TinkerCAD Tutorial For Beginners to 3D

In this video I'm going to try to show some of the basic features of TinkerCAD like how to move the camera and objects around the work area. We'll also briefly touch on grouping objects.

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[MarstonH]

Dude loved the freedom you encouraged at the end. The whole video was great.

[nicolekirschner]

Thank you, now i understand how to 3d design using tinkercad :)

[johnnyspropshop]

Great info, helped me grab the concept and just got a model set. Thanks for sharing.

[barbaydian]

Thanks for this, I’ve had my printer for over a year and had no idea where to start. This is great
on to the next video

[jamesledcube]

Great tutorial, presented in a really easy to follow and easy to understand style. Thank you for taking the time to create these and I for one look forward to the next instalment 👍

[tonyturner]

Really grateful for your training sessions. I knew nothing, now I am learning.

[JoeyDee]

Holy crap, a useful cad intro video. Well done!

[JacksMacintosh]

Awesome video man, thank you! Can't wait to watch the other videos int he series

[lechanhu]

Thanks so much! This is super helpful for me to finish my assignment in school. It's clear and easy to follow!

[sophrii]

this is exactly what im looking for, cant wait for future vids

[RBourn]

Very informative video, thank you. I have a suggestion though. If you go to your mouse settings you can increase the size and change the color of your cursor so it makes it much easier for people to follow on the TV or computer screen as you move it around to make selections. I think if you try it out you'll see it is much easier to follow the cursor if you make it a little larger and a different color. Keep up the great videos!

[LChow-xqxm]

Thank you for that tutorial on Tinkercad. I'm a newbie on this and would love to learn more ...!

[ritacachia]

Thanks for the video. Very educational.

[youknowsomething]

Thanks so much. Really clear, no garbage, helpfiul tutorial. I love your videos. Please keep it up.
Also, I could use a tutorial on importing a file to tinkercad.

[dreamcatcherfishing]

Thank you so much for this great info! You just made my life so much easier!

[DrJeckyl]

I'm not at my home computer so I can't link it but there is a nice cheat sheet that Autodesk has for Tinkercad that helped me. Also another thing that was a neat aha moment was using the workplane object as a sudo snap to surface feature. You can place workplanes on a surface and then snap subsequent object to that workplane by just having the object selected and hit D on the keyboard.

[ashitamohile]

Very informative video. How do I show an angular measure on the diagram?I couldn’t find a way to display the angle in Tinkercad.

[jonathanbowman]

Very good first time tutorial. Learned a lot. My only question is the scale? In the box it shows scale as 20, but is that mm, cm, inches?

[NinjaHempKnight]

VIDEO REQUEST - I’ve been wanting to design my own style of Filament guide for my voxelab aquila 3D printer. I would love to see a how-to guide to make the inserts that snap on the end of the gantry rail where the end cap is located. If this can be done in tinkercad that would be great to see

[polksymphony]

I love you for this video extremely user friendly thank you