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Introduction to Autodesk Inventor for F1 in Schools

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f) Add a 30 deg dimension <strong>to</strong> the left verticaledge and the angled l<strong>in</strong>e, labeled (3).2) Next you cut away material <strong>to</strong> create the angle.While still <strong>in</strong> the sketch environment press the Ekey <strong>to</strong> start the Extrude command.a) Def<strong>in</strong>e the profile by select<strong>in</strong>g <strong>in</strong>side thesketch of the triangle, labeled (1).b) In the m<strong>in</strong>i-<strong>to</strong>olbar change the Extents option<strong>to</strong> Through All (2).c) Change the Operation option <strong>to</strong> Cut (3).d) Change the direction <strong>to</strong> Symmetric, labeled(4).e) Click the green check mark <strong>to</strong> create theextrusion.3) Next you create a side plate on the rear w<strong>in</strong>g.Create a sketch on the side plane on the rearw<strong>in</strong>g.a) Instead of sketch<strong>in</strong>g geometry, you can offsetgeometry. Click the Sketch tab > Modify panel> Offset.Page 20

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