Tinkercad Tutorial Part 2 - (Shape Manipulation and Scaling)
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- Second part of a series of videos comprehensively covering Tinkercad and associated tips and tricks to help your design experience. This video focuses on shape manipulation and the scaling of shapes.
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Just the most thorough series of tutorials I've seen in a long time. He
takes you literally step by step to learn not just how to use Tinkercad,
but also some of the concepts of 3D printing that you need to know to
start designing in a calm, patient tone. Seems like he'd be an amazing
teacher. A million stars.
Thank you for your tutorials!
Thank you for taking time on your holiday to make this video. This series is incredibly helpful!
very helpful for understanding the features of TinkerCad
Great video and great explanations!!! Thanks for sharing with us!!!
thank you for the video,good job!
Excellent info and presentation thank you. Ive subbed and will be following all the course here and then have a look around the rest. Thanks again
Fantastic job teaching!!!
Awesome! This is going to be very helpful to me since I have no CAD experience and I want to learn hoh to make my own designs for to print out on my 3D printer. Thank you so much for this introduction to Tinkercad!
Wow! The Ender - 3 S1 arrives on Tuesday and I was dreading trying to make anything at all. This Tutorial series is EXACTLY what I need. Many thanks. You've saved me a lot of "heartache".
Make sure to check out the updated tutorials on the channel as well 🙌 Glad to have been helpful!
Thanx for sharing your knowdlege....
I can't thank you enough 👍
Awesome stuff....even for us "older" folks just starting out with 3d printing and Tinkercad....and I sure did...👍👍
Thanks man. This is great fun
Thank you! I am new to this 3d modeling with no previous skills of any kind. This is exactly what I need I have been frustrated until I found your videos.
Glad to be helpful 🙌
Thanks a lot for this great tutorial !.
You are a great teacher because is very esasy to understand every single step you are going through.
Greetings, John from Santiago de Chile. South America. Tks.
Thank you for the great lesson
Glad you found it to be helpful! 🙌
This was very useful! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I'm blown away by the quality of your tutorial, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
holy moly are you related to Harry Potter?
@@Harold749 yep Granddad. :)
@@michaelpotter7107 I go by grandma actually
Excellent tutorial. I didn't even know how many features tinkercad has. It is so powerful.
It's amazing that Autodesk has it available for free all these years 🙏🙌
Excellent tuition thanks
Thank you for this. My 10yo has just started an Extension Program at school and in order to try and keep up I have decided to go to TH-cam school. Very informative and easy to follow. I'll be watching the rest.
Thank you! I learned so much from this tutorial! Moving objects vertically was driving me crazy! My work-around was to align the parts, then adjust them until they looked right. I wish I'd known about the arrow sooner! Also, steps, shift, and alt were awesome bits of knowledge!
Very glad it was useful to you. All the best on your journey!
I’ve watched all six of your videos, thank you so much your tuition is excellent, so now it’s practice, practice, practice
Thank you so much for appreciating! 🙌💫
It was very interesting and helpful. Thank you
Excellent tutorial, thank you very much!
Love your tutorial thanks for taking the time to explain everything. I do have a question though. I trained in Autocad years ago when it was R14. I have been out of cad for a good number of years now, in 3D modelling we had a slice tool for cutting something up into bits, I want to create a length of pipe and cut it in half lengthways is there a slice tool in tinkercad?
wow, that's a great video!
Great explanation of how this cad operates, pretty easy for the beginner 👍🏻
Awesome! Thanks so much for taking the time to make these tutorials! Great help to a newbie like me
Make sure to check out the 2023 tutorials on Tinkercad in the playlists on my channel... I made brand new ones! 🙌
Thanks from Brasil bro!
Thank you for this. I have been struggling with Tinkercad for a little while and this answers my questions. :)
Glad you've found it helpful 🙌
Your channel is awesome!!! You have help me so much XOI
Thanks for the great video series. I've been trying to use Fusion 360 but my old PC just can't cope with it. I've now switched over to Linux on my old PC and I tried Freecad but that just gave me a headache, so i thought i would give Tinkercad a go. Your video series is helping me in no end to finally be able to try it out properly. I understand it so much better now. On to part 3 lol
Thanks just what I needed
Glad you found it to be useful, I have an updated 2023 Playlist of the Tinkercad series tutorials, make sure to check that out 🙌
super nice tutorial, best out there many thanks
Thank you kindly
I've struggled trying to learn Solidworks to be able to make rudimentary designs. This CAD is sooooo much easier and fun to use. Thanks for the 3 great tutorials!!!
