Tinkercad Tips and Tricks #6 - Importing SVG and STL files
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- Chuck shows you a few more Tips and Tricks for using Tinkercad. This time he shows you the import feature so you can load 2D SVG files and modify them and load 3D STL files and make changes. Then he even adds a few more related tricks in this episode of Tinkercad Tips & Tricks.
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Thank you. It was just what i needed for a project. Great show.
when i try to do this it keeps saying importing svg and never does
Thanks for the tip - As usual great video!!
Thank you for this vid! Got my wheels turning! 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🏁
Love it! Thank you.
Another tip you could of dropped in that video is the snap grid in the lower right. I'm always showing the kids how to adjust that to the smallest measurements to make it easy to adjust the parts when you got to surfaces like your lion and wall or the svg file block. keep up the tricks and tips!
Great vídeo, now I am going to try
Do you did amigo
I've been struggling to figure this out BUT you saved the day...I figured out how to convert images into a SVG but now need to figure out how to convert a word into a SVG. I have a silhouette cameo and not sure how to go about it???Can you help
Thanks in advance
Thank you. So, I still get screwed up with this software. I know what you did when you put the lion's body into a box but what happened then? Did you just delete it? Is that how you ended up with just the head?
Great video but how did you delete the clear box, also is there an easy way to scale an object rather than
using the drag method
Was there a change to this? I am no longer able to import svgs
Sir how can I add Newping library in Tinkercad ...please tell me the steps to be followed
Hey Chuck, your video came right on time. got a knob for my Select Mini, which needs a little more size to fit on the axis . Any idea how to resize holes of an existing STL file?
So let'S say, I need the given hole about 0.5mm larger
solved it... Tinkercad is easy as hell... tks
I want to import an STL, but it needs to be the exact same size as the original file. TinkerCad is great for resizing, but I don't want that this time. How can I get an exact copy?
what program do you use to get to the SVG file?
Thanks, Chuck. Any tips on shrinking STL file sizes down to the 25 meg limit of TinkerCad? I run into this from time to time.
You can give the free 3D modeling program Meshmixer a try. Choose the ‘Select’ tool from the menu on the right, then double-click on your model (this will select your entire mesh). Then click on the ‘Edit…’ option and select ‘Reduce’.
Hi Chuck, Thanks for the videos, you recently sorted out my ender 3 for me after I followed your instructions and now its printing perfectly thank you, I popped a comment on the leveling page and have referred a good few people to your videos. , this time I have a question on Tinkercad please as I just dont know if this is possible in this software.
What i would like to do is embed a logo into a 3mm square high 200 x 200 mm. It happens to be the Pi Raspberry and I have this in svg and stl format perfectly as I have Vector Magic so I can create my own vector files.
However what i want to do is use that logo on my square so when you pick it up you see the raspberry logo, what is happening at the moment is that i import the SVG Pi logo in and make it slightly taller bring it over and down onto my square and make it hollow, group and one perfect logo but if you were to print it the parts of the raspberry would not be joined together and left of the bed of the printer and all you would see in the square is a outline of the logo. I just cant seem to find a way to have the logo embedded, it must be possible as i have seen it on Pi cases in thingiverse and its perfect but i dont know whether this is something I am missing and dont know how to do or whether this is just not possible to do in Tinkercad being a more basic program. Is this something that you would be able to answer please. Many thanks as always.
Sorry. I can’t understand what you are describing.
@@FilamentFriday sorry, I am trying to create the raspberry pi logo in tinkercad and embed it into a model so it shows as the logo all the way through the plastic as if it was a hole but in the shape of the Raspberry Pi logo.
I have copied the logo of the internet from their site and created a perfect vector file using vector magic which traces the logo and turns it into a perfect vector file.
I imported that into tinkercad which turns it into a perfect 3d version.
I then make that slightly thicker than my model and turn it into a non solid object and place it over my model bring it down onto it and then group and it creates a perfect logo all the way through the case I am making however the pieces of the Raspberry Pi logo are all separate and if i was to print it when I would lift the case off the bed I would have the outline of the Raspberry in my case and the bits of the berry are left on the bed so to speak. there are no points holding each part of the berry together.
