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Thanks! very helpful!

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Perfect!!!!!!! Can the new font be saved into Tinkercad?

Tinkercad does let you use inches

Who would/could have guessed what tip scale meant without this?

Great video. Question, I have the need for 3x2 bushings with NPT threads. Cast iron is expensive and hard to find, plus costly to ship. Is it possible to 3D print? Thanks in advance.

exactly what I needed. Thank you for the details on creating the nuts to fit.

I never thought about why the holes were smaller. Nice

Thank you so much!!! perfect video

I'm going to have to try this! Thanks!

If you go to the setting menu you can change the measurements to inches instead of mm

did you ever make the pressure chamber ?

way easier than using blender. Thanks!

Unable to get an svg file after running font squirrel. I have tried 2 fonts one being the one you used in the video and to no avail.

Great stuff

I absolutely love how the runtime for this video is 13:37😂😂😂

Finally, comic sans

Great vid up to the point that there is no .SVG in my file folder. I have Text, TTF, HTML and Cascading Style Sheet Document. Any suggestions???

What happened in 4:38? Is there a keyboard shortcut to cut a hole in the key?

Bro why tinkercad use fusion

I tried this put it was to flimsy to work any suggestions.

Great tutorial but when I came to put it into practice I discovered there's no way to control the thread height with this tool so "any thread" should be "many threads". I wonder why such a critical parameter is missing?

Thanks a million for this one - really clearly explained and helpful

Thank you so much for this! Appreciate how clear it is for beginners, once I figured the thread size out, your instructions made it easy to replicate.

I know this is an older vid but I just watched it. THANK YOU! Helped me out for sure.

Thanks for making this so simple and understandable.

I tried doing this on Cura with my Artillery SWX2 and even though I added the code, it didn’t stop to let me change filament. Any suggestions?

What you did there is convinced me to get Tinkercad. And, ya I'd like you to show us how to put a thread on a sphere. That would be my end goal but as a newbie to cad. It's going to be fun figuring it out. Great vid. Subbed.

lot's of great info here...except for one tiny, little detail. You used the wrong thread chart. NFT is for tapered pipe thread. The 0.54"/13.72mm diameter is more than double the diameter you would need for 1/4-20. A UNC chart would have given you the correct thread width of 0.25"/6.35mm. I only post this because I needed to put a 1/4-20 thread in a part. Thought it seemed kinda big when I was plugging in the numbers. But everything else in here is gold!

Good video BUT,, how would you make the same bolt/thread pattern in a longer bolt, 3" long????????????

The problem is not TinkerCad, it is your printer. If you model up an exact replica in TinkerCad, your printer will not print it that way without making adjustments to the printer and/or adjusting your Tinkercad model to compensate for your printer's deficiency in accurately printing the model.

Saved me a lot of time and stress. Cheers 🍻

If it's that easy, I should invest in a 3D printer and become a backstreet locksmith.

This is great thanks. How would I change the length though? You have created 1 inch of thread. Do you do the math to scale it or is there an easier way to make it a different length?

Grey for me. I can't click on the cutting feature next to the light bulb icon.

Thanks heaps, exactly what I needed. FontSquirrel generator is gold too!!

Do you know how to put the threads on the outside of a cylinder? I am trying to replicate my pool vacuum adapter from intex to summerwave pool? One cylinder needs the threads on the inside and one needs threads on the outside with a tube to connect both of them.

Fantastic approach! Thank you for the video!

This saved my a lot of money, even with paying other to print my things. Thread adapters are way to expensive... Thank you!

What printer did you use?

Great video will definitely try this. Did u print with supports?

Assume I am working with a cube that is 8 inches X 2.5 inches X .25 inches that will be 3D printed. How does one add support throughout the shape so the top doesn't fall in on itself? I guess the question is where does the support come from?

Trying to make a tube shape hollow, it's not working

I’m trying to make a stash jar with a screw I top. I’ve been trying everything to get it to screw together. I’ve tried every mm possible and it still won’t do it. Any advice?

Thanks!!!

Thanks a lot, you saved my day

trying to follow your mouse over the crane was impossible, not a tutorial for beginners🥵

Where's the video with the bomb... I mean 50psi PLA chamber? I'd much rather watch YOU try that!

Elegant solution to getting the pitch when handed threads per inch.

So helpful! Much appreciated! I actually didn't think that Tinkercad was so 'advanced' to even generate threads...