How to Make Models for 3D Printing - Tinkercad Beginner's Tutorial

In this video we'll take a look at how to create objects for 3D printing using Tinkercad. This is a very simple program that is entirely web based and it makes creating and printing things incredibly easy.

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[dwyn]

You know, this might seem very basic to everyone, but I read through all kinds of material related to the 3D printer I bought, and everything everywhere assumes that I want to take an already existing model and prep it or convert it, not actually make something for myself. So four and a half years later, you just helped me create my first model for myself! Thanks man!!! If you give someone a fish, you have a codependent friend, but if you teach them how to fish, you have a friend that can feed themself!

[LastvanLichtenGlorie]

I really want to say thank you for making this video. People like you, who make videos like this, help the world not suck.

[brianbrewster]

I was considering purchasing a 3D printer, actually, years ago. But lately, I'd like to build actual models of things I find myself drawing on paper. That is the magic of owning one of these tools. It brings to life stuff we imagine. Thanks for your wonderful intro video.

[sokool]

6 years late but I’ve watched about 5 of your videos tonight alone (the one about bevels and rounding out edges, adding designs to objects, proper angling, etc) and I’ve learned so much!

Thanks for the awesome content!

[LonneLpp]

This video was the first one I found in relation to creating my own 3D prints, and as a beginner this little tutorial for Tinkercad was incredible. Now I am set to play around with Tinkercad until I run into problems/have questions to research. Thanks for the great video

[jasonyannuccelli]

Thanks man....  that was a very helpful tutorial for me being that it is my first look at 3D modelling.Cheers

[boristindo]

This software is awesome! and again your tutorial was really helpful, thank you gentleman!

[michaelsteyn]

Thanks. I've been trying to figure out making things with different programs, before I go ahead and get my first 3d printer. I figure this part would be the hardest to learn, you've explained this very well... again, thanks!

[FriedSynapse]

I knew nothing about 3D printing yesterday. I thought it looked very complicated because of some of the design specs I'd glanced at... but now I know they aren't so complicated with this program. I feel like I'm ready to get into it now. It was just a matter of having someone break it down like this. So thank you!

(side note... I think I saw a preset on there that said "dice." How flipping awesome is that?! It's like they KNOW exactly what I wanted this for!!!)

[suzmay]

This was an extremely helpful video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[stevenspurgin]

Thank you for the excellent intro tutorial. You explained everything extremely well

[francer.]

Thank u! The way you explained it was very comprehensive. Like I actually understood you! You’re great at teaching :)

[ryanrogers]

Found you 5 years later, subbed for the tinkercad vids! I'm just getting started in all this 3d printing stuff

[JamesCaprioPhotography]

Thanks, just bought a 3D Printer and you have given me a good place to start.

[dapomartins]

Thank you so much, the tutorial was so simple and precised.
I'll love to know how to group two shapes of different colours and still maintain the colour difference. Thank you.

[kirknelson]

i've been using tinkercad for a few months, and i'm learning things it could do that i didn't know, Thanks :)

[jayhakim]

i dont normally subscribe to channels, but your video has no nonsense, no annoying intros, no bulshit vlog that takes me 24 minnutes before i see a cummins diesel blow up for example. clear consise and right to the point, plus you seem like a cool chil dude who is up at 3 am making videos. rock on bro keep it movin'

[CarlPapa]

So, with enough time and tweaking, with some precision measurements, I could make myself a file for a pair of gun grips, correct?

[askmahesh]

I stumbled upon this video for designing 3D prints and even though it is basic but I did not know that it was that easy to design. Your way of explaining was so to the point and clear. I will now watch all your videos.
Thanks for the great tutorial

[fender]

Thank you! I just ordered a CR-10 mini. I'll start with TinkerCad and play around for a while.