Using AutoDesk Inventor to create a Trinket box
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Again, this was intended for 2nd year students who were making a Trinket box in Craft&Design. It shows the steps required to make a simple 'Trinket Box' using AutoDesk Inventor. It is a basic design that can be easily adapted. Pupils worked through the slides using booklets. Their final rendered model was used in their folio.
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- 4. 1 Click on the Two Point Rectangle tool 2. Click on your screen and drag and draw a rectangle of any size You are now going to draw one side of your box. This will be the side that has the ‘Housing Joints’ cut out of it.
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- 13. We are now going to draw the sections to ‘Cut Out’ for the joints 1. Right click on this face 2. Select ‘New Sketch’
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- 16. Finish your sketch and enter the 3D modelling environment
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- 18. To take the material away . . . 1. Click the ‘Remove Material’ button 2. Change this value to 6 3. Click OK
- 19. 1. Click on the ‘+’ sign 2. Right click on ‘Sketch 2’ 3. Select ‘Share Sketch’ Before we can sketch again on the same face, we must firstly Share the Sketch
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