Autodesk Inventor 101: Assembly Joints
Trevor English • 12 February 2019
If you spend any time inside of Autodesk Inventor, you’ll eventually find yourself working with assembly joints. Assemblies are crucial final steps in the design process and they necessitate that you understand how all different joints function together. From Slider joints to ball joints, mastering different joint techniques within Inventor will only serve to speed up your assembly process. Take a look a the videos below, organized by joint types, and get a good idea of what each different joint is used for and how to implement them.
Slider Joints
Cylindrical Joints
Ball Joints
Rigid Joints
Planar Joints
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