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    1. Click New on the Application Menu.
    2. Click the Metric tab, and then select ISO.idw.
    3. Click OK.

      Autodesk Inventor opens an empty A3 drawing sheet with a generic border and title block. In the remaining steps, you place four views like the views you saw on Sheet:1 of the already open drawing.

    4. On the ribbon, click Place Views tabCreate panel Base.
    5. To specify a model, in the Drawing View dialog box, click Open an existing file.
    6. Select hinge.ipt, and click Open.
    7. Click a location on your sheet for your front view. Leave space between the view boundaries and the drawing border to allow for additional view and dimension placement.
      NoteBefore you place the base view, you can use options on the Drawing View dialog box to specify the base view properties. For this tutorial, you accept the system default values.

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    • mypiccasoWed Sep 21, 2011 3:51 pmfiles ' hinge.ipt' cannot be found in my system what can I do?
    • ted.saufleyWed Sep 21, 2011 5:12 pmHello mypicasso,

      I assume you downloaded the tutorial datasets and unzipped them as explained at the beginning of this tutorial? The hinge.ipt part should appear in the Cylinder Clamp folder. Regardless, I will send this part file to you at your email address above. Please let us know if you received it and also if any other tutorial datasets are missing.

      Best regards and thanks for using Autodesk Inventor and the Wiki.

      Ted Saufley
      MFG Learning Experience Team
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