How To Split Objects in Tinkercad
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ม.ค. 2019
- In this video I go over how to split files in Tinkercad, and why this is a useful technique to know!
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The very best file split I have seen so far, and it earned my subscription. Also thank you for your clear explanation, and your time.
Thank you for the kind feedback!
Found your instructions the easiest and simplest to follow and achieve results .Many thks.
Thanks for the kind feedback!
I really enjoyed this well presented and informative video.
Thank you for putting this together, please keep up the good work.
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You helped me do my first remix! Thanks for a very clear tutorial. Easy to listen to, easy to follow along, and just the right length.
Thank you Maria! Your kind words and feedback are much appreciated!
Thanx for explaining it step by step I am a newbie of 3 days. Ive watched several videos & yours is by far the easiest to understand
You are quite welcome! I am glad you found it helpful 😊
Thank you. Your explanation was the one that helped me get how to do this. I watched other peoples videos that were not straight forward. Nice Job!
Thank you, Sam! I am happy that I could help!
Your video helped so much, really unsure why some channels make it seem so complicated. Thank you!
You're welcome! I'm glad I could help!
Great tutorial! I have seen the same explanation that took 12 minutes on other videos. Very quick, concise explanation.
Thank you for the comment! I'm glad I could help!
So simple, so smart - thank you!
You are too kind, thank you!
Thanks for the info, this was very helpful.
Travis, glad I could help!
Thank You 😭 this is video is so simple than other videos with 10 mins duration. I understand all of it thanks
You are welcome! I am very happy I could help!
I appreciate your tutorial. Be well and stay safe!
Thank you for the kind words Jacob! Stay safe.
great and clear instructions, well presented, I am new to the 3d world and this type of video is what I and many others require, Also a well presented gentleman in front of the camera.
Is this your normal look or just to entice us to watch. Keep the videos coming
this is by far the best tutorial, thanks so much.
Thank you! I'm glad you found it helpful
This was really helpful. Very simple compared to other tutorials Ive seen. Subscribed.
I appreciate the support Karen! Let me know if there are any other tutorials you'd find helpful for me to make!
@@shakenmake I am new to tinkercad so all of your tutorials are helping but I would like to know how to fill in a hollow object. For instance say you have a hollow car (or something that's not an isometric shape, I can do those) and you want to fill in all of the inside of the car so its a solid object. Is this possible to do? I would love to learn how.
Karen, if I understand correctly you can do this by switching the property of the object to be 'solid' rather than a 'hole'. This would require your entire object to be grouped if it is made up of smaller parts. Feel free to email me (listed on the about section of my channel) for further help if you want to go over it in more detail!
Thanks for this video. It was easy to follow.
You're welcome!
Excellent and very straight forward Thanks for sharing
Thank you for the words of support!
Great Video,Not rushed and very informative 👏👏
Thank you!!
clear and quick method. thanks!
You're welcome!
You should use the align function to make sure it's in the middle.
It doesn't necessarily have to exactly bisect the model, since both pieces will just be put together at the end anyway
Just done it and its Brilliant, so much better than the other way I learned. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 5 stars.......
I have just subscribed to you, if you keep making videos like this on tinkercad i ll keep following you, they are sharp short and to the point and work , no waffle just good training videos. something that is severely lacking in the tinkercad world, I have even checked out the lyndas course and your video is better. you learn more in 2 minutes that 20 on theirs.
This splitting for me is one of the biggest pains, im redesigning a complete K40 laser to a massive bed and I have been trying to get things done like this and up until now I so hated the other version I learnt . I just copied the part and hacked away on one version and then on another version and eventually got their . I have to split parts to add additional parts in , its not for printing , its for changing the width on a part of the depth or length etc. Maybe add some more tags as its not just about splitting, its cutting in half perfectly . This has really helped me . Thank you
I am quite glad I could help out, it is difficult to split perfectly in half in Tinkercad. I wish you the best of luck on the K40 laser redesign, that sounds like a very impressive project. Cheers!
That is the best way i think of showing this thank you, the other version i tried confused the hell out of me, thanks, Nice presentation as well. Nice and Smart chap.
What would be better if is tinkercad got their head out of the sand pit or another place and just have a split button defined by you marking somewhere.
