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I love seeing what you come upo with it is so cool and good to know that I can do more with tinkercad than I thought.

Damn dude, you did again. You mentioned in an earlier post in answer to a question from someone that you were thinking about starting a membership for $1.99 so people could have access to the STL of your models. I would gladly pay that for this model alone. I have some experience with Tinkercad and could try to do this on my own, but not sure I have the expertise to pull it off at this point. I will say watching your channel is giving me a lot more confidence to try some more difficult models than I'm use too doing though. I really need to start experimenting with more difficult things and just go for it.

I made it! It's printing now! I changed it up a bit. I'm excited to see how it comes out.

Fellow Wisconsinite here, it's certainly been cold. Thank you for all your videos, your help with TinkerCAD has been invaluable.

This is so awesome. You're so inspiring. Thank you for this video.

Great. Do you have beginner videos

Thanks for watching everyone! 🎉

Excellent design tutorial. I can't wait to make one of these. I may make them as individual can holders that clip together so I can add or remove the holders if I have just a few cans or made a Costco trip 😊

Another excellent video. I really enjoy watching your videos and the way you present them. Fabulous job dude. I hope your channel continues to grow.

I've been doing photo shop with a mix of a .stl converter to get some really complicated shapes and then importing that into tinkercad

You’re getting better and better at this.

That is amazing work!! Would it be possible to get the file to print our own?

I am really a beginner. But couldn't you inport the picture on one of those reference programs and trace it?

Great video. Wish Tinkercad had a bevel/filet tool. Thanks

Good info

Impressive....most impressive. - Darth Vader

Either do it half way. Group it. Duplicate it and then mirror. Then align. Or. Do it every two degrees. Duplicate. Then rotate by one degree.

You could follow the process demonstrated initially in the video, but before you try to group - select everything and shrink down much smaller. Then group. I just tried it and it grouped in under a minute. Hope this helps…😊

Great Video!!! Can we get a full length tutorial on the head?

I was thinking I had learnt enough in tinkercad to move on to fusion 360, I used to use an old version of Maya for modelling, now seeing this absolutely nuts piece I think I will stay with tinkercad

Dude, I am loving your channel. You work kind of like I do. If something doesn't work you don't get frustrated. You just come at it from a different angle until it comes together. And that my friend is how you become better and better. I'm definitely not as proficient as you, but watching channels like yours is getting me there slowly, but surely. Keep up the great work.

Okay I'm going to try this later but with a different method here's a couple suggestions first you don't want to take a positive and rotate it because that's going to create a zigzag around your perimeter what you need to do is take that original positive create a negative and you rotate the negative and then you use a negative to cut a solid this way you're basically increasing the poly count but in the correct direction Second no that's never going to work You're duplicating 720 objects and then merging them Plus whatever complication is built into the sketch tool yeah I think your cat's not going to handle that it's going to puke it's freaking guts out how about we just try doubling tinkercad's existing resolution of 64 polys and try to go to 90 why did I pick 90 because it divides by 4 360 / 90 is 4 which means we need a 4° rotation or you can go 120 with a 3° rotation that will give us almost double the current resolution so let's try that First you make your shape just one half make it 10 mm tall then you cover it up with a block also 10 mm tall and you cut your shape from the block you then stand the block up and you rotate it 3° if there isn't an overlap just make your block taller before you're rotate it until there's an overlap it's okay if the parts overlap now to figure out how many tinkercad will chew on before it pukes its guts up So let's start with 10 3° rotation 10 duplications see if it lets you group that Don't forget to check for glitching if there is no glitching try 20 if there is no glitching try 30 but do remember to keep the number evenly divisible into 120 you'll figure out why in a moment won't you get close to the maximum step back a little bit export the file this is what I call simplification it doesn't matter if you group 10 and then rotate that 10 you're still grouping 360 rotations because you're doing a 1° rotation so that's 720 parts you're trying to combine take your cat is going to vomit all over you every time you try that Now reimport the part you just exported now rotate that part the number of times necessary to get a 360 use a master ring to allow you to get a proper rotation Group it export it re import it Now put that inside of a box and cut it export it bring it into your slicer separate connected parts delete all the garbage until you have just the cutout that you made using your tool now re-import that into tinkercad there you go now you should have a 120 poly count perimeter or almost double the current limit of 64 I'm actually going to go try that right now this might be a way of making some pretty smooth nose cones for 4-in larger rockets

Could have duplicated the head of the hammer into a hole and grouped it to the rock so it could have been printed in 2 pieces. Then either glued the hammer into the rock or keep it as 2 pieces. But awesome tutorial. Do you share these STLs?

BTW Nice technique to make a shape curved.

The handle is too long. Thor's hammer has a shorter handle.

Thanks for watching!🎉 Hit the like button if you want to see more projects like this one! Yay!

U dont need to group just export slicer will fix it

Jeśli długo grupuje, to podczas tego procesu zamknij projekt klikając w logo Tinkercad. Za chwilę otworzysz projekt i będzie po kilku sekundach zgrupowany.

Shrink it..group it and then size it but you would only be able to do 1 per session..you would have to open a new design for each one since they have a lot going on

Wow! Really good job!

Great job again!

I think your internet is the issue. I group tons of things together all the time and the longest I've ever had to wait was about 5 minutes.

You need to use the magnet tool. You can select an object, click on the magnet tool next to the mirror tool and then the object will have a greenish workplane around it. you can click and drag by the dot that appears and drag it over other objects and it will pace the object perpendicular to that face. Easier way of aligning an object to a face.

This is one of the most wholesome video i have watched in a long time. not only what you are making but, the way you narrate the video. That placed a smile on my face several times, thanks for that. i will be watching more of these in the future!

This is awesome! You should do a paint video on this!

can you make those into things like Salt and pepper shakers?

really cool

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Thanks for watching everyone!🎉 My aquarium was really loud in the background so I took this video down and did my best to fix it. 😅

Excellent video. The curves you are making are often referred to as bezier curves (named after French engineer Pierre Bézier) and the "orange bars" used to control them are often referred to as the "bezier curve control points" in most software that I've used.

Alright, dang. That's pretty impressive, and some really good tips.

Off topic do u have a list of tinkercad shortcuts on keyboard

The orange "Adjusti-bars" are called handles in most other graphic design programs.

why not use the svg rotate tool?

You could just export the svg then import it and use the revolve tool. Much easier

You were correct to do half and mirror and group so that you have symmetry. Rotate and duplicate about 10 times, export, delete, import and rotate and duplicate more. Lots of triangles and vertices makes a 'big' file. My test file was 30Mb and I cannot import it to a new project now because it is too big. However, some slicers/microsoft3D app may be able to rebuild the image and simply it. P.S. Internet speed has nothing to do with it, it is the program running online and servers that dedicate processing power to grouping

Could drop a drip of clear UV resin ito the eyes. That would make them pop even more. Outstanding modeling and painting.

I think you need to group like 5 duplicates. Export then import again. Then repeat

"im not printing it again" haha it be like that sometimes

You could create a quarter of the piece, group it and make one print, giving you a half, group that and then copy a half or mirror image the half.