How to design a cookie cutter in Inkscape and Tinkercad for 3D printing
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
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First tutorial I've seen that makes sense and doesn't require weird obscure tools. Thank you!
Thank you so much for being short, sweet but to the point! Wish I saw this video first!
I wrote down and followed your video step by step and it worked perfectly. I have had some trouble importing my files to tinkercad so this was amazing. Im going to print my clover cookie cutter today. Yay. Thank You.
As Mary below, your tutorial is fantastic and so helpful, thank you Troy
First: I have learned all I know about Inkscape from you! I thank you for that!!! I had watched only video (from someone else) that had so many useless steps, I had to stop and look for another. 2nd is a charm because I found you! Thank you so much! I have learned that I should search your channel before doing any other searches!
Thanks for this tutorial. I volunteered to provide cookies for my kid's HS band awards ceremony and thought "What could be better than a caricature of the band director?" Your tutorial gave me just about everything I needed for the cutter base and I had to re-learn a little more InkScape to do the embossed lines for the features. It was a success! My only problem was I had made some lines too thin the first time so they didn't get printed. I have to remember to check the slider preview before printing...
Finaly, Finally, after a few hours of intense searching, I found a tutorial that I understand and is great. Thx !
Wonderful video. I am a retired teacher who has been encouraged by you to try to make polymer clay jewelry cutters very similar to cookie cutters but smaller. Thank you very much for sharing her knowledge. I subscribe to her channel and I hope to continue learning to buy the 3D printer. ❤️🌹👌👏👏👏
Fantastic. Thank you so much for this tutorial mate! I was your 500th like! Woo hoo well done. lol.
Well something I’ve not seen before. Thanks for sharing this.
Thank you Sir! I've been using Sure Cuts Alot & Silhouette Studio for years but have only had my 3d printer for 2wks... I'm actually looking to make outlines/frames for use with resin but can apply what you've shared here and modify it for my needs. Great, simple, and to the point video! Perfect!!!!
How do I make a cookie cutter of a shape I found online? I designed the star one like you did but when I tried to import a picture and follow the same steps it didn't work. Tried to get rid of the fill and it stayed black.
I’m having the same issue.
Great tutorial, the best 3D printing tutorial on youtube and i watched many! Thank you Sir for sharing..
Fantastic! Thank you so much 🙏. I am a resin artist and just got a 3 d printer today and have almost no background with cad, so this was extremely helpful in breaking down my fear of creating with Tinkercad. I am not interested in making toys and that’s what almost all the videos I have found on 3d printing are about. I am using this to make pieces to go inside of my art to offer support and new shaping options and I found your video to be so helpful. Any future videos expanding on your use of Tinkercad, or any websites that you find useful for downloading good plans for non toy 3d print items would be fantastic! Thank you 🌞
Such a great video so helpful and straightforward, thank you so much!
so I figured out how to use the alignment tool, it worked. I always get excited when something actually works that I make, I'm getting better; not expert
Thank you so much!!!! For the first time I managed to design something. I do thank you very much for this very instructive video.
I would love a video on how to create a cuter with embossed stamp
So, a cutter that will press an image into the cookie dough on top?
oh yes me to please. love your videos
@TroyTube Yes, I believe that's wht they meant & I would LOVE to learn the same. You're great!!!!
by far the best video i have seen! thankyou
Awesome video. Thanks
This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you so much!
this is so fantastic thank you so much, could you also show me how to add writing to the side of a cutter for labeling? Kelly
I would like to see that as well. Thank u for asking because I didn't think of it until I read your comment. L :)
This is exactly what I needed! Just wanted to know dimensions to use!
Super Helpfull troy, tnx for sharing and making this helpful video
You are absolutely amazing.
Great tutorial! I appreciate how straightforward your instructions are.
I am trying to follow these steps with a design I made. I imported a png line drawing into Inkscape, used the trace bitmap function to get a path, and adjusted the thickness of the path to create three different svg files. On my computer, the svg drawings show different thicknesses, but when I import them into Tinkercad, they all are the same thickness. Any idea what I might be doing wrong?
One thought is that the path in Inkscape seems to be one singular one on top of the line drawing instead of one around the outside of the line and one around the inside of the line. Could that be the problem? If so, how would I fix that?
This was exactly what I've been looking for. However, if this was a cookie cutter with a design inside, would we use the same bottom measurements and middle, or make it even shorter?
Have you ever experienced the blade part of the cookie cutter having the passes separate and make multiple thin blades?
thank you so much! this helped me immensly. :)
Great video!
I would like to understand why you first change the document properties to pixels? Thank you in advance 😊
Good question...hope he replies. :)
NICE!!!!
I am committed to learning this craft as I really want to create many items we want in our outdoor garden railway. So, please tell me the printer name again and the filament name. I think I can use Inkscape well enough since you taught me how with your videos! Thank you!
