TinkerCAD for 3D Models and Printing Zero to Hero in hours

Name: TinkerCAD for 3D Models and Printing Zero to Hero in hours
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Tinkercad for 3D Printing, 3D model design with Tinkercad, Autodesk Tinkercad, Tinkercad for Beginner to Advance Level

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Created byNaman kumar Gandhi

Last updated 3/2024

English

What you'll learn

How To Setup and Use Basic Tinkercad to design your own custom prints
Create Tinkercad account
You will learn to work with primitives, and create own shapes.
After completing this course, you will be able to create designs and modify imported templates.
Students will be guided through the 3D design process with these tutorials that teach you the basics of Tinkercad.
Students will be able to design their concept thinking and nurture STEAM Learning.
Educators, Faculty and Students can design concept models that are 3D printable and turn them into practical object.

Course content

1 section • 21 lectures • 1h 38m total length

Course Preview1:15
Kick off tinkercad for 3d models and printing with a fast, comprehensive course guided by instructor Naman Gandhi, featuring video lessons, resources, quizzes, and ongoing updates to boost your understanding.
Introduction2:10
Learn to design a 3D model for printing using Tinkercad, an online, free, beginner-friendly tool that saves automatically and supports remote access, from CAD to STL, slicing, and G-code.
How to Login with Tinkercad Free and Making Account2:59
Learn how to login to Tinkercad and create a personal account to start your online CAD journey for 3D printing.
Understanding Work plane and various commands on Tinkercad6:37
Learn to name your model, use the work plane, and move the cube with mouse, arrow keys, or ctrl+up for z. Explore views, zoom, rotate, and snap grid options.
Grouping, Ungrouping, Align, Rulers function of Various commands9:01
Learn to copy, paste, and duplicate, undo and redo, group and ungroup, align with the align tool, flip or mirror, and use ruler to measure dimensions in TinkerCAD.
Dimensioning of Model, Use Of Work plane tools etc.8:27
Dimension and scale 3d models precisely using height, width, length, and radius; apply work planes, reference planes, alignment, and color to position and organize components.
Creating a Hole and cutting the sections of 3D Model2:38
Master hole operations in tinkercad by turning shapes into holes and grouping to cut sections or remove parts, enabling precise 3d models for printing.
Shapes available and Use of Scribble tool in Tinkercad5:08
Explore the wide library of tinkercad shapes, from basic cubes and cylinders to text, gears, and electronics, and master the scribble tool to sketch and shape 3D designs quickly.
Use of Amazing Duplicate Command4:36
Master the amazing duplicate command in TinkerCAD to create complex patterns and stairs in seconds, differentiate copy from duplicate, and accelerate your 3D modeling with repeating patterns.
Use of Ruler Tool for Dimensioning2:54
Learn how to use the ruler tool in TinkerCAD to measure distances, diameters, and dimensions from origin, midpoints, and reference points for precise 3D modeling.
Creating a Nut Bolt in Tinkercad3:27
Create a nut and bolt in Tinkercad using shape generators and ISO metric thread, add a hex head, align, and group to finalize the model.
Making Large parts Printable by breaking down two parts6:07
Learn how to print large 3D models in Tinkercad by splitting them into two horizontal parts, printing separately, and gluing together to fit small printer beds.
Creating A Gear in Tinkercad3:20
Create a gear in tinkercad by selecting a metric gear, setting module to 1, teeth to 15, and pitch angle to 20, then center-align the 10 mm hole and group.
Use of Shape Generators in Tinkercad2:38
Discover how to use shape generators in Tinkercad to create 3D models quickly, dragging extrusion and spring shapes, and adjusting dimensions, rotation, and radii to speed up design.
Editing STL file in Tinkercad4:09
Import any STL file into Tinkercad, edit by resizing and adding features, then export as STL for 3D printing, with Thingiverse as source and import options from URL or file.
Importing and Exporting 3D Model and converting to STL file5:09
Learn to import and export 3d models from tinkercad, convert to stl/obj/glb or svg for print, laser cut, or sharing via Autodesk fusion 360.
Quiz
Practice Time Mastering in Tinker CAD Instructions for upcoming lectures1:43
Practice time begins as you learn Tinkercad commands to create 3D models, convert to STL, and import/export STL using readily available shapes to master complex designs.
Making a Desk and Chair in Tinkercad for your Hands on Practice10:32
Create a 3D model of a desk and chair in Tinkercad through hands-on practice, encouraging you to replicate the model on your PC or laptop for optimal learning.
Creating a Mouse for Laptop Hands on training7:50
Create a 3d model of a mouse for a laptop or pc using tinkercad in a hands-on training session, following along to replicate the same model.
A 3D Model of Eiffel Tower4:05
Create a 3d model of the Eiffel Tower using Tinkercad in a hands-on session. Recreate the same model on your computer or laptop to build practical 3d printing skills.
Making a 3D Model of Engine Piston and Cylinder Hands on Training4:07
Design a 3D model of an engine piston and cylinder using TinkerCAD, and complete hands-on training to prepare for 3D printing.

Requirements

A Desktop or Laptop with Internet Connectivity
No Experience Required for Designing

Description

TinkerCAD is the perfect software to learn the basics of 3D modeling. The software allows you to create 3D models that can then be sent to a 3D printer or CNC machine to be made. If you are interested in learning how to create your own models to print on your 3D printer then TinkerCAD is the best place to start. It is fairly simple to use, allows you to create a wide range of objects and best of all, the software is completely FREE!.

It is important that you learn to model correctly from the start if you want to become a proficient creator and TinkerCAD gives you a great grounding in this area. By learning to create objects from basic shapes you are forced to use your imagination to edit these shapes into the parts you require. This skill is an important part of modeling that will stay with you as you progress on to more complex software.

TinkerCAD is also great for kids to learn as its simple and colorful interface makes it fun to learn and create. After taking this course you will be able to teach your children to model a wide variety of objects limited only by their imagination.

The course also includes some quizzes to help you ensure you understand the basics of TinkerCAD before moving on.

3D printing is fast becoming one of the easiest ways to create your own objects at home. It's becoming more and more popular every day and the ability to create objects yourself rather than relying on finding objects created by others will become a more important skill in the future.

If you have a 3D printer or CNC and would like to learn to create your own models rather than just relying on downloading others then this course and TinkerCAD is the perfect place to start. Even if you don't have a 3D printer but would like to learn to use this totally free software then you will find this course enjoyable and informative. You can always send your models out to be printed.

Who this course is for:

Teachers, Students
3D Printer Designer & 3D Printing Enthusiastic
Anyone who wants to learn 3D Design in 1 hours
children's for Toy designs