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To Learn Inventor
As kickoff grows close, and persons desire to model things in Inventor, new users will invariably be attempting to teach themselves. I have always found the book that accompanies the kit and the incorperated tutorials incomplete and lacking. However, after taking a course in Inventor at university, I highly recommend 'Mastering Autodesk Inventor' by Chin-Sheng Chen and Hui Zhang (isbn no. 1590221028). I'm not affiliated in any way with those trying to sell the book, just thought it was a nifty resource for people to have, and at $30, it's not too bad for price, either.
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