Tinkercad Tips & Tricks - Ruler Midpoint on High Five Fidget Spinner
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 เม.ย. 2017
- Chuck shows you a Tinkercad Tip or Trick for using the ruler midpoint feature. He shows you how to make spacing of objects easier with this somewhat hidden feature for creating your 3D printing design. He shows it while creating a 3D Printing Nerd High Five Fidget Spinner.
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That align tool is what I was looking for earlier
I love all the tinkercad tips they really help spend less time for makes.
thanks
Good man, that is what I was looking for. Its always good to find someone that knows how to explain something.
Love this. Would love more tips & tricks videos like this
Nicely described, and illustrated on screen. Even a dimbo like me can now use that trick - Thanks a lot Chuck
Love these Tinkercad tutorials...
Really appreciated it - thank you! The ruler can be tricky on that beta version and you just clarified it. Congrats!
Great Chuck, that's what I was looking for a long time.
Way cool...love using tinkercad to do simple cutting or making/tweaking simple shapes like putting air vents in a orange pi zero case for cooling. Great video!
Chuck, this was exactly what I was looking for... in fact, most of your videos are ones that answer my questions. Keep up the great work!!
BTW, any tips on how to measure the distance between two existing points / items in Tinkercad?
Great Tinkercad tips video, more please.
Very nice, Chuck! I've always used work-arounds to align to center, this would have made things so much easier!
This tutorial is great, looking forward to more like it
keep up the good work chuck my God Bless you
tips? so cool..Thank you Mr. Chuck
Thank you Chuck. Great video.
Thanks! Am just thinking of entering an instructables contest and there’s a bonus prize if you use tinkercad. I enjoyed your very straightforward clear approach
I never knew that existed. Thank you!!!!
Thank you!
Hello there. Those are really handy tips. Thanks.
Thanks as I was trying to center a hole on an oblong block the other day and did it manually, but would have preferred to be able to do it using the rulers. Then you can see the dims etc are equal or not....Laurie
just about everything i've created is thanks to your examples of creating on tinkercad :)
I want more videos like this
Great tip! Haven't played with the ruler before but it looks super useful. =)
Hey chuck, I think it would be awesome of you were to make a review on the Mono Price select v2 3d printer. I know how great the mono price select mini is and how popular it is, so I am left with the question if the MP select is just as big as a steal and I am sure others have the same question.
awesome
Great tutorial. This is off topic but how did you get your ruler font that size? The numbers I have are to small for me to read without squinting. Cannot figure out how to change it. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
That was it thank you I must have accidentally ctrl mouse wheeled the screen. Awesome
I didn't know that was event an option on tinkercad! Thanks!
Yeah the beta is the "new" standard...it even allows you to hide objects and stuff...it's ALOT better than the old one...still quite simple but allows for really cool yet simple designs
This is great. A question. When I find stl on thingiverse and the screw holes are too small, is it better to recreate the entire model and then fix the holes, or is there an easy way to center a larger hole on an already existing model?
thanks
Thanks for making these. I started using Tinkercad and I have no idea what I am doing.
You are a god, lol
Thanks for sharing! It seems easier to use Fusion360 to me, why do you like tinker cad so much? Thumbs up!
How do we join faces? Even with the micro-adjust (Shift arrow) I end up with my objects being 0.2-4mm apart, or 0.1-0.3 overlapping. I want them to JUST MEET. The Align tool will line everybody up on an edge, or center. I want one left and one right... is there a way to do that?
Put the workplane on the side you want to connect to, then place the second one on the workplane. Then move the workplane back to normal and center if necessary.
It would be nice if there was a tool to reproduce objects like this on angles in an automated way
Rather than rotating the workplane to see if your holes go through the bottom, when using the align tool just click on the solid object first,then the alignment dots are relative to that object rather than both objects, so you could then just click the X, Y, and Z dots and the holes would have been centered perfectly to where the solid object is.
1. Select the objects you want to align.
2. Click Align
3. Click on the object you do not want to move, now the alignment dots are relative to the object you selected and this object will not move during alignment
Yes, I’ve shown that in other videos.
Nice job! See your moving over to the wife's side of the shop :-)
LOL! What ever you say Chuck, thinking you ran out of space on your side as that is what my problem is too! See you got that new CR printer (seen it on Press Reset) and been thinking about it but have no place to put it!
how can you block your cam like that... it will disable auto screen brightness -_- ...poor MacBook...
Monnke