You're most welcome...there are six in total 👍
Thank you!!! I am an absolute novice and just ordered my first printer.
I was daunted and confused thank you for holding my hand.😂
Glad I could help! 🙌
good job
Great tutorial. Thanks a lot.
Thank you for watching 🙌🏼
I love this, I looked at your website very interesting. I am trying to make a 1.12 scale dollhouse stove any suggestion on this. Would be helpful. First time try this. I am watching all the youtube videos some a little advance for me, but I will keep it going. Thank you
getting good so far an thanks
hi, your videos are very good, they help a lot! I have a question, for example, is it possible to make a parallelogram shape from a rectangular cube in Tinkercad?
Very thorough explanation. Thank you.
Thank you for the encouragement!
Excellent work. You teach very well !!!
Thank you kindly!
@@PromoAmbitions I didn't know you were there. I'm trying to make a right angle (90 degrees) triangle. I thought I had it when you mentioned the tube with 3 sides. is there a way to change the triangle angle? I tried the roof last night. Failing the tube I will try the roof and see using the object editor. Thanks.
@@PromoAmbitions I didn't think you would be there!!! I'm trying to make a right angled (90 degree) triangle. I thought I had it with the tube and 3 sides. Tried the roof last night not knowing about the object inspector. Thanks for you help. (i replied on other site by mistake!)
@@chrissorlie5291 hey Chris, I'm traveling at the moment so not in front of a desktop, but perhaps will look into it when I get back 🙌
@@PromoAmbitions Thanks! I'm 72 and retired. Just discovered Tinkercad yesterday. Our Library has a machine !!! No rush.... !! Thanks again. The roof has no adjustments like the heart.
hope you can do more and more vids. these helps a lot :)
Appreciate you sir 🙌
Excellent tutorial!......Thanks so much. I have ordered my first 3D printer from Amazon. I can't wait to create something using Tinkercad.
So how about some feedback on how it worked for you?
Is there a way to manipulate the shapes to distort them such as making a cube into a paralellogram? I accidentally did this when rotating a cube but not sure how that happened and am wondering if it can be done with other shapes as well. Thanks, great, really greatt tutorial!!
so far the best explanation on tinkecad .
keep going . thank you sir .
Many thanks friend!
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hey edi .
are you going to make a video on screws ?
if yes , i'll be the first one to watch .
all the best my friend .
Perfekt
hi watched all the videos and must admit by the far the best and slow paced instructions to follow! but i have a question and maybe you can help me here..... i was trying to mess with the "option tools" that pop out under "solid and hole" when picking a shape or something and my tinkercad doesnt show any of the sliders that i kept seeing in your videos. it only shows "solid and hole" and the "lock and bulb" icons and the drop down arrow. but when i click on the drop down arrow all it does is hide and unhide the "solid and hole" icon. why is this? is there a version or something i am suppose to get so i can have somewhat more options when messing around ?thanks in advance for any guidance in this matter.
so cool really, I thought tinkercad was for kids but I was so wrong, thank you
Ha it is for kids. They are teaching this to 2nd graders 😊
Thanks for the videos. Do you have an agenda for what you are looking to cover on these updated TinkerCAD videos? You keep dropping hints of things you might cover but aren't committing to much at this point. Would be great to see what you're planning. Personally, I'd like to see a video on using TC for 3D print designs. Obviously there are design elements that would be more difficult to 3D print (like overhangs and other elements that would require supports) and it would be great to get your take on things to watch out for and design methods to use to get .stl's that can be printed successfully. Would also be interesting to see a video on how you create a more complex design and the approach you'd use to get it done (best if this was a 3D printable part). Hope you can add videos on these topics. Thanks again.
