUR folder

Extrude Change distance to 3” Extrude to the right Change function to the intersect extrusion to perform the Boolean Function

Extruded objects can be given a positive or negative taper angle Extruded objects can be given a positive or negative taper angle. A common example of a tapered extrusion is the design of an ice cube. The sides of the ice cube are tapered with a draft angle to allow the cube to be easily removed from the ice cube tray. Open the file called Extrude-Taper Extrude the square a distance of 1 inch with a taper angle of -10°. 3. Save the file as a (Your NameIntersect Extrusion). 4. Remember to save into YOUR folder

Extrude Change distance to 1” Extrude to the left Select the more tab Change the value to -10 Describe what would happen if you change the value to a positive number?

Revolve is a function that allows the user to extrude a closed profile around a fixed axis up to 360°. The axis can be part of the profile, an existing edge on a part, or one of the axes of the Cartesian coordinate grid. Grid axes may be selected from the Origin folder located in the Browser bar. Open the file called Bushing. Use the revolve function to revolve the sketch around the existing axis a full 360°. Save the file as a different name. 3. Save the file as a (Your NameIntersect Extrusion). 4. Remember to save into YOUR folder Closed Profile Axis Cartesian= coordinate system specifies each point uniquely on a plane.

Revolve Select the profile Select the axis Revolution or Extent should full Describe what would happen if the extents is changed from full to a 180⁰ Angle.

The hole function requires a hole center for each instance The hole function requires a hole center for each instance. Open the file called Drilled Holes. The existing feature is a blind hole, and has been created for you. The following page shows the different function windows that are associated with a counterbore, countersink, threaded hole, and clearance hole. All hole centers in a sketch will be auto-selected by the computer when the hole command is initiated. You will have to hold down the shift key to deselect the hole centers that you do not want. Work your way around the block in a clockwise direction initiating the hole function, selecting the appropriate hole center, and identifying the type of hole feature that is needed. Save the file as a (Your NameDrilled Hole). Remember to save into YOUR folder

Change the dimensions according to the Activity 2.1.5

Connection Pick 2 of the tools that we went over today to create on object of your own.