Mastering the New Properties Panel for Flanges in Inventor 2025

November 1, 2024 Jennifer MacMillan

Flanges, like Sheet Metal cuts and faces, have now been transitioned to the Properties panel interface with the Autodesk Inventor 2025 release. As an Instructional Designer and Instructor, I have to say I really like it and find it very intuitive; however, it likely will take some getting use to. I created the following video to help you out!

Please take the time to give it a watch and if you are a brand new user you may want to consider purchasing our Autodesk Inventor Sheet Metal Fundamentals learning guide to learn even more.

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Manager – Learning Content Development<br><br>Trained in Instructional Design, Jennifer uses her skills to develop instructor-led and web-based training products as well as knowledge profiling tools. Jennifer has achieved the Autodesk Certified Professional certification for Inventor and is also recognized as an Autodesk Certified Instructor (ACI). She enjoys teaching the training courses that she authors and is also very skilled in providing technical support to end-users. Jennifer holds a Bachelor of Engineering Degree as well as a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Dalhousie University.
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