tinkercad drone 3d models

Super simple design made using the hexagon shapes on TinkerCAD. Each section is a different thickness/depth, with the "one" letters as the thickest, then the outer frame, then the small honeycombs. I printed both pieces without a raft, and it...

This is my first design uploaded to Thingiverse, and I'm a complete beginner when it comes to CAD software - TinkerCAD was the tool of choice for this project. I'm a firm believer in keeping hobbies as budget-friendly as possible, which forces me to...

What little I do control, I do through https://www.tinkercad.com/, so. Possibly this REMIX could be improved a lot more. Anyway, I share it here, in principle to thank the main contribution made by the authors mentioned above and in case it could...

I personally used one from rs components as they have quiet 24v ones https://americas.rsdelivers.com/product/rs-pro/od4010-24lb/rs-pro-24-v-dc-dc-axial-fan-40-x-40-x-10mm-85m-h/1442036 This is a remix of two Ender 3 electronics cases:...

The design for the controller housing was not created by me, but rather taken from a design I came across on Tinkercad. Unfortunately, I forgot the designer's name, but their work can be easily found on that site, so any credit for the design is...

(Again edited, not stretched) - Add a hole for the X862 USB jack - Modified holes for screws to accept flat head countersunk M2.5 screws - Created 'bump-out' to accommodate the X862 - Closed up the SD Card slot (booting from X862 attached drive; no...

Having recently ventured into 3D printing, I created Cable McClippy using Tinkercad to address this issue. The design is intentionally flexible but had to be adjusted since I didn't have access to flexible materials at the time. The cord used to...

Next, download and import the Briggs and Stratton piston STL file into a 3D modeling software (such as Tinkercad or Fusion 360). Use the software to dissect the piston into its individual components, labeling each one accordingly. 3. With the piston...

In my mind, I combined these two ideas and used some basic design software to put it all together with Tinkercad. INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Print out one of everything, including the handle if you want to use it. Assemble the parts by aligning the fin bumps...

I used Tinkercad to design a quarter with specific dimensions: 24.26 mm in diameter and 1.75 mm wide. Students can use these dimensions or choose their own coin type, researching its measurements online. I deliberately designed one side with an...

A computer with a 3D modeling software like Fusion 360 or Tinkercad is required for designing the PCB layout. Additionally, you will need a 3D printer capable of printing high-resolution objects, such as the Anycubic I3 Mega. Now that we have our...

... You can also choose to make a template of a drink coaster in another program - for example, Tinkercad. Then, I merged the drink coaster with the 3D model (of the logo) after scaling the model in Meshmixer. In Meshmixer, I made the 'positive' file.

... results by using Cura as a slicer and specifying that supports should only touch the bed. The other gaps were simply bridged on my printer. How I Designed This I primarily used TinkerCAD to design this project. ... Game of Thrones on the O'Cello!

Here's the Tinkercad link so you can mess with it yourself. I've grouped the base and cover as two pieces that fit together. You're able to download selected pieces individually. I've included the 2 separate pieces as well as the grouped .stl file...

This Thing Was Made with Tinkercad. Update 1: 18 Degree Horsehead Added. Recent Testing Suggests That the 18 Degree Horsehead is Very Good with Hard Steering Springs and Gyro, Even on Slippery Surfaces. Update 2: Separate Files Uploaded for Each...

What I did is: - straightened the Y-axis - designed and printed an adapting piece to fit an HEVO-Hotend-Carriage - converted to a bowdensetup (for this, I took an existing design and just redid a few things in tinkercad because I'm that kind of guy)...

If you want it loose, just sand down the inside a little.\nPrint Settings Below:\nPrinter: P3Steel Toolson Edition\nFilament: Rigid.ink 1.75 PLA - Black (Amazon http://amzn.to/2fYxRZW)\nFilament used: 12.31m 37.02g\nLayer Height: 0.2mm\nTemperature...

Use TinkerCAD, Autodesk Fusion 360, or OpenSCAD to modify the source files or recreate them from scratch. Customize, modify, remix, and recreate your own Otto! Materials needed for a workshop: Electronic parts, 3D components of Otto, extra servos...

Obviously, don't let glue run down Axle to wheel. 3.) Glue Seat in place over "T" on body of motorcycle in seat area. 4.) Add Mini-Figure if desired and enjoy. Hint: A dry bar of soap makes a great lubricant to help assemble 3D Prints or for moving...

... tolerances of one hundredth of a millimeter. You need to be careful when cleaning up the supports because if you take out more material than the support then you will reduce the clip's power to hold the glass. How I designed this: Made in Tinkercad.

This arm was designed in Tinkercad.com and printed in PETG, but it could be printed in other materials (no flexi, or maybe yes...). You will need this to complete: 1x pi camera 3x M3x8mm for the links 3x M3 nuts for the links 4x M2x8mm for the...

All of the pieces were designed using Tinkercad. Instructions: Each piece was printed at .10 layer height with 10% infill on my Makerbot Replicator. I printed them one at a time, but you can try printing bricks if you like - just be aware that...

the extra Cable Route is for my USB Cable from My Webcam, routed internally to connect to the Pi, mounted on this design: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4257585 (Note: I am not great at design, so this was all modified in Tinkercad, can always be...

I edited this in Tinkercad and this is my first foray into 3D models, so any criticism is welcome. Put the Raspi in on top of the little nubs, push the USB and Ethernet ports into the recess, then slide the whole Pi down onto the nubs. I managed to...

You Can Also Use Tinkercad to Create a Template for a Drink Coaster. After Scaling the Model, I Merged It with the Drink Coaster and Exported It as an STL File. To Ensure Smooth Printing, I Sliced the Model and Previewed It in My Slicer...

... I took some measurements and went out to tinkercad and designed a tube to house the objective group and attach it to a focuser. I ended up printing 3 pieces in the design. I incorporated a vixen dovetail into the focuser to lower objective group.

For example: Tinkercad. Than I merged the drink coaster with the 3D model (of the logo) after scaling the model in Meshmixer. In Meshmixer, I made the 'positive' file. For the negative model, I used 123Design to subtract the file from a...

... or use machine screws and pretend they're self-tapping. You can even just sit the right-hand fin into its "bucket" and not use any screws - it's trapped between the duct and the rails anyway, and not going anywhere. Design Designed in TinkerCad.

I loved the idea for a Redstone Lamp, but being a perfectionist, I noticed that some side cutouts were rotated 90 degrees in TinkerCAD. I corrected this and then remixed the design to create my own supports using Cura. When I printed it, I wasn't...

I remixed this using Tinkercad with ease. Gimbal: www.goodluckbuy.com/3-axis-brushless-gimbal-camera-mount-with-32bit-storm32-controller-for-gopro-3-4-fpv-black.html Phone mount: http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/302479122452 joystick:...