Place Holes evenly on a circle in Tinkercad | Steps in under 3 minutes
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- Have a glorious day and keep Tinkering! A user asked about a circles in Tinkercad. So here are some steps Place Holes evenly on a circle in Tinkercad. Best part is the Steps are shown in under 3 minutes. =)
Tinkercad is an amazing design tool that works in a web browser. Fun, fast, and full of tools that you can create with. This lesson is quick but covers some really useful skills.
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Fantastic to find an instructor that instructs rather than just chats endlessly. This video was short, sweet, professional, and top notch.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the kudos too. My goal is always to get us both on to the more fun parts of the day. =)
No kidding! No five minute prologue about ho people use TinkerCad, no story about trying to learn TinkerCad, no repetitive examples of how NOT to do the trick.
Who knew it was that easy. :) Just discovered your channel, those tinkercad tutorials are awesome!
Welcome aboard! If you ever have request, feel free to reach out. 💯👍
Cool, as others have said already, it's so easy when you know how to do it. I am new to all of this, just starting to create some replacement parts for furniture and I've just learned a lot in three minutes. I did not even know about the alignment tool, this alone is great to know. Thanks a lot, this really helped me out!
Glad it helped. I always try to get you skills fast enough that you can start making whatever you want. If you ever have a request, feel free to reachout. 💯👍
This is incredible. Thank you!!
Makes my day to hear that! Thanks rcdemoral1982. 💯👍
Toll! Zügig, perfekt erklärt und auf den Punkt. Besten Dank.
The perfect way to start my day @IngaIngoCostaRica. Thank you.
Exactly what I was looking for
Fantastic! Makes my day to hear that @dougleppard 👍
Straight to the point, you made it super easy! Thanks to you I can now turn almost anything into magnets.
Happy to help and very cool idea! 💯👍
Wowsers!!!!! Thanks so much and thanks for the quickness of tutorial. Lets' get Crackin
Any time! Thanks for the note.
Thanks, really helpful and straight forward :)
Awesome. Feel free to reach out if you ever have questions.
Thanks so much for your video!
My pleasure Yinghang Zhou. Thank you for the feedback! 👍💯
This is a super useful tip; thank you!
Greatly apprecaited! Have a great day.
great vid thanks
Thanks @counterpl2508 for the feedback! 👍
This is great! thanks
Thank you. 👍💯
🤯!! Subscribed!
so cool!!
Makes my day to hear that! Thanks @herbanox. 💯👍
Great video
Awesome Fixing It Blind! I appreciate the feedback 😊
Wow awesome!
Thanks 1hellokittymeow for the feedback! 👍
In a couple of videos re: holes, you quickly changed the 'sides' setting of the hole to 64. Why and what does that setting mean? I'm a beginner. Thanks for making great videos that get to the point!
Good question. 👍 For a cylinder it is the number of sides that make up the cylinder. An 8 sided cylinder would be quite blocky. With 64 sides there are pretty smooth.
Ah-ha! Thank you so much! @@HLModTech
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Thanks!
Awesome 👍
Thanks tons! Feel free to reach out if you are ever stuck. Some of my coolest creations are user inspired.
@@HLModTech will do, thanks
I'm new to 3D printing my wife and kids purchased me one last month for my birthday and I've been using it daily. I think it pretty awesome what you do and share in your channel, thanks again and happy printing
I really appreciate that. It has been a real joy to have such a wonderful group of subscribers!
Can you do holes in a line equally spaced on a rectangle like for a bit holder? Just subscribed Thanks so much!
Yes, and a great idea. I will whip up a tutorial for it soon. 💯👍 Thanks for subbing.
See if this helps. th-cam.com/video/6r-H0o_ZlZQ/w-d-xo.html
Great video and I designed a perfect wheel center replica for my 8 lug truck, however trying to do my 5 lug trailer wheels is not working! Since I can't put a shape on either side, i need to do one at a time and rotate 72 degrees.. Once I combine the shape and rotate it takes the radius from the new part shape so the circle will not spin concentric! With even holes across the same plane the radius stays center.. Any help out there?
Thanks for the kudos. If you don’t mind, shoot me a share link to the project and I’ll try and solve it in the morning. Right now time for bed. :-) Have a good one and thanks for reaching out.
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Got it. Thanks! I was overhanging my circle using radius as center. Added to my radius so the outer edge was now the edge of hole. Filled in perfect. Took 20 seconds!
Maybe a bit late but i hope this is what you are trying to achieve. Do exactley as per the tutorial and rotate 36 degrees instead of 45 this will give ten holes. Ungroup the holes and delete every other hole; result 5 evenly spaced holes.
@@De_Raaf great advice. Thanks!
Silly question, what key did you click so when you typed in 50 that both sides were the same? 33 seconds in. Thank you for your great tutorials.
Hold Shift and drag a corner. Then I typed 5 and they all scaled to that same size. Great question and one of my all-time fav skills. 👍
@@HLModTech PERFECT! Thank you!
Hello This is great but I am trying to do 5 holes 72 deg apart around a circle which means is it possible to just move one hole at different intervals?
