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Operation drawings. How can I do?

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Message 1 of 13
iErdogan
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Operation drawings. How can I do?

Firstly, I'm sorry for for my English,

 

I want to draw operation drawings, I think, ı must do this like that;

I must draw one ipt, and later I must draw drawings from this ipt, and idw's

1.drawing (operation); rectangular prism,

2.drawing (operation); rectangular prism and rectangular cutting,

3.drawing (operation); rectangular prism, rectangular cutting and hole,

4.drawing (operation); rectangular prism, rectangular cutting, hole and hexagon cutting,

when I change dimensions of rectangular prism, all four operation drawings must change,

so

I can't change location of end of part in idw's browser, but I can change location of end of part in ipt's browser,

I want to change location of end of part in idw's browser, can I do this? or alternative solution...

Thanks for all,

I don't want to make, four ipt for each operations...

Please help, Thanks for all...

I added a picture...

 

 


.:Erdogan I:.
Autodesk inventor 2018,Windows 10 x64,500 ssd harddisk,Intel core i7 Cpu @3.2 GHz,
16 GB Ram, nVidia Quadro 2000 D Graphics (still) Card
Paylaşmak Güzeldir.(in Turkish), Sharing is beautiful.(in English)
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Message 2 of 13
SBix26
in reply to: iErdogan

One approach that might work for you:

 

1. ipt with only rectangular prism

2. derive 1, add rectangular pocket

3. derive 2, add hole

4. derive 3, add hexagonal pocket

 

See files (2012 version) attached (end-of-part is rolled up on each files).

Message 3 of 13
iErdogan
in reply to: SBix26

 


@sbixler wrote:

One approach that might work for you:

 

1. ipt with only rectangular prism

2. derive 1, add rectangular pocket

3. derive 2, add hole

4. derive 3, add hexagonal pocket

 

See files (2012 version) attached (end-of-part is rolled up on each files).


I can't understand fully but I'll try,

 I saw file...it seems supressed, I update part doesn't seem, I'll try

 

Thanks a lot


.:Erdogan I:.
Autodesk inventor 2018,Windows 10 x64,500 ssd harddisk,Intel core i7 Cpu @3.2 GHz,
16 GB Ram, nVidia Quadro 2000 D Graphics (still) Card
Paylaşmak Güzeldir.(in Turkish), Sharing is beautiful.(in English)
Message 4 of 13
MariaManuela
in reply to: iErdogan

Or

 

You can use the iPart tool to suppress the features. its only another method. But again with 3 files.

 

iPart.png

 

 

iPart_in_drawing.png

 

Asidek Consultant Specialist
www.asidek.es
Message 5 of 13
iErdogan
in reply to: SBix26


Hi sbixler,

I tried, OK! Thanks For help.

God Bless You, (if you Blieve)

I blieve.....


 


.:Erdogan I:.
Autodesk inventor 2018,Windows 10 x64,500 ssd harddisk,Intel core i7 Cpu @3.2 GHz,
16 GB Ram, nVidia Quadro 2000 D Graphics (still) Card
Paylaşmak Güzeldir.(in Turkish), Sharing is beautiful.(in English)
Message 6 of 13
iErdogan
in reply to: MariaManuela

Hi MariaManuela

Thanks for alll...

thanks

thanks

 


.:Erdogan I:.
Autodesk inventor 2018,Windows 10 x64,500 ssd harddisk,Intel core i7 Cpu @3.2 GHz,
16 GB Ram, nVidia Quadro 2000 D Graphics (still) Card
Paylaşmak Güzeldir.(in Turkish), Sharing is beautiful.(in English)
Message 7 of 13
SBix26
in reply to: iErdogan

I'm glad that it works for you (and thank you for the blessing!).

 

Here is another way to do it using multi-body solids.  This way all editing is done in one file.  End-of-Part is rolled up to minimize file size.

Message 8 of 13
JDMather
in reply to: SBix26

Another option might be Engineer's Notebook (that is what I use) to document the stages of manufacture or steps of designing - but that doesn't give you drawings.


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Message 9 of 13
iErdogan
in reply to: iErdogan

thanks for interest of JDMather,

 

sbixler's first solution(derive) is enough for me. When I changed first operation it effects next operations, this is good, I was looking for this solution,

 

MariaManuela's ipart is excellent, I can do same, to but its little complex, diffucult, when I make a complex part it will be more more difficult,

 

"derive" is quite simple, and I can take drawings easily.

 

sbixler's last solution::

"Here is another way to do it using multi-body solids."

 that doesn't give me drawings.

 

Thanks for All...

You are Excellent


.:Erdogan I:.
Autodesk inventor 2018,Windows 10 x64,500 ssd harddisk,Intel core i7 Cpu @3.2 GHz,
16 GB Ram, nVidia Quadro 2000 D Graphics (still) Card
Paylaşmak Güzeldir.(in Turkish), Sharing is beautiful.(in English)
Message 10 of 13
MariaManuela
in reply to: iErdogan

Hi iErdogan,

Thanks for the feedback!

Greetings from Portugal 😉

 

Asidek Consultant Specialist
www.asidek.es
Message 11 of 13
SBix26
in reply to: iErdogan

>>

sbixler's last solution::

"Here is another way to do it using multi-body solids."

 that doesn't give me drawings.

 

Sorry, I didn't give you the whole workflow-- each solid in the layout gets derived into its own individual part (the Manage > Layout > Make Part or Make Components tools make this a little easier), from which you make the drawing.  The multibody approach doesn't reduce the number of files, but it makes it much easier to edit.  All the editing is done in one file (the layout file) and the individual part files are derived from it.  That would be my method of choice, at least until someone comes up with one I like better.

Message 12 of 13
iErdogan
in reply to: SBix26


@sbixler wrote:

>>

sbixler's last solution::

"Here is another way to do it using multi-body solids."

 that doesn't give me drawings.

 

Sorry, I didn't give you the whole workflow-- each solid in the layout gets derived into its own individual part (the Manage > Layout > Make Part or Make Components tools make this a little easier), from which you make the drawing.  The multibody approach doesn't reduce the number of files, but it makes it much easier to edit.  All the editing is done in one file (the layout file) and the individual part files are derived from it.  That would be my method of choice, at least until someone comes up with one I like better.


Thanks for your comments, I'll try all..


.:Erdogan I:.
Autodesk inventor 2018,Windows 10 x64,500 ssd harddisk,Intel core i7 Cpu @3.2 GHz,
16 GB Ram, nVidia Quadro 2000 D Graphics (still) Card
Paylaşmak Güzeldir.(in Turkish), Sharing is beautiful.(in English)
Message 13 of 13
serdar13
in reply to: iErdogan

merhaba erdogan

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