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Autodesk Inventor Advanced Assembly Training Course

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  • 16-Hours (8 x 2-Hour Sessions) Training
  • Delivered remotely over MS Teams - Contact Us for On-Site/Face to Face Training
  • Sessions are recorded and download links are provided after each session for your future use and reference.
  • Pricing is based on 1-3 people. Additional people are at an additional cost of $1,100 per person. 
  • Volume Discounts apply for 5+. Please contact us.
  • Training is usually broken up into 2 or 4-hour sessions in the morning and flexible (i.e. consecutive or Monday, Wednesday, Friday, etc.)
  • Training sessions can start within 14 days of booking
  • Courses are private and topics can be customised to suit
  • Includes Certificate of Completion
  • Training manuals are an additional $145 Ex. GST per digital manual

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    Get Autodesk Inventor Advanced Assembly Training

    The Autodesk Inventor Advanced Assembly Training Course provides practical, instructor led training focused on advanced assembly modeling workflows used in manufacturing and mechanical engineering projects. This Inventor Advanced Assembly Training course helps designers and engineers improve productivity, manage complex assemblies, and develop intelligent workflows using Autodesk Inventor Professional.


    Participants will learn advanced assembly techniques including top down design, skeletal modeling, iLogic automation, weldments, design accelerators, and large assembly management. Through hands on exercises and real world workflows, this Inventor Advanced Assembly Course builds the skills required to efficiently create, manage, and document sophisticated mechanical assemblies for manufacturing and fabrication environments.

    Autodesk Inventor Advanced Assembly Training Course

    Develop Inventor advanced assembly modeling skills with practical Autodesk Inventor workflows focused on large assemblies, automation, weldments, layout design, and intelligent engineering documentation in this Inventor Advanced Course.


    What You'll Learn in the Autodesk Inventor Advanced Assembly Training Course

    Advanced Assembly is one of our Advanced Inventor Training Courses, teaching you the following:

    • Navigating advanced assembly workflows in Autodesk Inventor
    • Creating top down assembly designs
    • Working with skeletal modeling techniques
    • Managing large assemblies efficiently
    • Creating and applying iMates
    • Using design accelerators and standard components
    • Working with weldments and structural assemblies
    • Applying positional representations and view representations
    • Creating layout driven assemblies
    • Automating workflows with iLogic
    • Managing assembly constraints and adaptive parts
    • Working with level of detail representations
    • Improving assembly performance and productivity
    • Producing assembly documentation and presentations


    Autodesk Inventor Advanced Assembly Training Course Outline

    • Introduction to advanced assembly workflows
    • Assembly design strategies and best practices
    • Top down design methodologies
    • Skeletal modeling and adaptive design
    • Advanced assembly constraints and relationships
    • iMates and reusable assembly workflows
    • Design Accelerator tools
    • Frame Generator and weldment workflows
    • Positional representations and motion studies
    • Level of detail management
    • Large assembly optimization techniques
    • iLogic automation workflows
    • Assembly presentations and exploded views
    • Advanced drawing and documentation workflows

    Autodesk Inventor Advanced Assembly Course Topics

    Chapter 1: Working Effectively with Assemblies

    1.1 General Assembly Tips

    1.2 Relationship Tips

    1.3 Motion Constraints

    1.4 Transitional Constraints

    Chapter 2: Introduction to Top-Down Design

    2.1 Top-Down Design Process

    2.2 Top-Down Design Tools

    Chapter 3: Derived Components

    3.1 Derived Components

    3.2 Modify Derived Components

    Chapter 4: Multi-Body Part Modelling

    4.1 Multi-Body Part Modelling

    Chapter 5: Layout Design

    5.1 Layout Design

    Chapter 6: Associative Links and Adaptive Parts

    6.1 Associative Links

    6.2 Adaptive Assembly Parts

    Chapter 7: iMates

    7.1 iMates

    Chapter 8: Positional Representations

    8.1 Introduction to Positional Representations

    8.2 Create and Edit Positional Representations

    8.3 Use Positional Representations

    Chapter 9: Model Simplification

    9.1 Shrinkwrap

    9.2 Assembly Simplification

    Chapter 10: Level of Detail Representations

    10.1 Level of Detail Representations

    10.2 System-Defined Level of Detail Representations

    10.3 User-Defined Level of Detail Representations

    10.4 Using Level of Detail Representations

    10.5 Substitute Level of Detail Representations

    10.6 LOD Productivity Tools

    Chapter 11: Design Accelerator

    11.1 Design Accelerator

    11.2 Generators

    11.3 Calculators

    11.4 Engineer’s Handbook

    Chapter 12: Advanced File Management

    12.1 Design Assistant

    12.2 Pack and Go

    12.3 Purging Old Files

    Chapter 13: Inventor Studio

    13.1 Rendering

    13.2 Animation

    13.3 Video Producer

    13.4 Creating a Standard Room

    Chapter 14: iAssemblies

    14.1 Introduction

    14.2 Create Basic iAssemblies

    14.3 Create Multi-Level iAssemblies

    14.4 Create iAssemblies Using Existing Assemblies

    14.5 Place iAssemblies

    14.6 Edit iAssemblies

    Chapter 15: Frame Generator

    15.1 Frame Generator

    15.2 Structural Shape Author

    Chapter 16: Assembly Duplication Options

    16.1 Pattern Components

    16.2 Mirror Components

    16.3 Copy Components

    Chapter 17: Working with Weldments

    17.1 Working with Weldments

    17.2 Fillet Welds

    17.3 Cosmetic Welds

    17.4 Groove Welds

    Appendix A: Working with Spreadsheets and Parameters

    A.1 Spreadsheet-Driven Parameters

    A.2 Custom Parameters

    A.3 Custom Parameter Formatting and Expressions

    Appendix B: Autodesk Inventor Certification Exam Objectives


    Who Should Attend the Autodesk Inventor Advanced Assembly Training Course

    • New users of Autodesk Inventor
    • Draftspersons transitioning to 3D
    • Engineering professionals seeking formal training


    Autodesk Advanced Assembly Course Prerequisites

    Participants should have completed Autodesk Inventor Fundamentals Training or possess equivalent Inventor experience. A strong understanding of parts, assemblies, and general Autodesk Inventor workflows is recommended before attending this Inventor Advanced Assembly Course.


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