I absolutely love your videos, when I see your face on a search result, it's the one I pick every time, so quick, concise and thorough. I tried the tinkercad tutorial on the workplane, and just didn't get it, it wasn't done well, and explained really nothing about what this tool can be used for.. it was just a follow the steps, but still left me guessing. Your videos are awesome and give so much information that is left out, and in such a "this is easy, don't stress kinda voice that I don't feel frustration". Thanks so much for the time you take to make them to help us newbies. APPRECIATE YOU GREATLY
Man oh man. I really learned a lot from your "previous" video creating the paintbrush model. It is an excellent video getting to the threshold of being a bit l-o-n-g. THIS IS a completely different story. You knew how to use one important aspect and make a PERFECT PRESENTATION on that aspect at the core. I really ENJOYED THIS VIDEO. 😉 Usually presenters such as NEXT LAYER try to pack WAY TOO MUCH into one video that it becomes TORTUOUS AND TEDIOUS because of it being TOO LONG 😡 CONGRATULATIONS AGAIN!!!
Wow. Thanks so much I’m truly happy to hear this. I really appreciate the feedback and the praise on the execution. I have a full series this week where I’m teaching all the things in tinkercad so by the end you can be a master in the program. Thanks again!
Leaving this here for anyone facing my same predicament. Suppose I wanted to make the face of the orange cylinder that the purple cone is now sitting on as my new work plane. I cannot see that face on either the purple cone or the orange cylinder. I can make the plane visible by not moving either out of the way by selecting the object I want to hide and pressing either ctrl+H or the lightbulb to hide say the purple cone. A lightbulb then appears on the menu to show all, or you can press ctrl+shift+H to unhide all.
I've been trying to figure out how to invert the plane so the item goes inside of the other item. so in your case, the cylinder would have a cone carved into it. Its like having the plane on the inside surface rather than the outside and the cone being a hole rather than a solid.
Is there a way to drop an object to the opposite side of a workplane? If you hold shift while dragging a new object onto the plane it does it however I haven't found a way to do it after the object is placed.
I am trying to replicate a 10/24 screw. since the tread object is metric. I don't understand if the thread count is 24 per inch. Is the thread count in (rotations in the selection of the tread) 24 per what? inch or mm or 24 rotations per 25.4 mm =1inch
Your way of teaching is simply awesome. Tinkercad and Cura are much less scary now. Thanks for sharing!!!
Wow!!! Cool!!! You Make It Easy To Follow!!!! I Really Appriciate It!!!! Thank You Chris!!!👍😎
Hey! I’m glad it was. It’s a great little program to make stuff in.
I absolutely love your videos, when I see your face on a search result, it's the one I pick every time, so quick, concise and thorough. I tried the tinkercad tutorial on the workplane, and just didn't get it, it wasn't done well, and explained really nothing about what this tool can be used for.. it was just a follow the steps, but still left me guessing. Your videos are awesome and give so much information that is left out, and in such a "this is easy, don't stress kinda voice that I don't feel frustration". Thanks so much for the time you take to make them to help us newbies.
APPRECIATE YOU GREATLY
I'm so giddy a bout how good your videos are.
Man oh man. I really learned a lot from your "previous" video creating the paintbrush model. It is an excellent video getting to the threshold of being a bit l-o-n-g. THIS IS a completely different story. You knew how to use one important aspect and make a PERFECT PRESENTATION on that aspect at the core. I really ENJOYED THIS VIDEO. 😉 Usually presenters such as NEXT LAYER try to pack WAY TOO MUCH into one video that it becomes TORTUOUS AND TEDIOUS because of it being TOO LONG 😡
CONGRATULATIONS AGAIN!!!
Wow. Thanks so much I’m truly happy to hear this. I really appreciate the feedback and the praise on the execution. I have a full series this week where I’m teaching all the things in tinkercad so by the end you can be a master in the program. Thanks again!
Just solved the exact problem I've been having
that was fantastic. Youre a great teacher
Good job! Thanks
Love the humor. The tutorial(s) are great too. Have you ever seen A Million Ways to Die in the West? My guess is "Yes".
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TinkerCad now has a CRUISE that add a work part to an added part
Leaving this here for anyone facing my same predicament. Suppose I wanted to make the face of the orange cylinder that the purple cone is now sitting on as my new work plane. I cannot see that face on either the purple cone or the orange cylinder. I can make the plane visible by not moving either out of the way by selecting the object I want to hide and pressing either ctrl+H or the lightbulb to hide say the purple cone. A lightbulb then appears on the menu to show all, or you can press ctrl+shift+H to unhide all.
I've been trying to figure out how to invert the plane so the item goes inside of the other item. so in your case, the cylinder would have a cone carved into it. Its like having the plane on the inside surface rather than the outside and the cone being a hole rather than a solid.
Is there a way to drop an object to the opposite side of a workplane? If you hold shift while dragging a new object onto the plane it does it however I haven't found a way to do it after the object is placed.
how do you zero back your part if you go off its axis?
I am trying to replicate a 10/24 screw. since the tread object is metric. I don't understand if the thread count is 24 per inch. Is the thread count in (rotations in the selection of the tread) 24 per what? inch or mm or 24 rotations per 25.4 mm =1inch