Autodesk Inventor 2015 I am designing two parts that are supposed

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Anonymous 2017-04-26 12:35:06 Post No. [Report]

Autodesk Inventor 2015

I am designing two parts that are supposed to fit together. 2 halves of a cylinder. I've already done extensive design work on one side, the more complicated side. Is there a simple way to just subtract this part from another semi cylinder i make so that all the parts where they touch fit perfectly? And if so would this tool be sensitive to history so i can make adjustments and all that?

Anonymous 2017-04-26 01:13:29 Post No.562113
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Anonymous 2017-04-26 02:05:27 Post No.562121
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Anonymous 2017-04-26 02:05:27 Post No.562121 [Report]

>>562113
inventor is all booleans. I have two separate parts, I'm working on it right now, together they're supposed to make an open cylinder. There's a detail along the rim of one side that needs to be complimented on the other. Can I use a subtractive boolean to do this all for me? If so in what view do i do this in?
I'm in the assembly mode, editing the incomplete part to match the completed one, while it is visible on the screen.

Autodesk Inventor 2015 I am designing two parts that are supposed

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