The one I have is in my Amazon store www.amazon.com/shop/troytube
What are your settings on the ender3 to print? For PLA of course. Thank you
Great video and very informative! My 11 year old son just purchased a 3D printer and this is exactly how he was wanting to make cutters. He followed along and printed the star perfect but then he tried importing one of his own shapes and was unable to print it. Can you give us any tips on how to do this with our own shapes?
regardless of what the shape is, the steps should be the same
Not sure if you will see this on older video, but I would love help with setting for CC in Cura that you use, I am having a hard time with my Ender 3 printing them out right! Love how easy it is to follow along with you!!
What do u mean by "CC in Cura?" I'm learning myself & not a very young person, so I think of carbon copy when I see CC & I'm sure that's not what you're referring to. Thank you. L😅
HI thank you , i just bought a 3dprinter Mp vectoro and have no clue , would theseb soft ware also work for this printer , trying to make cookie cutters please help awesome vidio
Thankyou so so so much :)
🤣 "why buy a $4 something....when you can buy a $400 dollar 3D printer and make it yourself" 😆 ..... You are funny! 🤣
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Love the video. Do you have suggestions for an alternative to Inkscape for Mac users? I cannot get Inkscape to open on my Mac.
Thank you for your video! Does your star make a sharp cut?
how do I get my design from tinkercad to my printer
Hi Troy! Thank you for the video's!! I've Subscribed and look forward to seeing all your videos. I'm learning to make cookie cutters and have followed your video to the T but after the point of changing the sizes of all three stars, when I try moving the second one to save in the boxed area the changed size part (2.0) is moving to the box then there is still a star from that move. I can not delete and then the stars to the side of the box are saved as well when I put them into Tinkercad. Hope that makes sense....help please!
I think my Inkscape version is different than yours but not sure that matters. Thanks!
Is it the same process if we import our procreated design to Inkscape? I wasn’t able to do the fill and stroke step?
Thank you!!!!🎉
Hi I need some help to make the cutter wall longer can you help me please
Cool thanks
Can you pleeeease make a video where you do a custom cookie cutter? I’m struggling with creating my own!
Not sure what you mean, it would be the same process for the most part.
Hi, enjoyed ur video.... when I searched on Amazon for the Creality Printer, it's telling me it cannot be shipped to my location..... I'm in Texas, USA... so wondering why??? Would u know by chance? Thank you.
No clue this is the one I have
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Having done this for a year more since the posting of this video, have you discovered a way to make a smooth transition instead of the more obvious 2 stepped wall? I'm looking to create a clay cutter and want more of a "bladed" edge.
If you're wanting a tapered edge, I can't imagine a way to get that without sanding. A resin printer perhaps, but I have not worked with them so I'm not sure of their capabilities.
Oh my god, "why buy a $4 hook, when I can buy $400 in tools and make it myself" I feel seen... :D
At the price of gas, self manufacturing is almost profitable 🤣
Hi, I followed this tutorial but when it comes to changing the thickness of the line, it stayed the same. I started with a line drawing of a leaf, not a filled in image. What should I do to change the thickness of the line please?
The problem with starting with a line drawing is that you have two paths, an inner and an outer path, even if the line is thin. You need to start with a solid shape. The best way would be to do Path then Break Part and delete the inner object and start with the outer solid object.
@TroyTube Thank you for explaining this. I have turned the line drawing into two solid shapes, as the inside of the leaf had veining, and then made two objects. I then used tinker cad to assemble it. Hope it works out when it comes to print.
@@TroyTube An update on the printing, hope you can help. The slicer didn't slice the 0.8mm wall. I selected print thin walls, it showed the wall in the preview. But when it printed, the walls were like a raft diagonal lines with thin layers in between making a net, and not adhered to the next layer of the cookie cutter (the holder). Is there anything I can do in the profile settings to fix the thin walls?
Hi! Which 3d printer do you recomend? And which brand of PLA would work best? I live in Costa Rica and it gets really expensive to buy cookie cutters every month so I want to buy a 3d printer. Wha are your thoughts in the Artillery printer?
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Para realizar cortador con sello?
No estoy seguro de por qué estás preguntando
Hello, is there an iPad alternative for Inkscape ??
Not really, at least none that I could find that compared. At one time there was one on the App store that was a scam where they were tricking people into using it on a remote server window which gave them access to your login, passwords, etc. Not sure if it's still out there or not, but be careful for any that actually say they are inkscape for ipad because it does not exist.
@@TroyTube Thanks for the reply! just one more question,I create images using procreate to print but then when i imported them to inkscape, i wasn't able to do the fill and stroke step, any tips?
5:50 Hi! How did you get them back? 😯
Undo...listen to the audio as I step through everything.
@@TroyTube English is not my native language, I listened and also read the subtitles ...however, I did not understand this moment in the video. Please explain.
@@nataliya6093 I see! Pressing CTRL + Z is UNDO. Pressing CTRL + is X is Cut and CTRL + V is Paste.
@@TroyTube thank you! 👍
Is the filament used food safe?
PLA filament is generally food safe
@@TroyTube Ok. Thank you. I have a printer, but was unsure about food safe items.