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Create sub assembly from parts in main assembly?

Create sub assembly from parts in main assembly?

Create sub assembly from parts in main assembly?

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Hi all,

I've got a assembly with quite a few parts in it, and I want to combine some of the parts into a new sub-assembly.  I can do this on SolidWorks, but not too sure how to do it on Inventor. Any help would be great.

I'm using Inventor 2012.

thanks

IWF.
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RE: Create sub assembly from parts in main assembly?

Ctrl select the components.
Right click and select Component>Demote and follow the on-screen Prompts.

RE: Create sub assembly from parts in main assembly?

if you select the parts you wish to Demote followed by Tab, Inventor will open the an assembly window.

btw i made a recent switch from SW to Inventor ( for work reasons, and altough at first i was not convinced, i have come to really appreciate Inventor.

Good luck

-c

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