Autodesk Inventor Sheet Metal Training Course
- 8-Hours (4 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 $550 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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Autodesk Inventor Sheet Metal Training Course Introduction
Learn how to design, unfold, and manufacture sheet metal components in this Autodesk Inventor Sheet Metal Course. This course focuses on real-world workflows used in fabrication and manufacturing, helping you produce accurate flat patterns, reduce errors, and speed up production.
Autodesk Inventor Sheet Metal Training Course
Learn how to design, unfold, and manufacture sheet metal components using Autodesk Inventor. This private and customisable instructor-led course provides a comprehensive foundation in sheet metal design, covering everything from core modelling techniques to flat pattern generation and fabrication-ready outputs. Through hands-on projects and guided instruction, participants will gain the skills to create accurate sheet metal parts, apply industry-standard rules, and produce production-ready drawings and files.
Course Duration: 8 Hours (4 sessions x 2 hours)
Delivery Mode: Live online with one of our Autodesk Inventor Expert Trainers
What You'll Learn in the Autodesk Inventor Sheet Metal Course
- Sheet Metal Fundamentals
- Sheet metal environment and workflows
- Material thickness, rules, and styles
- Bend radius, K-factor, and bend allowance
- Core Modelling Tools
- Face, flange, and contour flange
- Hems, folds, and bends
- Cuts, punches, and corner treatments
- Advanced Sheet Metal Techniques
- Lofted flanges and complex forms
- Multi-body sheet metal design
- Parametric and rule-driven modelling
- Flat Patterns & Fabrication
- Generate and edit flat patterns
- Export DXF/DWG for CNC, laser, and plasma cutting
- Prepare fabrication-ready files
- Drawings & Documentation
- Create production drawings
- Dimensioning and annotation
- BOMs and manufacturing outputs
Autodesk Inventor Sheet Metal Course Outline
- Chapter 1: Introduction to Sheet Metal Modelling
- Sheet metal concepts
- Sheet metal terminology
- Sheet metal environment
- Sheet metal design process
- Chapter 2: Sheet Metal Base Features
- Applying sheet metal defaults
- Creating base faces
- Contour flanges and contour rolls
- Chapter 3: Sheet Metal Secondary Features
- Sheet metal parameters
- Bend relief shapes
- Secondary faces, flanges, and rolls
- Chapter 4: Flanges
- Creating flanges
- Corner relief options
- Chapter 5: Bending Sheet Metal
- Hems
- Folds
- Bends
- Chapter 6: Corner Rounds and Chamfers
- Corner rounds
- Corner chamfers
- Chapter 7: Sheet Metal Cuts
- Cut features and holes
- Punch tools and punch creation
- Cuts using surfaces
- Chapter 8: Corner Seams
- Corner seams and mitres
- Corner rips
- Seam and bend conversions
- Chapter 9: Flat Pattern Environment
- Creating flat patterns
- Orientation and clean-up
- Bend angles and punch representation
- Exporting to DXF/DWG
- Chapter 10: Lofted Flange and Rips
- Lofted flange
- Rip features
- Chapter 11: Unfold and Refold
- Unfolding and refolding geometry
- Chapter 12: Multi-Body Sheet Metal Modelling
- Multi-body workflows
- Chapter 13: Documentation and Annotation
- Sheet metal drawings
- Bend and punch notes
- Bend tables and punch tables
- Bend order and centrelines
- Chapter 14: Converting Parts to Sheet Metal
- Converting solid models
- Working with non-ruled surfaces
Who Should Attend the Autodesk Inventor Sheet Metal Training Course?
- New users of Autodesk Inventor
- Inventor Users wanting to learn the Sheet Metal Tools
- Draftspersons transitioning to 3D
- Engineering professionals seeking formal training
Autodesk Inventor Sheet Metal Course Prerequisites
No prior 3D CAD experience required. Familiarity with Inventor and Windows OS is expected; a basic understanding of engineering drawings is helpful.
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