Want to learn how to easily model hinged animals in Tinkercad?
Print-in-place hinges, snap hinges and snap ball-and-socket joints were this week’s focus.
Don’t forget to check out this week’s challenge!
The answer to last week’s challenge has been posted below.
Design your own flexible animal/figure in Tinkercad like the above!
We had a great turnout for our first free class!
After the class many people who weren’t able to join asked for the class material.
You can find everything I used for that class below!
The first class was not recorded but the subsequent classes were.
Using Tinkercad, make the table and vase in as few moves as possible.
A move is:
Bringing in a new shape
Copy/pasting a shape
Resizing a shape
Moving a shape
Making a shape a hole
Aligning shapes
Grouping shapes
In this class we talked about support material, what happens when you don’t use it, and slicer settings for supports.
Don’t forget to check out this week’s challenge!
The answer to last week’s challenge has been posted below.
Make the above keychain in Tinkercad with YOUR initials on it! Again, in the fewest moves possible!
Congrats to last week’s challenge winners: Cathy and Jacob
CUG Labs is designing a free 3D model of whatever they want!
