Here is another 3D projects to help beginners grasp how assembling is done in Tinkercad. Here is the project we will be working on in this sessions. The following image will give us information that will help replicate the object of today’s exercise. How to assemble With Tinkercad The ultimate tool helping you to assemble …
It’s been fun playing with Autodesk Tinkercadlately. In this post, we are longing to get down to the nuts and bolts of really jumping into Tinkercad and start creating from the first day. Tinkercad tutorial 2D sketch Ninety percent of the time, you will start your design with a 2D sketch while using Tinkercad. It …
Here comes a simple and easy 3D project that is going be the object we will replicate in this post using Thinkercad. Feel free to use whatever CAD software you may happen to have. 3D project Here are the detailed 2D representations of the project Let’s dive into it. 3D project using Tinkercad Step 1 …
You can not Model with Autodesk Tinkercad if you have not properly understood how to Move, Rotate and Copy objects. We have lately worked on diverse 3D projects for beginners here were we intensely made use of tools allowing us to get these manipulations done. In this session, we are coming back to lessen the difficulties many …
This post will show you how as a beginner, you can model a simple object like a vase or a cup using AutoCAD. We will see how you can make use of the REVOLVE command to design realistic object in AutoCAD. How to use REVOLVE in AutoCAD Using the REVOLVE command in AutoCAD requires you …
Here is another 3D How-to tutorial that might be of help to improve your skill in 3D CAD Design using AutoDesk Tinkercad For the sake of simplicity and practicality, we won’t be showing the icons allowing you to perform in each step, assuming you have been following the series of designs with Tinkercad published earlier …
Welcome to this lesson! Before starting I would love to mention that we have had a couple of 3D projects earlier here, but those lessons were most focused on creating 3D objects using AutoCAD. Here is how to dive into Tinkercad and start creating cool 3D objects that you can print if you want to. …
Let’s dissolve the boundary once more! Here will be a quick but complex 3D mechanical modeling project you can use to practice your skill in 3D using any software you find handy. Although this would have been a nice practice exercise for AutoCAD users, We will be using Autodesk Tinkercad for this challenge, maybe we …
The average CAD user knows the importance of a mouse in 3D modeling. And this is why most designers, go through the rather tedious process of selecting the best mouse for CAD modeling rather than simply settling for the traditional mouse. Although everyone has his or her peculiarity in terms of how they approach CAD …
Modeling can be fun when using Thinkercad, and the following practice exercise will help you have an idea about how things are done in Tinkercad which can lead to helping you come out with a really useful project down the line. If you have been using the LOFT command and the SHELL command in other …
With this exercise, we are heading toward advance modeling sessions using CAD. Here you will learn how to use what you have learned so far to model about anything you want to model in real life using AutoCAD (or other CAD software). We will model a stool using elementary 3D commands in AutoCAD, all by …
We have taken a good time lately working on mastering the basics in AutoCAD, and with this skill, you must be able to replicate any 2D images using AutoCAD. As you must have noticed from our past experience, learning AutoCAD goes first with understanding what the environment is made of, How to draw basic shapes, …
With what we have worked on last time, this should be just a piece of cake. Here is a table to go with the stool we modeled last time. The table is a combination of two big pieces using the puzzle-joint-technique, and looking at it with the designer eye, it is just a bunch of …
Here is a cool 3D design project to work on as a beginners. In this session, we will use Tinkercad to model the stool you can see on the picture below. Here are the 2D representations of each part of the stool with dimensions. Step 1 Open the software and make sure you are working …