Thank you for the thoughtful comment and excellent suggestions... trying to balance work, passions, and the TH-cam channel is not the easiest endeavor. I typically just cover whatever I am most excited by or motivated to create on TH-cam... I'm definitely scattered with the channel, but will take your advice into account. Thanks for watching!
Is it possible to rule from one point to another selected point, then define them as X mm. apart... or can you only rule from the outside, referred to the grid?
I do this for school
same
I love how you accidentally said, "shift, shit, hold down shift" at around the 13 minute mark. Good videos
I did?!? Lemme go check lol
Great tutorials. I've been using Sketchup and got so frustrated I decided to give Tinkercad a go. Your tutorials have been a fantastic introduction to the program. The problem you mention at 16:30, that is, the original dimensions of an object are no longer shown in the Shape box once the object has been rotated, could be fixed if they had 2 sets of values - one for the actual dimensions of the object, and the second for the relative dimensions it takes up on the workplane. Thanks again for the great tute.
You are most welcome...appreciate your insightful comment 👍
Also, you didn't cover Workplane and Ruler, and the Import/Export feature. Is that covered in another tutorial?
@@stevenwild39 I did cover these... this is part 2...there are 6 videos my friend 👍
THANKS!!!!
You're most welcome!
hi is there any way i could alter just one side of a shap as an example a rectangle if i wanted to make it tapper in to a smaller point one end
How do I make shape panel and side bar smaller like yours? iv not got much room to work with it feels
I'm trying to edit a STL file its a Traxxas rustler shock tower to use it on a defeat models
I would like to know how to change the size of one side of a shape without affecting the size of the opposite side- something that would turn a square into a trapezoid.
Muy bueno, especialmente por usar las distintas opciones del cuadro y las teclas.
Gracias!
What is the benefit of changing colors when your limited to single color plastic
Very useful... thanks!
Glad you found it useful... stay tuned for more!
Don't have ALT on Mac?
Hey, I have a question, is it possible to use a face selector in tinkercad? I have an object that I need to print that is sort of like a tube with a smaller tube sticking out of it at the top, I need to extrude just the top area but I have only found videos on how to extrude the whole thing. Is this possible? thanks a lot.
I don't believe Tinkercad has those capabilities
Is there a way to scale a shape and keep the same proportions on the mobile version of Tinkercad?
Good question, unfortunately I've only ever used the desktop version, hopefully someone else can chime in here 🙌
Thank you for your tutorial. Please allow me to ask a question. I want my drawing to be about 8 inches. the drawing is bigger than my workpace.. How could I make my workpace bigger to hold my drawing. I'm new to this. Please excuse my ignorance.
The first video goes into this, use the options in edit grid (Bottom Right Corner)
Awesome set of tutorials. Your web link for shortcuts gives a 500 error
I'd like to hear or see how these printed on a 3D printer.
Good question - here's a video illustrating that....
th-cam.com/video/OJdgn9W0GXI/w-d-xo.html
Also make sure to watch our 3D Printing in the real World presentation...
Scaling does not work correctly with non symmetrical angled models. They end up warping. Bad programming?
Hmmm perhaps, feel free to email me an image through the website. I am actually currently building out new tutorials for Tinkercad, releasing an updated version of this video today. Already uploaded Part 1.
I'm watching all of these because I just want to know how to make to parts of to objects the same size there has to be a way
The video is good, but it definitely shows just how limited Stinkercad is. 😃 No way to change a single side's length, for example, which is a basic tool needed. Guess I'm going back to learning to OnShape.
You can change length of a side... I recommend Fusion 360 if you really want to master CAD...
building a suspended tv mount
Cheers to useful 3D Printed thangs 🙌🎉🎊
At 7:27 the shape looks like an airpod case.
eeehehehe...(Bevis)...he sez manipplating. hehehehe.
hello
13:04 lmao
he really said shit lmao
4:37 you scared the heck out of me
Very good tutorial
but please pronounce MANIPULATE correctly
you say manip-A-late
and it should be manip-U-late
Hi, thank you for watching. I appreciate the comment - I will keep it in mind going forward. I was born outside of the US and perhaps my accent slips through from time to time : ).
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