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While creating designs it helps to see your shapes from all sides.The ViewCube (located at the top left of Tinkercad) will help you look around.Let's learn how you can change your view.
While creating designs it helps to see your shapes from all sides.The ViewCube (located at the top left of Tinkercad) will help you look around.Let's learn how you can change your view.
Let's learn how to rotate shapes on the Workplane.
In this project you will learn how to remove material from another shape using the hole feature.
While building you may need to line up shapes. Let's try aligning some shapes.
When designing, the workplane can become cluttered with shapes. Instead of moving or deleting shapes that you may need, you can easily just hide the shapes from view until you need them again.
In this project you will learn to make a key ring using letters!
While creating in Tinkercad it can be helpful to make a copy of a shape in your design.
A student is ready to print their Tinkercad designs after completing the 11 lesson plans below. The final activity is a printable nametag keychain, and submitting it to the Polar Cloud for printing!
Learn how to change a shape's scale by sizing it up or down.
The duplicate command is similar to the copy command, but has a few added benefits. Let's try it out and see what the duplicate command can do.
Placing shapes is one of the most common actions taken in Tinkercad and is simply the act of getting a shape into the design and onto the Workplane.
Grouping shapes lets you combine shapes into a single object. Any shape in the group can be used to add or remove material from the other shapes it is combined with.
3D printing may seem like magic, and it is - but printing certain objects takes careful consideration. Knowing what you're up against means fewer failed prints, and less wasted time/filament.