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Autodesk
Inventor From The Top
by Daniel T. Banach, Travis Jones
Book Description: Based on the latest version of the software, Autodesk
Inventor from the Top uses realistic examples, exercises, tutorials, plus
more than 500 screen captures to guide readers, step-by-step, through basic
sketching and solid modeling to the application of more advanced modeling
techniques. Ideal for mechanical engineering professionals and students,
this how-to and reference manual begins with an overview of part creation.
Subsequent chapters, each building on information presented previously,
lead readers through the process of using mission-critical Autodesk Inventor
features and functions. Users learn to sketch, constrain and dimension
3D drawings, create and edit drawing views, and create assemblies and sub-assemblies.
A variety of time saving and productivity enhancing advanced solid modeling
techniques - such as derived parts and assemblies plus mass property information
for active and multiple parts - are also explored in detail. Comprehensive
in scope, the final chapter provides opportunities to gain valuable hands-on
experience with additional Autodesk Inventor functionality, including:
transcripting, migrating, importing other 3D file types, using the Design
Assistant and Engineer's Notebook, and more!
Paperback from Autodesk Press
Book Published: 14 November, 2001 |
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Autodesk
Inventor w/CD
by James Leake, James M. Leake
Paperback from McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math
Book Published: 25 August, 2003 |
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