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Real jobs done with SphereHarness, one post per video: what was asked, which CAD operations ran, what was measured, and what did not work.
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Belt conveyor built part by part in Autodesk Inventor
Rails, legs, rollers, belt and motor built and assembled in Inventor from chat requests; a clash check moved the motor 46 mm.
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Desktop PC tower in Autodesk Inventor: assembly, drawing, BOM
SphereHarness builds a 15-part PC tower in Inventor, mates it, clash-checks 171 pairs, then makes the assembly drawing and an Excel BOM.
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Parametric cricket bat in Inventor: five willows, FEA and drawing
A parametric bat built in Inventor, four sizes from one parameter set, five willows, an Inventor Nastran impact and modal study, and an A3 drawing.
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Engine mount bracket resonance found and fixed in Inventor
An Inventor Nastran study puts mode 1 of an engine mount bracket at 190.5 Hz, inside the firing band; a thicker upright moves it to 297.8 Hz.
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Microsoft Copilot builds a belt conveyor in Autodesk Inventor
Copilot Studio drives Inventor on a local PC through SphereHarness: conveyor parts, a 9-component assembly at 89.3 kg, a STEP export and the set-up steps.
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Mars rover with 36 components built in Autodesk Inventor
A simplified Mars rover, 21 parts and 36 components, built in Inventor by typed requests; 0 overlaps in 630 pairs and 40.01 kg measured.
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Sheet-metal nesting in Inventor: 300 parts, 14 sheets to 11
A 15-part cabinet, a 10-station order of 300 parts in three materials, nested with SphereHarness from 14 sheets to 11 with a DXF per layout.
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STEP solids and a PDF drawing converted to Inventor parts
A history-free STEP bearing block rebuilt as features, a pillow block assembly with 71 mates, a drawing from a PDF and sheet-metal parts with flat patterns.
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Inventor and Vault by chat on a free AI model: materials, BOM, report
Open parts from Vault or a folder, set steel on four parts, export and import a BOM, write a Word report, from Teams too, on a model with no AI cost.
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Parametric bicycle in Inventor: four sizes, drawings, stress study
A 26-inch bicycle driven by three parameters becomes a Kids, Youth, Adult and XL family with A3 drawings, a Nastran study and Vault check-in.