Jeff Wymer

Wymer shows you how to modify existing drawing file standards or create new ones to meet the requirements of your client or comply with your employer.

In this column, Wymer covers how to define a parts list, customize its output, and balloon your assembly components.

No need to meticulously draw orthographic projects or cross-sections of your design. Wymer shows you how to extract them directly from your 3D model.

Learn how to set up model tolerances, update your model to specific tolerances, and document these tolerances at the drawing level.

Wymer explains why applying the right constraint is critical to the preservation of freedom in assemblies.

Wymer tells you why you should explode an assembly to make it presentable.

Using the Engineer's Notebook in Inventor's Knowledge Vault lets you quickly capture design intent, decisions, and history.

Wymer highlights the Knowledge Vault's iMates, which you can use to virtually automate standard-component assemblies within Autodesk Inventor.

Wymer highlights the Knowledge Vault's iMates, which you can use to virtually automate standard-component assemblies within Autodesk Inventor.

Wymer delves into iParts to show you how to use it to build a library of parts.