Discover the Unexpected Limitations of Tinkercad for 3D Printing!

In this video today, I'm going to be comparing them and tell you which one I think is the best. The first one was Tinkercad, the second one was Sketchup, and the third one was Fusion 360. So definitely a Ton of pros for Tinkercad, but the thing that I learned as soon as I started to try to make my first Somewhat real 3D printing project for like the actual business side of what I was doing I quickly learned that there are a lot of creative limitations inside of this program Just meaning you can't be as exact as I would like to be And you basically have to use shapes that are pre-made to model anything that you're making inside of Tinkercad. So, you know, it's amazing for starting out for wrapping your head around 3D modeling But when it comes to creating like functional things that I wanted to be in the real world There was a lot of creative limitations that I had So I just wasn't able to continue on with this journey And so it really wasn't for me and what I was doing So I would say this program is great for anyone who wants to learn or just wants to do something quick and dirty even as someone who owns Illustrator and Photoshop which are two like very powerful graphic design tools I still every once in a while rip out like MS Paint and just quickly jot something down either to explain an idea or show A client something so it could be one of those tools where it's like, you know I'm on a friend's computer and I just need to like get this idea out quickly Maybe I'll open up Tinkercad and do it that way.
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