
Step 6: If a lump or void remains, you can remove it with the Delete Face command. Step 5: With the Sculpt command, select the surface you would like to remove. Step 4: Navigate to the Surface panel and select the Sculpt command. Then, click on the solid that will be used for creating the cut. Step 3: From the Copy Object pop-up, select Body. Step 2: From the Modify panel, navigate to Copy Object. Step 1: Edit the part you’re looking to remove the material from. We’ll be demonstrating the following steps:

This can provide immediate time-savings to your designs and prevent you from having to create 2-3 sketches to achieve the same result.

In this Autodesk Inventor tutorial, we’ll be looking at how to subtract one solid from another in an Inventor assembly by using a mating part. 27, 2019 by Manufacturing Applications Consultant, Dave Breiner
