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You could use this tool, but it wouldn't be the best. Instead, I would download a STL of the screw you're looking to use from mcmaster carr, then import that model into tinkercad and use it to cut the threads

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Thanks for the view! If you have a hole in the center of the box, you would need to ungroup the shapes to see the dimensions of the hole (or double click on the grouped shapes to temporarily ungroup them)

Sorry that this happens so quickly, but it is shown in the video at 0:47, I click on the static button in the top right corner of the shapes window as I say "static" in the video

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With the multiple heads, you can do multiple colors as it is now. You could also attach a filament changer like a Pallet to add this feature too.

@@MrErdreich Ohh nice

You can enable the trace feature by click on the shape and checking the trace box. You can also drag a trace connector to attach the trace to a specific spot instead.

@@MrErdreich thank you

It sounds like one of your operators is reversed, instead of > you have <, or something similar.

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Indeed, like a voronoi pattern. In these cases, you would need a multi extruder or filament changing system rather than a change at layer height like this project.

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There isn't a setting to do this in this shape using tinkercad, so you would have to adjust it manually. 11 mm in height would be 0.43 inches. So with 24 TPI, you would have 12 threads per 0.5 inch. As you need this to be just under at 0.43, it sounds like you'll have approximately 11 full threads and one half thread. It may take some prototyping to get the fit just right so it locks in place correctly, but you should be able to adjust the height and number of revolutions within that height to match closely.

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Thanks for choosing to learn with me! Reach out with any questions, and I hope you enjoy it!

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Great question! I don't have a video specific to this, but you should be able to create an extrusion with your text, then select remove and have it cut into the material rather than add material on top. Does that make sense? Something like what's shown in this video: th-cam.com/video/Yc8Yy1Vdjbc/w-d-xo.html

Thanks for reaching out! I do not have a step by step guide for this project series, but that is something I would be happy to create through my tutoring program. If you would like, feel free to reach out via www.mrerdreich.com/tutoring

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All of my P5.js tutorials are using openprocessing.org

after clicking a second time (first to start drawing the circle at a midpoint, second to place the circle), the dimension box should appear. You then should be able to just start typing a number in using your keyboard, you don't need to click again to start to type. This would start drawing another circle.

Thanks for watching, and thanks for the feedback! Some users find I move slow at times, and some find I go to quickly, and this of course is natural when I have such a wide range of users watching my content. Personally, I recommend using TH-cam's playback speed tools to adjust the video for your own pace and needs. But thank you again!

@@MrErdreich for sure you do you it is far more advanced then I am.

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@@MrErdreich and your book looks pretty exciting too

Thanks, I’m really proud of it! It will be released at the end of this month, stay tuned!

great suggestion!

Good question! The concept is the same, but you would need to match your thread pattern to that of a garden hose. This shape doesn't make that too easy to do unforuntately. What I would suggest is to download a STL model of a garden hose fitting, you can find them on thingiverse or mcmaster carr, then import this model into Tinkercad and use that do create your shapes.

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Of course, thanks for the view!

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Less than you would think when reoriented actually, and I have a tutorial video coming out for this soon, stay tuned and don't forget to subscribe!

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Os objetos copiados copiarão todo o corpo. Se quiser ter peças separadas, você precisa garantir que escolheu "novo" ao fazer extrusões em vez de "adicionar"

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Not like this. Copying using the transform tool will always make dependencies. You should make separate objects within the sketch to have independent parts.

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The easiest way would be to make a sketch, draw a shape (rectangle), and extrude to remove the material you don't want at the top of the screw. You can also adjust do a manual sweep rather than a helix to have more control, but that's a bit more complex

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Glad you enjoyed it!