Reduce STL file triangles & size with Meshmixer Tinkercad Import steps

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Easy steps to Reduce STL file triangles & size with Meshmixer and then import them to Tinkercad. A great skill when you are working with Thingiverse projects you want to modify the file size or triangles.

Mesh Mixer is a fabulous free tool from Autodesk. I am barely scratching the surface of its potential so feel free to ask for more tutorials.

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Thanks man, I was struggling a lot with a file for a pair of spectacle frames I downloaded and this was an gigantic help. Absolutely awesome tuorial and very much a appreciated . I didn't even know Autodesk offered Meshmaker and for free too. Thank you again. Sooo helpful!

ktrouti

Thank you for posting this. I've many .stl files which I would like to modify in tinkercad which I couldn't before. Now I can. 😃

Lensman

Thanks for this. There is another tutorial on Youtube on this subject but their one is so Confusing. You made this tutorial short and sweet and so simple to understand.

warwickwas

THANK YOU SIR! You just made my day! I've been trying find a way to do this for a long time. Your tutorial was simple and quick. Wish I found your video sooner. SUBSCRIBED!😃

tacok

This is a game changer. Thank you very much!!!

HossNotright

Thank you so much for this tutorial . I've been struggling with 1 of my design That is way too big .Now I can work on it again Thank you thank you thank you thank you

tkp

Excellent work as always. I love the channel

jasonrichards

I have use Meshmixer before, also sometimes i cut a stl with a slicer, import them into Tinkercad 1 at a time then join them together

steverileyretired

Very helpful. This will work perfect! Thanks a bunch! Love the channel

kyleb

Thanks! This is exactly what I needed!

RWindle

Hey my Friend! Just watched your Vid, Great Job as Always Bro.
So yeah. i had a .stl, sizing head i wanted to import into tink but was 29mb.
I found a Great New and Super easy way to do this now with out mesh programs.
cheers.

crazybeaver

good evening, excellent video, congratulations, thank you very much, we had a problem Thanks to your help I can and do convert the models thank you !!

nikolasvasiliou

Any tool or technique to smoothen STL file I get rough output with large traingles when i convert OBJ to STL format, I had tried the remesh of meshmixer but gives me a broken object

ireincarnatedasacontentcreator

Is there any alternativ for us using Mac? :)

fredriknorrstrom

I love your tutorials, but, as badly as I want to utilize Meshmixer because I LOVE Tinkercad, I've downloaded it 4 times today. Started with the 32-bit and just got a crash and burn report every time I tried to open it after installation. Uninstalled and after 2 attempts, went with the 64-bit, and same story. Download, install, boot it, crash, and burn. Is there a trick of some sort? I have a really complicated .STL I want to print and I can't get it simplified to bring into Tinkercad. Any help at all is better than trashing my computer, which I'm tempted to do at the moment.

cathyc