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Engagement Engineer, Manufacturing<br><br>Mark has implemented the Autodesk manufacturing products with several industries including the blow/injection molding, automotive, and custom machinery markets. Autodesk Inventor has been a profound augmentation in his abilities allowing him to bring 3D digital prototyping to the forefront of the industries with which he has interacted. He has extensive experience and a comprehensive understanding of the technical, practical business, and human dimensions of implementation. He is an effective and skillful communicator, consulting with his clients to help achieve their business objectives. Mark is an ATC certified instructor and he helps his customers maximize their project’s effectiveness through training, support, and implementation.
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Fusion makes thread creation simple. Either it be a cilendrical extrusion or a hole, all you have to do is make sure that MODELED is selected.
In an Inventor assembly you want to be able to select a component and open the sub-assembly it's in. Or find this sub-assembly in the Model browser.
