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after clicking a second time (first to start drawing the circle at a midpoint, second to place the circle), the dimension box should appear. You then should be able to just start typing a number in using your keyboard, you don't need to click again to start to type. This would start drawing another circle.

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@@MrErdreich for sure you do you it is far more advanced then I am.

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@@MrErdreich and your book looks pretty exciting too

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great suggestion!

Good question! The concept is the same, but you would need to match your thread pattern to that of a garden hose. This shape doesn't make that too easy to do unforuntately. What I would suggest is to download a STL model of a garden hose fitting, you can find them on thingiverse or mcmaster carr, then import this model into Tinkercad and use that do create your shapes.

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Of course, thanks for the view!

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Less than you would think when reoriented actually, and I have a tutorial video coming out for this soon, stay tuned and don't forget to subscribe!

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Os objetos copiados copiarão todo o corpo. Se quiser ter peças separadas, você precisa garantir que escolheu "novo" ao fazer extrusões em vez de "adicionar"

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Not like this. Copying using the transform tool will always make dependencies. You should make separate objects within the sketch to have independent parts.

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The easiest way would be to make a sketch, draw a shape (rectangle), and extrude to remove the material you don't want at the top of the screw. You can also adjust do a manual sweep rather than a helix to have more control, but that's a bit more complex

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Thanks for the view and happy to assist! TPU comes in many different forms, some harder and more rigid than others which makes it easier to print, especially when combined with other rigid materials. I would suggest looking into GizmoDorks TPU, I find it to be the best compromise of rigid and flex and easy to print personally. You might also get away with a rigid material that has some flex to it, like PETg. PETg and TPU also print at similar temperatures, so swapping between those materials mid print would be easier to do than say PLA and TPU. Hope this helps!

@@MrErdreich Yes, Thanks for the information on the Filament, I now have to make a decision on a Printer.....

There are many great options out there, but not many of them are suitable to print TPU and flexible materials out of the box. Heated glass beds, direct drive extruders, and 2.85 mm filament printers typically do better with this if you were planning or primarily printing flexible or abrasive materials over PLA.

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Sorry to hear of your challenges! In terms of your bed, I would heat the bed to 70 degrees, then wipe it rather aggressively with a mixture of water and isopropyl alcohol using a scotch brite / brillo pad. This should activate the TPU bed and make it more sticky, without needing glue or tape (assuming you have the metal TPU bed...if not, I suggest you order one). I would also check your filament idler pulley, which you can learn more about here: ruclips.net/video/AJzafAzIYhM/видео.html

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Agreed, happy I could help!

What type of printer are you using? You need to design your threads so that the tolerances are suitable for your printer. For example, typically FFF printers need a tolerance of .05 - 1 mm, so you would need to ensure that you have a gap of at least that in your design for the threads to print correctly.

@MrErdreich I have no idea what was happening, but I didn't change anything in how I do my threads. They worked before, then they didn't, now they work again, lol. I have to assume the cad gliched.

@@canadianpatriot5577 it’s possible! Or perhaps print settings / calibration? Glad they are working for you again though!

I am not sure if I understand, this video was done in Tinkercad

Are you working on the correct layer?

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If you printed this in separate parts with some wiggle room to allow for rotation, it should rotate around the axle well.

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Happy to help! What type of nozzle are you using (copper, brass, steel, etc)? TPU really needs a harder nozzle like a coated copper or hardened steel one. I would assume you're using a brass, nickel, or copper nozzle and the TPU has just completely jammed the inside of it. If you plan to swap between different filaments, I would suggest a coated hardened steel nozzle and that you increase your overall print temp to 225 c rather than the default 205 or so typically used for PLA.

There are chambers designed to dehydrate filament, but personally I haven't had great success with prolonged use after dehydrating filament. The best suggestion is to be proactive.

It sounds like something is blocking your ability to select. Perhaps hide other sketches or planes? Or select the sketch that the second circle is on using the sidebar, not by actually clicking on the circle itself.

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You would want to use the revolve tool as shown in this video: ruclips.net/video/9YyJrRxvQ0s/видео.html