In the vector file I import its a perfect berry but when you make it a non solid object it obvious makes the entire berry non solid and this is where the problem lies.
There are no bridges that connect the parts of the berry together and that is the problem and I am not sure how to solve this.
II am not sure if its possible to do this and wonder how people draw the raspberry on other models I have seen , perhaps its been drawn withing the program instead of copied like I have done.
Sorry about this, i am trying to learn Tinkercad and i cant seem to get across how to do this, I thought bringing in a vector file would be able to do this but it would appear not.
I dont know whether I would have to ungroup the entire vector file into its separate elements and then import them one at a time on to the model as non solid objects so it retains the shape and so it somehow allows the berry to be created. I'm just not sure. I hope this explains it better and apologies for confusion.
I love the 3d printer, just purchased a Pi to do octopi on it and I am learning Tinkercad but its trying to find a good set of online courses to help me through these hurdles!
I am not sure if this is something the image generator does.... i will take a look.
I hope this is clearer and you can point me in the right direction....many thanks....
I wish there was an in between of Tinkercad and Blender. Tinkercad wont load the model I want to edit and Blender ends up frustrating me to the point of apathy. if only there was something out there.
Make a complex Model using joined and holed, and moved parts, etc, save as grouped STL :: Then see if TinkerCAD can even load in that saved file
What is the best possible way to create a custom part for my rc car? I've got a Traxxas slash lcg 4x4 ultimate, and my brother has crashed into a curb and broke where the rear a arm meets the rear bulk head. So saying that I have to make a new rear bulk head. Is there anywhere I could learn the best way to make this part? Thanks again!
You could try designing it in Tinkercad.com
It’s free and easy.
How can you import an object and then manipulate just one part of it? Example: on your
logo, import then resize just the “E”…??
You have to take away the original E and put the new one in its place unless you found the file in the Tinkercad gallery.
@@FilamentFriday Thanks. I hoping to not have to recreate everything. especially since it no longer shows the original positions and measurements. 😒
Thanks for one more nice tip. What about if I need to split an stl file in 4 or 6 parts ? Is it possible to achieve with Tinkercad ?
Great, I will be waiting for. Thanks
Hi John Bryant, OK I understand that, but imagine I am doing something exactly in Tinkercad, it would be great if I do not need to go out to another software to do that. When I am using 123d or Fusion 360 I can also do that easily, but in case I am within Tinkercad and can do all in, it would be great wouldn´t it ? Thanks for the hint anyway.
Thanks again. It will do.
how do you convert it to an spg file?
I imported a s v g logo from a font and it came out a pile of bits.
why doesn't tinker cad import stl
It would be cool if there was a feature to preplace easy supports. I'm stuck with the XYZ printing software.
I haven't flashed it at all. Stock, does it really work with cura and other slicers?!? @john Bryant
That's good to know. Too bad simplify3d costs alot
i see ppl create cases around the dev board (pi, arduino), how do i get those items into tinkerca exe.?
Tinkercad has them in their gallery. Just search.
little late, but can you do this is Onshape to ???
No idea. Sorry.
ok how did you make the rest of the lion disappear
The grey box is a "hole" object. When yo group a hole object with the parent object, it cuts off that chunk, or creates a hole of that size essentially.
It doesn't work - my svg file from inkscape got totally strapped off all details :-(
I create a design in tinker cad I then export my design and
save it to a stl. file and it disappears. I’m not able to find it on my computer to move
it to cura for slicing it never ask me were I like to save the file.
youre doing something wrong theres a option to tell it where to put the file, go slower next time!
I'm trying to load in a Mike Wazowski figure but it never loads. Have you run into stuff not loading? (It's a .stl format)
having same problem but only just recently..
@@VitalHD Never got it to work. From my research, tinkercad is very poor at loading complexed shapes like figurines and will just fail all together.
@@VitalHD same
But when you have a project downloaded in files how do you 3d print it
Once you save your project in a file, I use cura to slice, there is a file on left side click on it or top left corner and look for your file you want to up load to cura then slice to sd or use usb cable
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The bad thing is it will not import my whole design
It's sad that Tinkercad imports STL so well and something like Solidworks is so lame at it.
Can you import stuff from roblox studio?
yes, as those are likely .obj files, but you would have to figure out how to download them.