At 1:33 you "pull out two boxes". But it looked like you were just dragging in one it was so quick. Do I assume when the first box landed you just hit control D but omitted to mention you did that ? Obviously I'm a newbie. For us its helpful to not assume too much and mention more of the things you do behind the scenes, even though they're often basic and trivial. Nice video. Thank you so much.
Hi. Thank you for your video. I am trying to learn Tinkercad as I have a project I want to do and I am not getting anywhere with it. It's a joined 3 piece puzzle, and once I create different surfaces for the 3 pieces, I'd like to delete the lines separating the pieces.
Hi again. I don't want any help. I've got some maggot here on my computer keeping score and I don't want to give the impression that I need help. Thanks.
This looks like an interesting video but that endlessly repeating guitar riff was so annoying I could not get more than a few minutes into this video !
odd i dont even have the "printables" or smithsonian options in dropdown.. i realize this is years old but why would they remove stuff instead of adding to it
Thank you so much! Finally got a print to work that I had been struggling with for months!
Awesome tutorial! Great video!
when you press the box at about minute 4:07 You may need to hold the shirt key first then click the box and then the part and then group.
Awesome video, just saved me a headache on a very involved print, thanks man!
Great video, I am amazed that TinkerCad can do this.
It's amazing they make it so hard for no reason
Excellent thanks!
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Thanks - what I have found myself, it is better to cut holes in both halves, about 2mm in diameter, and then cut matching lengths of filament as plugs
At 1:33 you "pull out two boxes". But it looked like you were just dragging in one it was so quick. Do I assume when the first box landed you just hit control D but omitted to mention you did that ? Obviously I'm a newbie. For us its helpful to not assume too much and mention more of the things you do behind the scenes, even though they're often basic and trivial. Nice video. Thank you so much.
Hi. Thank you for your video. I am trying to learn Tinkercad as I have a project I want to do and I am not getting anywhere with it. It's a joined 3 piece puzzle, and once I create different surfaces for the 3 pieces, I'd like to delete the lines separating the pieces.
what if i wanted to free hand draw the cut, like if i wanted to split the object with a squiggly line
Is it possible to stretch a portion of an existing STL file? Seems I am not able to select the circle to stretch it.
hey man im having a problem with a project can you lend a hand?
Absolutely! Shoot me an email and I'll be glad to help.
Hi again. I don't want any help. I've got some maggot here on my computer keeping score and I don't want to give the impression that I need help. Thanks.
This looks like an interesting video but that endlessly repeating guitar riff was so annoying I could not get more than a few minutes into this video !
Ah thank you for letting me know! I won't put that in future videos, sorry
odd i dont even have the "printables" or smithsonian options in dropdown.. i realize this is years old but why would they remove stuff instead of adding to it
It's still there.