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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 พ.ค. 2015
- My training courses used to be a hoot. I can talk about fillets for 23 minutes. In this video we explore the various different techniques and methods available for placing different types of fillets in Autodesk Inventor. #Autodesk #Inventor #Tutorial #3DCAD #Design #Engineering #CAD
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I love this guy, honestly these videos are too quality, we use inventor in my school, and this channel has single handedly gotten me through higher graphics
I like the background music. It makes me feel like on a journey of discovery.
dude your the shit!! your by far my favorite tutorial narrator
This is an incredible tutorial!!! My congratulations for the clear explanations and quality. I certainly hope you keep uploading this awesome series in Inventor!
Excellent information once again! Thank you. Your commentary cracks me up.
I legit understood all of that just by trying all this stuff myself. Inventor is really intuituve sometimes
Good stuff. The music was a trip and oddly, quite fitting. The "battle scene" scores for when my frustration reaches epic proportions, followed by softer melodies for when the drawing is smooth.
This was real handy , I could have used this knowledge a couple of times. If I can pull one thing out your videos I feel out times haven't been wasted. You do a great job. Thanks!
Love your channel. Keep up the good work !
Spot on with your comment about not knowing about full round. I do this the hard way with show dimensions and such. Funny how we learn what we need and forget to explore. Thanks for the help.
Holly cow!!
Thank you for your contribution in teaching us autodesk inventor, i may have solved a problem that i had in making a crane hook (I couldn't put rails on a loft)
so good! the floating object fillet totally blew my mind. so rad! Will definitely change the way i design certain things! so sexy!
I have learnt a lot from your channel. keep up the good work. :)
Just amazing! Your videos are very helpful!
Sweet Spongebob but I love your videos! This one in particular really answered my questions that have stumped me for a while.
Your informal-yet-clear explanations really have helped me immensely with such a highly-technical software.
I am an art guy trying to learn this and I cannot tell you how many times I have given up trying to tackle Inventor due to the dry, way-too-quick and overly-jargon-laden tutorials I have come across (especially the ones put out by Autodesk - shameful!).
I have subscribed the pewp out of your channel and will be coming back for more learnin.
Thank you so much!
Really love the dedicated tools tutorial :)
Thanks mate.
Loved this one! I've never really used anything but the tangent edge. I really wished I'd known about the full round fillet! Again, thanks for the tutorials. You keep it fun and interesting.
WTF!, I was messing around several hours with the fillets, and don't try this options? Now I know what the hell do all this tabs and buttons created by the devil XD XD
Thank you very much!!!!!
you are legendary. I'm used to Solidworks and i will start to work in a company that uses inventor... u r really helping me , thanks a lot.
Literally I read a book yesterday about fillets for practice and it didn't explain the point method in variable fillets and the full round, thanks a lot.
2019 and I am learning (and laughing) from this still. Great work
Excellent music choice. I'm learning inventor in an old timey inn!
Excellent tutorial video and very entertaining as well, thank you
Awesome explanation mate, i use the variable fillet often but never played with the face fillet.....looks super useful,
Very informative, who knew the fillet tool was so Kool!
that last round fillet was smooth.
Excellent Tips on fillet.
Great videos!! Thanks
You are the best!Thank you
Very useful! Thanks!
Brilliant as usual. Got one strange fillet case though, a lifting hook that is filleted along only a bottom portion of the curve but not all the way. Any tutorials on this type of situation.
very very useful information .... thanks a lot
Hi your lessons are great, can you do one for Weldments ?
Nice video. Thank you.
Could you make a similar video about loft please?
Great series - not just informative but highly entertaining too. I have a fillet question - can you do inverse or negative fillets whereby you are left with a groove between faces?
I love The background music!
Thanks!
thanks. going through these videos on my days off since I have nothing better to do.
what's the difference between the tangent and g2 fillet? I don't quite understand the meaning of it or what the definition of it is.
very helpful
Really useful. Was wondering how the hell that face-fillet option worked. Thanks
Hi, great tutorial, thanks to you. Can you do one tutorial to teach us as it makes him a rib as it sees her in this video ? Many thank. Hi
Didnt know, that filet can have variable radius, cool
Wow wow wow.
Neil could make a video about how to tie your shoes entertaining! TH-cam gold!
You could have explained this whole command for more value with an actual product design based example involving plastic parts. Traditional bulk metal parts don't offer much scope for truly appreciating the power and practical utility of fillets. You don't have to go fully into surface based modelling, but you could at least have shown an example for a slightly complex plastic part where the hard tangent edge is noticable to both the eye and the touch. You could have combined it with curvature visualization tools to help folks understand how to determine what kind of fillet is present, where an edge appears filleted in a real world part. Thank for your videos!
i like the dedicated tool videos
is there a way you can do a kind of inverted fillet, like it cuts into one face of the material? i've left my fillets till last on one of my autodesk outcomes and the wheels are meeting the base. the base is to be filleted normally but the wheels are making the fillet move into their direction where it meets them.
thank y
Ah can you talk about the errors and how to fix them?
sir there 4 angle distance 1200mm now I want decrease the distance in 3d inventor how to use trim commant and move.
Love your tutorial, dont like your taste on music.
Maybe you forgot to include " Preserve All Features" in this tutorial?
I am me
turn off the background music
Good video, but very annoying background soundtrack. This makes it hard to focus on what you say.
I know, I stopped all background music on my tutorials shortly after this. I wasn't using headphones to monitor the audio in editing so to me, the music balance sounded perfect, on headphones or other speaker types it was too loud.
I really like the tutorial, but I hate the music in the background...too distracting.
You are great man! but please turn that annoying music off!!!! I can not concentrate on what you say.
There is no way to deselect a fillet? C'mon Autodesk!