This slide show is based on the premise that pupils have already created the parts for their trinket box (sides, base and lid). It goes through the steps to fully constrain it all together.
The exercise allowed pupils to easily see what they were about to make in 'Craft and Design' (E.g. the types of joint and how it fitted together.
All the exercises in this series were aimed 2nd yr (13/14year olds).
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Using AutoDesk Inventor to assemble a Trinket box
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2. We are now going to look at joining our Trinket Box together by using an Assembly Drawing. Select the ‘Standard iam’ template Make sure the metric tab is selected Select OK
3. We are now in assembly mode. Everything is just about the same… This toolbar is called the ‘Assembly Panel’ and has some different functions on it
5. Click on the screen to DROP the component. Click and Drop again to place another. Then press ESCAPE so you don’t end up with three
6. Place two Short Sides Change the colours to 4 different colours This will make it easier later on
7. Select the Constraint tool. In total we will place NINE constraints on the parts. Now we are going to start adding the ‘glue’ to join all of our components together…
8. 1. This button here is pressed in and it wants you to select the first face to ‘mate’…. 2. Click on this face here
9. 1. Now it is asking you to select the second face… 2. The second face is tucked behind here
11. Select Isometric View, it now looks something like this… Lets select the next two faces to join together Click apply to finish the constraint
12. Now lets apply the second constraint 2. This is the first face to select 1. Select the Flush command 3. This is the second face to select Apply the constraint
13. Almost there. We’ve just got to make sure that the Biscuit Joints are lining up 2. This is the first face to select This is the second face to select
14. These two sides are now fully constrained and can’t be moved.