One to One Training

[Anonymous]

Hi

I'm looking for someone with a good knowledge of Inventor to help me with sheet metal and bending/folding and other general issues as and when they crop up.

I'm just starting with Inventor so little snags I could do with someone that just knows and can quickly point me in the right direction.

We could use something like team viewer for say 15/30mins session.

Anyone interested in being a mentor?

Thanks

Tim

tim (at) btar . co . uk

[ampster40]

Tim, one suggestion I have that won't cost dollars (or your local monetary value) that more than likely someone will ask you for...simply come back here and post questions now and then. If you were local, I would offer one on one in person more than likely free except for the cost of a beer. But we're on opposites of the pond. Good luck!

[Anonymous]

Thanks Ampster, being new its quite hard to descibe what I mean when posting messages I think a quick teamview session might be more helpful

Hopefully someone else might be able to help!

Thanks

[Neil_Cross]

I have a load of tips and tutorials on my YouTube channel which have helped many people get started, click the image in my sig.

I have a sheet metal playlist as well, it's only got a couple of vids in that one but there's a getting started guide there that I did.

[Anonymous]

Thanks Neil, just watched the getting started with sheet metal video. Brilliant that answered a few questions!

I will now have a scout through at the other videos.

My next bit i'm stuck with is putting folded parts together in an assembly.

I will see what I can find.

Thanks again!

[Neil_Cross]

Glad it was helpful 

At the moment there are very few videos there which cover the fundamentals of assembly and part design, I started out wanting to do a tips & tricks channel but when you get to the point whereby you're trying to invent them because there's just not that many fascinating tips, the channel then became more tutorial orientated.  So I'm now beginning to cover more basic beginner stuff.

[Anonymous]

Thanks Neil,

I take it you do training courses at work?

Do you think it would be possible to have a phone call with you?

tim (at) btar . co . uk


Tim