Category: Inventor

Autodesk released Inventor 2018.1 (or R1 if you prefer) last week and it’s got some great...

Inventor Part Modeling 2018 got a whole bunch of loving, building on Inventor’s breadth of modeling capabilities. Mike is back with a tour around what’s new.

Inventor 2018 is here, bigger and better than ever. Mike dives in to take a look at what’s new and exciting

Mike has seen Autodesk replace one mechanical 3D modeler with another. If Inventor’s Death is upon us he’s hoping it goes much smoother for Autodesk this time. Read more for a history lesson and what could create a slam-dunk move for Autodesk.

Inventor 2017 R3, the latest subscription-only update, is here and Mike shows us what’s new.

Mike’s got a quick Inventor Sheetmetal tip utilizing the Corner Seams where is uses it to “prep” two edges to apply a bend

The first subscription-only update for Inventor 2017 has been released. Mike is here to take a look at Inventor 2017 R2 and the top feature enhancements.

Earlier this week 3Dconnexion announced the immediate availability of their new top of the line 3D...

Mike is back taking a look at what’s changed with interoperability in Inventor 2017

Chris Benner joins us to share his insight on what’s new and exciting in Inventor 2017 Tube & Pipe

Inventor 2017 includes Design Enhancements so that you can design faster. This is no more apparent than in the 3D sketch environment, that has finally seen some loving.

There are so many updates in Inventor 2017 to parts, assemblies, and drawings… here are a few of my favorites