Thank you for the kind words. A split button would be quite useful... hopefully in a future update they will add it!
@@shakenmake Its would be but i fear in reality being mesh it will be too complicated to achieve want we want instantly
My project for tomorrow is to spit a design. Thank you.❤
I happy using support but I need to spit to make Object wider and shorter but I have a problem abput a Area that need to stay the same sizes
That’s a very clever way to do it.
Thanks for making a toturial how to split the objects in tinkercad❤... it's useful for me bcs I've competition 3d printing😊..
You're welcome 😊
There are only black handles in the Workplane to do this duplication by
sliding the hole object around the opposite half. How do you do this
when the cut is parallel to the Workplane surface? (ie, I want a top
half and bottom half, split to add an extension in the middle. I realize
I could flip the original object 90° then use your technique here but
this creates other unwanted overhangs. How do you flip the hole in the
vertical direction?
The same technique can be used, there is a white square in the center of the shape you can click and drag to manipulate the shape's height.
Yes that works, but what do you put the two halves together with? In my experience, there isn't a glue that will bond as well as making it in one piece.
Printing in one piece is always more ideal. When needed, I use a glue called BSI-157H. You can get it on Amazon, it comes with an instant cure spray
So cool, thanks
No problem 👍🏻
Great Tip
Thanks!
Nice video :) I have a question.
Do you know how to split a Circle into 8 parts so you would then have 8 Triangles ??Thanks.
Scott, do you mean 8 wedges? Like the shape of an apple slices?
Excellent
Thanks!
Helpful video, but I have a question. Are the terms different in FDM printing as opposed to resin? What you call overhang I know as "islands". Overhang are parts that hang out over the print bed or vat, but are still printable but might require supports so they don't droop or drop off.
That's a great question. I do not currently have experience in FDM printing, although it is something I'd like to get into. Did you figure this out?
I'm also only into resin, but from what I've read and seen on videos I believe I am correct. Overhangs are parts that are connected to the print but "hang" out over the print bed, but within an acceptable angle. Without support they could break off during printing causing a failed print. "Islands" are just that: a piece just sitting on thin air with no connection to the print itself. Think of a mini with an arm, holding a sword, stretched out horizontally. The arm from shoulder to hand might print fine. The pommel of the sword tho hangs below the level of the printable arm. It has no connection to the print. An "Island". They show up in the slicer as little bumps or pieces just hanging around. They will be printed and that's the danger of them. If they get loose from the FEP they'll float around in the resin possibly getting between the print bed and LCD and can puncture the FEP. With filament printing an island leads to stringing all over the print job starting at the point of origin of the island then to the print head's next destination repeating with each pass over the island.
Hi. I've tried following your steps but I cant seem to split a stl file I exported from Geogebra. After grouping, its still the whole object. :-(
OMG THX SO MUCH
You're welcome!
When I hit Group the hole box is still there along with half the original object and it appears to be hollow instead of solid.
Thanks. Use the alignment tool to make the cut dead center.
The alignment tool changed how I made all my designs. Glad the video could help!
Thanks 🙏
No problem!
thank you
Welcome!
I can't figure out to bring it to the base? Mines still floating. What's the deep key?
Use the "D" key on your keyboard when the object is selected. I remember it by thinking "D" for "Drop"
This is so smart and my little brain didn’t think of it
Your brain is bigger than you think!
after youve got the duplicate, you can just flip it by pressing "M"
For a moment I thought you didn't explain how the one half was deleted, it was automatic. For a moment I thought you had to press the delete key.
Apologies for the confusion!
Ah, so it's more "duplicate the object and delete half of each". Makes sense.
couldn't you just mirror the duplicate half
Yes that will also work in most scenarios but will not work when an object has text on the surface as part of the design. This method ensures no text gets flipped.
This is an insanely complicated procedure. Not your fault, of course (thanks for explaining it!) but I think for anyone not yet invested in Tinkercad, the message is: don't use it. At least not for splitting objects.
I will also say I made this video 4 years ago, there could be a much better option available currently, I haven't been in tinkercad for a few years now
Should of called this symmetrical split mirroring, what if the items not symmetrical? lol
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