Lol, nice that was me that asked that question! i ended up figuring out a way to just get a 22.5 degree angle, but after seeing this i will have to go back and mess around with it!
Thanks for asking it! I think I will find a ton of uses for the protractor now. Much of the time I use guess and check... This should make me more efficient.
Nice trick.. You did it very quickly but the workplane trick is also new to me. It's nice by the way you always display the key shortcuts.. I am starting to use them more and more nowadays.
Thanks bud. I found that the shortcuts helped a ton in the classroom. When kids were designing with 2 hands (mouse & shortcuts) they seemed to grasp things quicker. I cannot live without D for dropping to the workplane any more. =)
Hi, your presentation are really helpfull. I have a "challenge" for you: how can I make screws and nuts in tinkercad in standard sizes (ex. M5, M6, ...) and various lenghts. Thanks
That is a long wait. I enjoyed the Lions stuff. The feedback today seems good. As we both know though... it can turn into anything once the season starts.
I am so frustrated. I’m trying to make a mold with a cavity in it, and the top of the cavity has to be one measurement and the bottom of the cavity has to be another measurement and the wall has to be in 2° angle is so frustrating. I can’t do it.
This has got to be the most stupid question ever!! Ok here does... I am building parts for a shed tool and several parts are the same base but with adjusted pieces. Basically giving me 5 different tools that fit the same base. The question is, how can I save each version separately other than export - I want to save them in Tinkercad designs. Can anyone help please? Thank you!
You can export "the selected" object. So I would build all 5 in the same project. Then export each as needed. I may put that idea in a tutorial quick. I think it is a really great question.
This really was a big help! Thanks for sharing this.
My pleasure John. Thank you for the feedback! 👍💯
Lol, nice that was me that asked that question! i ended up figuring out a way to just get a 22.5 degree angle, but after seeing this i will have to go back and mess around with it!
Thanks for asking it! I think I will find a ton of uses for the protractor now. Much of the time I use guess and check... This should make me more efficient.
YOU HAVE THE BEST 3D DESIGN TUTORIAL.
The perfect way to start my day @crizzlytv6554. Thank you.
This was very helpful!
Fantastic! Makes my day to hear that @TurtleDogTV 👍
Good Jobs HL ModTech!
You rock Techmisu. Thanks for taking time to comment. 😍
Nice, easy protractor!
Thanks! I was pretty pleased with how that worked out. Super cool when it is really just because a viewer asked the right question. =)
Awesome
Makes my day to hear that! Thanks Blackpeerama SpaMink. 💯👍
Nice trick.. You did it very quickly but the workplane trick is also new to me. It's nice by the way you always display the key shortcuts.. I am starting to use them more and more nowadays.
Thanks bud. I found that the shortcuts helped a ton in the classroom. When kids were designing with 2 hands (mouse & shortcuts) they seemed to grasp things quicker. I cannot live without D for dropping to the workplane any more. =)
ty human... 2nd time back here, helpful as always.
still no idea how im going to find the 3 corner holes on my boomerang but...
Glad it was helpful. What sort of rules are there for corner holes in a boomerang?
Gracias
My pleasure @josejuanelche. Thank you for the feedback! 👍💯
Thanks so much this helped me
Makes my day to hear that! Thanks @eduardothegamer. 💯👍
How do I make it a custom hight?
There is a handle for Z. You can stretch it to whatever height you wish. I am not quite sure that is what you are asking though.
Hi, your presentation are really helpfull. I have a "challenge" for you: how can I make screws and nuts in tinkercad in standard sizes (ex. M5, M6, ...) and various lenghts. Thanks
Thank you. I will see what I can figure out, but it really may be more slick just to use a tool on Thingiverse. I will do some research.
Love it!
Thanks bud! Having a good week so far?
@@HLModTech Yeah how about you?
Crazy busy, but good. Super excited for the draft tonight. Do the Broncos have a pick?
@@HLModTech Unfortunately not to the third round, but the Lions have two tonight if I'm not mistaken!
That is a long wait. I enjoyed the Lions stuff. The feedback today seems good. As we both know though... it can turn into anything once the season starts.
I'm trying to places holes 1 3/4" apart from each other. How do I do that?
This one should help Master the Tinkercad Ruler in 3 Minutes | Simple Steps Slick Results
czcams.com/video/X3_JOFf69QE/video.html
How can I make a 15° angle?
Which part of the steps in that video are you stuck on?
I am so frustrated. I’m trying to make a mold with a cavity in it, and the top of the cavity has to be one measurement and the bottom of the cavity has to be another measurement and the wall has to be in 2° angle is so frustrating. I can’t do it.
Have you learned about inverse holes in Tinkercad yet? That may be the secret to getting your part created.
I’m only 1 day into it and I’m strolling along quick. I’ll tell you what I will praise those who go this for a living
This has got to be the most stupid question ever!! Ok here does...
I am building parts for a shed tool and several parts are the same base but with adjusted pieces. Basically giving me 5 different tools that fit the same base.
The question is, how can I save each version separately other than export - I want to save them in Tinkercad designs.
Can anyone help please?
Thank you!
You can export "the selected" object. So I would build all 5 in the same project. Then export each as needed. I may put that idea in a tutorial quick. I think it is a really great question.
See if this helps czcams.com/video/k1MQdeLgs0U/video.html
Wow! Thank you!
The perfect way to start my day @JustGAST. Thank you.