I will think about a way to solve it in the traditional editor. This is a codeblocks tip. Make sure you watch the video in the description for how to deal with the changes in Codeblocks. th-cam.com/video/R54lDiTHTQ8/w-d-xo.html
lol... Forgot I already solved a similar question. th-cam.com/video/xqARlkoSeWw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=mXsbRVSE6RbgIVvd 😂
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Maybe a bit late but i hope this is what you are trying to achieve. Do exactley as per the tutorial and rotate 36 degrees instead of 45 this will give ten holes. Ungroup the holes and delete every other hole; result 5 evenly spaced holes.
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This may be a dumb question, how do you measure along a curve? I.e if i need holes spaced every 8mm, how do i measure this? can you make a video on this if its possible in tinkercad?
Interesting question. I need a few more details to see if I can solve it though. Are the holes the same size... and what size is that.
You may want to take a look at this too. It is pretty slick. th-cam.com/video/R54lDiTHTQ8/w-d-xo.html You do need to watch the video in the description to get around the new variables and create object Tinkercad has implemented.
So if you have your objects (hangers) made, how do you evenly distribute an array of objects within a defined space...
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Thanks.
There is no automatic way, such you would find in Sketchup, so I do it like this. th-cam.com/video/6r-H0o_ZlZQ/w-d-xo.html
The ruler is a slick tool as well. th-cam.com/video/X3_JOFf69QE/w-d-xo.html
How do you centre a hole directly into your shape ? Thank you
See if this helps. th-cam.com/video/x1JGlzmbK-g/w-d-xo.html If not, let me know some dimensions and I will whip up a quick tutorial.
Would be great, if you could tell us what key your were hitting to nudge the hole 5mm as this is not obvious in the video.
My bad. It is just an arrow key on the keyboard.
But where was the 5mm set in for an arrow key move?
@@11290slk its at the bottom right of the screen
What key did you use to nudge the hole?
arrow keys nudge the normal directions. Ctrl-Up goes up, Ctrl-Down goes dn.
@@HLModTech appreciate it.
He used the arrow key, I think.
Awesome! How about 3 holes?
Something that would look like the spout on watering can?
@@HLModTech yes sir! I figured it out, I watched your array video and used 3 and turned it to cylinder! Thanks!!!
I am having trouble placing a hole in a cylinder. any suggestions?
What’s the issue?
how to align asymetrical holes? please
It is not going to be automatic... but I have an idea. Stay tuned.
Here is my idea. th-cam.com/video/XBSPd2mU66Y/w-d-xo.html It is unlisted at the moment. Trying not to post too many videos in 1 day. 🤣
In Typing my comment I think I figured it out!!
Super cool! Keep me posted if you still have questions.
great vedio can you pls make a dragon with a knight
I can see what I can do. While you wait... check out this epic one by Dragon girl! th-cam.com/video/y2bZkew7cJ4/w-d-xo.html
@@HLModTech i saw it and can you tell all the shapes and where you got them in the description pls
The shapes library changed. This video should help you out a bit. th-cam.com/video/fQGamhxLiTw/w-d-xo.html
@@HLModTech thanks you can you pls make a dragon in codeblocks
Nudge it in 5mm .. click ? What are you pressing / clicking?
Adjust the snap gird to 5mm (bottom rt) then use the arrow keys.
What's an easy way to create teeth for cogs
If you search gear there are a few built in. This video uses them for fun... th-cam.com/video/XnHdcD6xMMY/w-d-xo.html
@@HLModTech those are useless I need custom gears for vintage RC cars
Those gears are customizable with parameters. If you need more control than that... you may want to check out Fusion. I made a gear as part of one of my lessons at CADclass.org. They do a really nice job of teaching skills. Even have a book to go along with it. www.cadclass.org/?ref=b83ab5 You can even use the code 25hltinkercad to get 25% off any course you take there.
I have a sense this tutorial has my solution, but I have no clue what keys you are hitting and how to find them. Perhaps I need one of your beginner tutorials. I need a disk 172mm diameter, with 3 holes, 6.4mm diameter, evenly spaced at 120 degrees, with center of each hole 57mm from the center of the disk.
I am using the arrow keys to nudge. This tutorial is a tad newer. th-cam.com/video/XBSPd2mU66Y/w-d-xo.html Maybe it will help. Codeblocks may be a slick solution too. Let me see if I have something.
This is my codeblocks tut. th-cam.com/video/R54lDiTHTQ8/w-d-xo.html Note they have put the variables in their own area now.
Similar to illustrator
Interesting... but Illustrator is 2D... correct?
What about an odd amount of holes?
I will do some thinking. It definitely breaks my rotate around the center trick.
Solved it. th-cam.com/video/xqARlkoSeWw/w-d-xo.html It is unlisted, but you can get a early preview. Thanks tons for the question.
"I'll set my nudge for 5mm and nudge it one time". I'm paraphrasing, but how do you set your nudge?
Bottom right corner by the Edit Grid button
I move myself out of the way at this moment and click it. th-cam.com/video/wPJ9344-mEU/w-d-xo.html