How To: Shoulder Joints in Nomad on iPad for 3D Printing

After playing around with making an action figure, I thought people would appreciate a tutorial on how to make these joints in Nomad Sculpt on the iPad. This is purely in Nomad, and specifically for FDM printing (filament based 3d printers).
The files for this will be on my patreon I guess? Does anyone want the files for this video? Maybe.
patreon: / calebkraft
Resources I mentioned:
@SouthernGFX nomad tutorials: / southerngfx
Hasbro explaining joints in Zbrush for injection molding: • Hasbro Toys - Star War...
and here's the full action figure of Old Man Ninja Turtle: www.printables.com/model/2410...
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[@Zylouke]

Caleb, again THANK YOU SO MUCH I couldnt find any tutorials on youtube regarding a hinge and you were the only one who could help me so thank you 😁

[@jamesfoxsmith]

Very helpful but all the eyeballing is making me suffer

[@zsmall]

Tio for anyone that sees this comment. When splitting the shoulder joint use the rectangle split tool instead of the line and make it the size of the middle section you want. Doing this will make sure it's straight and also automatically join the two outsides of the joint together.

[@PlayerA9925]

Hello, could you tell me which app you use to make models for 3D printing? I haven't found any for cell phones so far.

[@balgrimesart564]

Thx for the tutorial, but I don't get what is the purpose of the hole at the end

[@pingunah]

Thank you! I bought an ipad for 3D modeling (among other things, but in a less artistic way), but shapr3D is juts too expensive if you use Brazilian Real currency... Nomad is way cheaper and now I know that I can do such "engineering" structures to print!

[@wholebitmedia]

Wasn't there an addon that created different hinge and ball joints automatically with booleans for 3dprinting

[@zinetx]

Jesus thank god for Blender.

[@carlosorozco3368]

Did you really use a piece of filament as the pivot pin for the real figure or was a trim of metal wire?

[@nickholl]

is this printed using PLA?

[@b.d.y.k.1081]

Just found this, your genius has not gone unnoticed, salute.

[@LexiLake]

Thank you so much, this video single handedly made my toy modeling class final project possible

[@garrettglass8854]

Awesome. I am struggling with this program since I got it as a brain break from blender. I really wish nomad sculpt had some of blenders features. One way i am having to find some of the precision I've been missing is to use that snap view box. When aligning the cylinder through the ball i would have looked from top view and centered them and then looked from right view and centered and then looked from front front view and centered. In any order just making sure orthographic view is active.

[@1godaboveALL]

❤THANK YOU for Sharing!❤

[@GlyphAnim]

this has been something i've been looking for for about a week now, tysm i have just started getting into 3d printing and all of this has been super useful info thanks a ton

[@jaju7174]

I needed this video so bad. Thank you so much please make more 🙏🙏🙏

[@alkalostrytoart1024]

madlad actually eyeball the entire process lol.

[@zsmall]

Thanks for this video! I was wanting to learn to model my own action figures and thanks to your I can do it in Nomad which is even better because I can do it anywhere.

[@firemyst9064]

Thanks for the clean video, and the links about more on joints!

[@sadieross-johnson2800]

Brilliant tutorial, many thanks