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Generating an Elbow on a metal part drawing
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I would like to ask , how to create the elbow part of a metal type ( actually a J-shape Bolt Threaded material) .
I had finished the straight part by simply revolving my required profile. then i was to draw the elbow part but "sweep" doesnt work out
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Inventor version? Post the file here.
In what way does Sweep not work out? Have you tried using the Bend Part tool?
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If all you want is a "j bolt" you need 2 sketches.. 1 is just a "J" shaped single line sketch.. Then the other sketch is just a circle starting on a plane perpendicular to the first sketch start or end point. Then sweep and voila a "J"
see attached (done with INV 2012)
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2012 Product Design Suite Ultimate
Windows 7 64 bit
90G OCZ SATA 3 SSD (My SSD is faster than your HDD)
Core I7 920 processor, ATI HD6970 graphics card, 12G Corsair RAM

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Is this what you want?
I'm not sure how you'll get the nut past the bend?!
Re: Generating an Elbow on a metal part drawing
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A Google search on "J Bolts" shows the thread on the straight part only - so no, that isn't what the OP is after.
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Autodesk Inventor Professional 2012
Windows 7 Professional, 64-bit (Service Pack 1)
Intel(R) Core(TM i7-2600 CPU, Quadro 2000 graphics card, 8G RAM

