Use The Tinkercad Svg Import Tool To Add Amazing Borders In Minutes!

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Use The Tinkercad Svg Import Tool To Add Amazing Borders! A user asked how to add a border to a shape. Check out how you can use the built-in Tinkercad Export command to your advantage!

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[wrighrd]

Old as this is, it helped me to add a raised edge to letters I converted from a ttf to stl. Many thanks! Here's a like and subscribe.

[stevewollschlager]

You made it so easy!!! Thank you so much.

[qezudeh]

Honestly a life saver thank you so much

[olhakesta]

Thank you very, very much! This is a fantastic, extremely useful hint.
Have a nice day and keep up your wonderful job!

[isikgail]

Great! Can you do this around letters ( a word)?

[marksneyd]

Great video as always, what format is the imported design please?
Thanks

[johnpayne]

Please can you tell me how to explode an object, for example if you cut a ring from a flat box how can I separately select the central part?

[tylerl]

Is there a way to do this if the initial shape was already an import to it wasn’t created in Tinkercad?? That is my problem. I couldn’t figure out how to create the shape in Tinkercad so I drew it in procreate and imported it but now I can’t adjust the width of the shapes without changing the shape.

[MeToob]

This is exactly what I need to do, but I can't get it to work. I export the image as .svg from tinkercad, but when I try to import it again, it gives me an error message saying "Tinkercad cannot find any supported elements in this file." Am I doing something wrong?