Introduction to Autodesk Inventor for F1 in Schools

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10) Next you mirror the body to create the other halfof the car. Start the Mirror command on the 3DModel tab > Pattern panel.a) In the Mirror dialog box, select the Mirror asolid option.b) Next you select the plane to mirror the bodyabout, move the cursor over the front verticalplane and let the cursor stay still for twoseconds and the Select Other toolbar appears,click the drop down arrow and click thesecond face option (the bottom plane).c) After the preview of the mirror appears, clickOK to create the feature.11) Save the file.Exercise 1: Section 3 – CO2 Cartridge and WingsContinue working on the same file or if you werenot able to complete the previous section, open thefile Ex1 Sec3 F1 Car Body.ipt.1) Next you create the feature that will contain theCO2 cartridge. Start by creating a new sketch byclicking on the front-side planar face and clickPage 12
Create Sketch on the mini-toolbar.2) Sketch the profile that defines the shape that willbe extruded, right-click on a blank area in thegraphics window and click Create Line on themarking menu.a) Place the first point of the line on the left sidesketch and then click a point above to createa perpendicular line, no dimension will becreated at this point (the length of the line isnot important as it will be defined later).b) While still in the line command, click on thetop endpoint of the line and a small graycircle will appear. Click on the small circle, andwith the left mouse button pressed down,move the cursor up and to the right until it istouches the horizontal centerline line andclick.c) Complete the profile by clicking a point on thetop horizontal edge so the line is tangent tothe arc and perpendicular to the top edge ofthe sketch.d) Finish the line command by right-clicking andclick OK in the marking menu.3) The sketch should require three dimensions orconstraints to be fully constrained. First youcenter the profile by applying a Vertical sketchconstraint, click the Sketch tab > Constrain panelPage 13
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