Complex Shapes Tinkercad
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ค. 2024
- Description: In this Tinkercad tutorial, we'll explore the power of the Group Tool and learn how to create complex shapes with ease. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, you'll find plenty of tips and tricks to enhance your Tinkercad skills.
We'll cover everything you need to know about grouping shapes in Tinkercad, including how to group and ungroup shapes, how to use the Align tool to position shapes, and how to manipulate groups to create intricate designs. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have the knowledge and confidence to tackle any design challenge using Tinkercad's Group Tool.
If you're looking to take your Tinkercad designs to the next level, be sure to watch this tutorial and start creating complex shapes like a pro!
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Awesomeness.
Just the kind of well explained lessons I need.
Thank you!
Dude you are a Tinkercad god. I'm new to this and 3d Printing. I'm trying to make perches that clip on the front of my feeder. This is the perfect tutorial to get me started.... subbed!
Awesome I glad I could help you out!
That Is Cool!!!! Thank You Chris!!!! 👍😎
Great Video Im going to watch the other
Wow! I wish that one day I can be as fast and accurate as you! 👏👏👏 These lessons are invaluable 😁😁😁
You can do it! It just takes time and practice
Thanks for your great videos. I didn’t know Tinkercad could do so much!
Thanks for the great tutorials Chris. Maybe you could post another how to that would accompany your brush holder video something maybe a little more complex? You have been invaluable in helping me with Bambu studio and Tinkercad. Thank you very much
Good tutorial. I prefer to work on the first shapes flat on the workplane because it's easier. I tend to use workplane, alignment and typed parameters/ dimensions for precision. But that doesn't detract from the philosophy of your video. - ZDP189
I think that’s the beauty of the program you can use so many different ways to accomplish the same result.
Great video. thanks 🔨🇧🇷
That was a very interesting video. I wish I was young again so I could practice what you teach! Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Does solid differ from hole shape when imported as .stl to Cura for *3d print* as end result regardless of the infill setting on Cura?
I think my problem with TinkerCad, and correct me if I'm wrong, is that all these holes stay within the model after they're grouped. And then if the entire model becomes more complex they get in the way when you're trying to select/move your constructed solids. Also, it seems that complex models become groups within groups within groups....
Is there a way to cut away a part of a solid with a hole and then be done with the hole?
Your absolutely correct. It’s groups of groups. So once you cut a hole that shape will always be there. I myself am like you I wish they would be done with after I cut the hole.
@@ItsMeaDMaDe , well, I love your videos. You have a natural talent for presentation. I guess my followup question would be can I save any completed model as a new solid/hole to be used later? That would be a great feature.
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😁 thanks!!!
i know right