Subtracting Solids in Autodesk Inventor

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In this video tutorial, we'll look at a method of removing material of a part in an assembly using the outside surface of a mating part in Autodesk Inventor.

[@NONAMESLEFTNONE]

I've come back to this tutorial more than once. It's the best explanation out there (I don't use it often.) ;)

[@SynergisCAD]

Glad it was helpful!

[@milesm7497]

Great Video

[@LegoStein13]

Sweet! Thanks a lot, that made things much easier than the horrible instructions I tried to follow before your video!

[@SynergisCAD]

Glad you found the video helpful!

[@robbbarrett6430]

Nice tutorial .quick concise and to the point thanks Robb

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[@renegaed]

this covered everything i needed for my project. thank you very much for a clear explanation. even the hint at the end about deleting floating surfaces came in very handy.

[@flacthergoh211]

There is no modifly arrow for my 2021 inventor.is there any other ways to substract ?

[@mi1ne]

Thanks, this helped me out with a task at work.

[@Daviddarwich]

Well explained. Thanks

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[@josearnaldopinheirodossant7712]

I am trying but, on my Inventor 2020 the command panel configuration do not show some of the commands you have used.

[@1mb_58_mdavafachrulah9]

how do you paning arround so smoothly? im new in inventor

[@supersoupss]

thanks man

[@antoniocinquegrana8817]

I

[@davidfinlay8274]

but i use fusion and could be wrong too.

[@davidfinlay8274]

there better ways. like combine tool. give it a try it faster.

[@JAnx01]

Combine is for combining 2 solids in one part workspace, not an assembly workspace.