Pipe Vise Assembly Design | Autodesk Inventor 2024 Complete Tutorial

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In this tutorial, we will design a complete Pipe Vise Assembly using Autodesk Inventor 2024. This video provides a step-by-step walkthrough of modelling individual components and assembling them into a fully functional mechanical assembly using Inventor’s powerful assembly tools.

This tutorial is ideal for students, beginners, and mechanical design professionals who want to understand real-world assembly workflows in Autodesk Inventor.

🔧 What You’ll Learn in This Tutorial

✔ Step-by-step creation of 10 individual parts and 1 complete assembly
✔ Using Assembly Constraints such as Mate/Flush, Insert Mate, Axis Mate, and Angle Mate
✔ Applying Limit Constraints to control realistic motion between components
✔ Understanding the Bottom-Up Assembly Design Approach
✔ How part modifications automatically update inside the assembly

🧩 Parts Included in This Assembly

Fixed Jaw

Movable Jaw

Mounting Shaft

Mounting Pin

Spindle Screw

Connecting Wedge

7.3 mm Pin

Turning Shaft

Knob

Main Assembly

🛠️ Topics Covered in This Video

✔ Creating 2D sketches on XY, YZ, and XZ planes
✔ Using 3D sketching, 3D lines, and 3D splines
✔ Solid modelling using:

Extrude & Extrude Cut

Revolve & Revolve Cut

Hole Tool

Fillet

Thread Tool

Coil Tool

Pattern & Mirror Features

Chamfer

✔ Placing components using the Place Component command
✔ Applying Mate, Insert, Angle, and Limit constraints

📥 Download the Completed Model

You can download the complete Pipe Vise Assembly model using the link below:
👉https://bit.ly/3MRIqzv

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