Introduction: AutoCad Inventor 2011: How to Make a Light Trailer Pin

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About: I am Matthew Enderle, and my instructables are based on electrical and computer sciences.

I will attempt to teach you how to make a 5" Hitch Pin in Inventor 2011 Pro. You will see my start to finish description on almost everything. I will show how to make the individual parts.
This is meant for the people who might have not used this before and want to learn, or for experienced users who want to learn more. For beginners you can apply almost anything from this into any other projects that may present.

Get AutoCad:
You will need to go to http://students.autodesk.com/ and register and download AutoCad Inventor 2011. You will need a ".edu" email in order to receive it for free with a three year license.

A little about me:
I am in my third year of high school and have been sponsored by Kondex, Manitowoc, Michels, and TSB Bank in Wisconsin, US. I work in AutoCad and Solid works most of the time. I love to work with electronics and computers. A really cool fact is that I live on an Elk Ranch in Theresa, Wisconsin. You can go to the Elk ranch's website that I made a couple years ago at crer.co.nr


Let's continue on to out next step.

Step 1:


1. You may work better playing some of your favorite tunes or genre on your pc, ipod, or any other sound device.
2. If you don't get something reread it 2 more times. If you are still confused, then you can message or get a good rest, even a 2 hour nap works!
3. To navigate to a new dimension box or any other box hit [TAB] to go to the next and [SHIFT]+[TAB] to go back one.

Step 2:

README!
If you can not read the text on the video, please click on the title that appears when you hover over the video. Doing so will take you to a safe external website that will allow you to click on the "HD" button and then you can read it.

AutoCad Inventor 2011: How to make a Light Trailer Pin from Matthew Enderle

I will attempt to teach you how to make a 5" Hitch Pin in Inventor 2011 Pro. You will see my start to finish description on almost everything. I will show how to make the individual parts.
This is meant for the people who might have not used this before and want to learn, or for experienced users who want to learn more. For beginners you can apply almost anything from this into any other projects that may present.

ETA:
10 Minutes