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Working with Multiple Parts in an Assembly<br />

To create a new welded assembly component:<br />

1. On the Panel bar, click the Create Component tool.<br />

2. Important: In the Create In-Place Component dialog box, click<br />

the arrow next to Template and select Weldment.iam.<br />

3. Type Clamp_welded.iam as the new file name and then click<br />

OK to close the dialog box.<br />

The cursor changes appearance to signify that you need<br />

to identify a reference plane for placement in the assembly.<br />

4. In the Browser, click the plus (+) sign next to Origin directly<br />

under Clamp_complete.iam, and then click the XY Plane.<br />

In the graphics window, the display of the clamp_top part dims, signifying that it is no longer active and<br />

appears to be in the background. This dimming effect enables you to focus on the new part your are about to<br />

design rather than on other parts in the assembly.<br />

Creating the First Component in the Welded Assembly<br />

As in real life, a welded assembly in <strong>Autodesk</strong> Inventor software is put together from several individual parts.<br />

The first part you will design in this welded assembly is the lower shell bearing.<br />

1. On the Panel bar, click the Create Component tool.<br />

In the Create In-Place Component dialog box:<br />

2. Type Clamp_A as the New File Name.<br />

3. Select Standard.ipt as the template, and then click OK.<br />

4. In the Browser, click the plus (+) sign next to Origin<br />

directly below Clamp_welded:1, and then select the<br />

XY Plane to place the component.<br />

The new part is created and Sketch1 is now active.<br />

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