TinkerCad Workflows - Designing a Camera Bracket Part 1!
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- čas přidán 13. 07. 2024
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I love your thought process, talking and thinking out loud, so good.
Looking at Part 2 thumbnail and watching this made everything so much easier. It was making sense for each piece you were placing
I tried so many times to achieve this.....Your video made it happen! Thanks
My first printer is on its way and you pretty much just summed this whole engineering thing for me , create the solid form ,using negative shapes add your voids then group and go. great tutorial very strait forward thank you...
Your welcome and glade it helped!
Great video and explanations!!!! Really was interested in the star grip? you referred to, that would be great too. Thanks so much for sharing this with us!
Great video. I'm learning Tinker while I am waiting for my Prusa printer.
Excellent!
Great tutorial on TinkerCad.
+RJ_Make many thanks! It turned out better that I thought and the next thing is I am adding LED lighting brackets...
I luv TinkerCAD. Elementary, yet powerful :-)
Simple is beautiful :-)
awesome video man i subscribed
do you have any videos of how to put a thread in a hole in tinkercad?
Great, thanks can you show threading inside/outside metric and 1/4" No.20 tripod screws
+Protomaker Black Sprint Original 3D Printer your welcome however not sure about what you getting at with your question, can you rephrase it?
+DIY3DTECH.com This is a Great and Helpful Video...
Just hoping you can also show, for example, putting an No.20 1/4 inch tripod thread on to a bolt, external thread, and into a hole, internal thread, using TinkerCAD.
Other thread type videos could also help, ( like this video does ), e.g. Metric threads, Acme thread. Trapezoidal thread, etc...
Quick and easy Hexagon math for bolt heads or recessed holes for nuts. Take the short side measurement and divid it by 86.6%. Gives you the long side measurement dead on every time.
Edit: You can always ungroup objects to select a specific object to center align a hole in it, then regroup the entire assembly again.
Also if you ever need to see inside of a part you can just select it and turn it into a hole and when you're done just turn it back into a solid.
Nice tips! Thanks you!
Even easier hold shift when you select the corner and whatever dim you set for the face to face will auto scale the rest, just like when you shift and push pull with mouse.
Hi ccan you use it for milling parts out ????? let me now thans great video
Not really, you can export the STL and bring it into a CAM program, however your better with its big brother Fusion 360 which has its own CAM program...
Hello do you have a video showing your camera mount design set up, if so I would love to see it 'message me ' thank you
Not really I built this out of 3/4 inch plumbing pipe however have now moved on to one made from 20x20 maker rail and I will do a video as well as put all the pieces for it on thingiverse soon...
Hi, any idea how to add bevel to text?
Sorry not in thinkercad
Download MatterControl for free. It's similar to TinkerCad but a little more technical and clunky but it's still a block style CAD. If I remember correctly I believe it has more advanced text settings.
You wouldn't have had to eyeball the locations of the cinch bolt & pipe holes if you hadn't grouped the box and the cylinder.
John thanks for comment and good point!
You can always ungroup an entire assembly, select one specific object to align new shapes or holes to, then regroup the entire assembly again.
It's fast an easy, so not a big deal.
You can also lock shapes in place so it doesn't move when you want to align a new shape or hole with it.
Great video is tinkercad a free downlond i,m new to all this thanks Rob
Your welcome :-)
Why not PetG just curious
i feel so dumb ive always been afraid of cad and damn am i kickin myself for not finding tinkercad soooner!
Its a great starter CAD package!
Sometimes you mix your measurements - saying inches when you mean millimetres. Not a trainwreck, though.
LOL! I am ambidextrous when it comes to measurements :-)
this kinda sounds like kermit the frog frfr!!!!
I prefer Fozy the bear...
I liked the video to simply get it to 666 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
LOL!
Yeah, and now I'm gonna do this and this, and oops, so I gotta do that. Oh, oops, and so on.
And this is supposed to be a tutorial???
Shows the real world Anthony and in the real world real people do that sorry to say...
Yeah because only real engineers can 3D model parts exactly dead perfect the first time without any mistakes or errors whatsoever. Lol
Obvious sarcasm.
Design your own CAD software, then provide a real-world tutorial, then you can earn your wings a critic.
@@haroldkreye8770 Ah, I got it. So before I can criticize a tutorial, I need to design my own CAD software, make my own tutorial, and after that, I can write a comment. Yeah, good idea. Tell that to all people on the internet who critize something from somebody who makes a worthless tutorial about anything. Guess you'll be busy for the rest of your life.