Time Saving Tips for Creating Sheet Metal Parts in Inventor

Join us for this informative webinar that will provide you with 3 tips to save time when creating Sheet Metal Parts in Inventor.
1. Adaptive Sheet Metal Sides to a Solid Skeletal Part in Assembly (Bin or Hopper)
2. Using iLogic to Drive Sheet Metal Parameters (Drive Parameters of the Skeletal Part)
3. Using Shape Generator (R2) on a Bulky/Heavy Sheet Metal Part

[@markogier9366]

Thank you! Hoppers have always been a challenge, but you have made it fun!

[@danielkaitz9914]

Thanks, very useful!

[@maqsoodahmedmaqsoodahmed1033]

Yeah this technical clips are very helpful for those technician witch Need to be Learn.

[@pablodiaz1811]

Thanks, useful for my thesis.

[@sheetmetalbyzaker4938]

Very very nice bro

[@allangeorgjensen8811]

Great tutorial. Could you do one on how you great the iLogic form?

[@andykillsu]

Yes you ‘could’ make a hopper using the skeletal model like you did, but no one would actually use that technique as having true adaptive parts is a very bad practice. You can do the same thing with just a skeletal sketch part and derive feature.

[@scotthallmark1079]

that is matter of opinion, and yes people do use this method.

[@josgroot7502]

If you fix the boltholes there will be no load applied to the pivot

[@nadinbu257]

thank you! also make a rule more details will be very helpful.

[@benponticelli2160]

Tom Drawdy!

[@barciupawlowski]

cool

[@czr7j9]

the code is a bit much for me i would much rather modify a dimension