Sliding lid box - beginner/intermediate Tinkercad

Use tinkercad.com to create a small box with a sliding lid.
0:00 - Introduction
0:16 - Example
0:53 - Making the box shape
7:50 - Making the lid and insert
16:02 - Customizing and decorating
23:03 - Exporting and printing

[@itkahsramal4983]

Wow, thank you! As a beginner I was able to follow you step by step with absolutely no confusion! Thank you sir.

[@loydnelson9759]

I am new to 3D printing and was looking for a project where I could become familiar with Tinkercad for designing custom objects. I found your video and it was just the thing I was looking for. I followed your video and ended up with a flawless sliding lid box and now feel much more comfortable with Tinkercad. Thank you for your wonderful video.

[@louasbaty9636]

fabulous video. Easy to follow directions and made my first design. Just need to print it now

[@rjlinnovations1516]

Excellent video tutorials for those beginners like about the3D design. Thanks for sharing your video. Watching here with full support from Canada 🇨🇦

[@downtimefun]

Thanks for the detailed walkthrough! Just started 3D printing and playing with tinkercad.

[@mrrilz11]

This is fantastic!! Great job teaching this complex material!

[@LosInmortalesGallos]

Perfect this is exactly what I want to make. Now I just need to figure out the size of the box I'm going to need. I'm making domininoes and I wanted to make a box for them. Thanks this should help me make the box.

[@MikeC19100]

Thank you for a detailed look and instructions on using this software to build a sliding lid box. One thing you did automatically, but didn't say it, was to ensure that the text on the side of the box was placed below the lid dado on the inside. While you didn't embed the text too much, if it was embedded in line with the dado then you may end up with a single layer of material between the lid dado and the text instead of the 2.5 mm you had to start with. Again, a very nice video.

[@freakskat1462]

Thanks so much, really teaching me alot about Tinkercad and its features. Just used your design to help me with a school project.

[@fernandomaresca3042]

Really helpful! Thank you for sharing

[@torque6389]

Great video!

[@Platoface]

Nice video. Learned a lot. Thank you.

[@dracarnoir7606]

Nice tutorial good job.

[@MrDarkSky]

10:43 You can use the align feature for this too

[@rcralph2025]

Very good 👍 but I'm an intermediate and I had to play this at 1.5 speed

[@ibn_batouta]

شكرا لك ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Seafather]

Thank you

[@henrikstergaard6252]

How do you get the keeboard and mouse viseble on screen? I really need that feature when I teach construction

[@JottyHB]

You don’t need the ruler to enter dimensions. Just click on the white or black rectangles, when the body is selected, and double click the dimensions shown. You can change them now by typing.

[@bradnelson3595]

That's true about not needing the ruler. But now that I see someone using it that way, it seems a little easier.

[@carlos.galhano]

Very good video. My problem is how to print this, because Will need many supports

[@AngelicaPinky]

So if i wanna make it bigger, do i change it to we say, 85 widith do i change the lid to 85 also? or should it be a little smaller?

[@danielk7251]

So I learned something from In a library that is 6500 km away from me. XXI century...

[@ChinaAl]

I never did understand the ruler. Why did you bring up the ruler to size everything? I just dragged the box and set the dimensions. Cool Video. Thanks

[@patrickbroadhead1982]

The reason he brought up the ruler is because it keeps the measurements visible on the active model. I never use it either.

[@ChinaAl]

@@patrickbroadhead1982 OH! Thank you. The box did print beautifully.

[@BlondieSL]

Ok, let's be honest here. Who else, while watching this, clicked on the screen and held keys down to try to rotate the workplane! LOL
I mean... (cough)... i didn't do that.... (cough)... just wondering if others did.
LOL
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[@lexingram8622]

1.5x speed. Your welcome 👍🏼