Tinkercad Tutorial - Create a Working Hinge for 3D Printing (Advanced)

[@MegaTapdog]

I know this old, but it is still relevant for me, thank you and subbed.

[@Bertthesnail]

would you happen to know if the one with the hole in it moves alone or can they can both be moved independently

[@deltajohnny]

Great video and very precise technique!! I had no idea that hinges could be printed with 2 pieces at the same time 👏👏👏 By the way: if you want to "drop" the piece on the workplane, you can press the letter "D", and Tinkercad does it automatically 😉😉

[@jaysimon6575]

Are you using a hammer to push your mouse buttons? It is so loud. Maybe your mic is too close to the mouse. I like the content though, thanks.

[@MegaTapdog]

really? you people that troll and look for anything to complain about make yourselves look silly and petty.
You are not invited to my birthday party.

[@jaysimon6575]

Sorry. Maybe that really loud clicking was in my head. @@MegaTapdog

[@drewgollias9119]

Very well done!

[@envisionrobotics]

Thanks!

[@xddavs6051]

thankyou! you earned a sub!

[@envisionrobotics]

Thanks!

[@GX_Crake]

Will it work after it 3d printed in real life.

[@BillYovino]

It does. I just printed one as a test

[@nmore69]

How does the 3D printer print the peg ? Amazing

[@pacificcoastminiatures]

Great tutorial but please get a less noisy mouse - that was really annoying to listen to.

[@NilssonDesignandFab]

But that wont close all the way. The pin is to low.