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Skill Disclaimer: I used Tinkercad and poor CAD skills to design this so I encourage much better remixes! Filament Recommendation: I used a FLIR camera to measure radiant heat from the heater block and its exposed to about 70°c when I heated...

I make a mockup of the M600 with a few blocks in Tinkercad very slightly larger to allow fit and used them as a hole to fit, also it included protrusions for the screws in the back and the barcode model and serial number sticker for the M600. ...As we...

I engineered this drum spinner combat robot in TinkerCAD. I dubbed it siren because of the sounds it makes as it whirls around. I'm still tinkering with a true whistle or siren to incorporate into the drum itself. So far, spinning in reverse has...

Once the students have formulated a plan, they will use 3D design software (like Tinkercad) to design printable models to create their display. Materials Needed Student groups will each need a computer with design software. Students will need a...

I imported this .SVG file into Tinkercad where the final mixing was performed (the heart shape and other detailed designs were created in Sketchup). ...I gave the lettering object the correct height, converted it into a "hole" object type, and grouped...

Lastly I coated the inside with acrylic paint to be moisture resistant and one succulent in with soil. Any questions feel free to ask, I would love to see your make if you print this! Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Pro...

I designed the chassis in Autodesk Inventor (except for the Pisa Tower cover which I edited in Tinkercad from utechlab's design: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1129396) and 3D printed all the parts. This is the final version after more than a...

The image below had the model imported into TinkerCAD, where a student could manipulate the model further if desired. Step 5: Within the CAD program, students can add a back to their model, make it thicker, taller, or whatever change is necessary...

This object was created in Tinkercad. The flying wing with fpv stl file is for demonstration only and may not fit on one print bed due to its large size. To use the files as intended, follow these instructions. Version 2: The assembled wing measures...

I created this thing with Tinkercad to attach to my CNC Fan Mount https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2954044 to provide some basic protection for nearby eyes while engraving. As stated in the Fan Mount thing, I believe the X-Z carriage for all the...

If you have some Onshape or Tinkercad knowledge, you can also work it out.Also, I’d like to have your feedback so I can improve it with your needs or any flaws that you could find. Needed hardware and assembly/print instructions are just below.Thanks...

After having great success with Emmett's new parametric snap pins, I thought this design might benefit from an upgrade to the new pin type, so I loaded the files into Tinkercad and got to work. I made a small mistake when converting the design - I...

Originally, I hacked out the design from primitives in TinkerCAD, but I was granted access to the original CAD files and learned a lot about Fusion 360 while improving my submissions. I used the blower from an inflatable Godzilla Halloween costume....

... more than removing a bit of support. I have a few issues with the feet not adhering to the bed and warping, but as long as it doesn't mess up printing the other parts, it doesn't affect how the part works. How I Designed This Designed in Tinkercad

I decided to try importing it into Tinkercad and possibly moving the filament guide to the right 3mm among other mods I did so it would fit on a 5:1 geared stepper. After about six or seven prototypes, I think I have it. I've been using the new...

I used TinkerCAD to split the top and base for the Filament Guide head and spliced them into the Marker Blender design to make a single screw on part that does both functions in one piece. As a fix to the original part design, I made the base...

... fit snugly after the sanding. This is the same case with the Couplers.NOTE: If any pieces are not sliding on right, try turning the piece 180 Degrees because the hole is not perfectly centered. (At the time I designed this, I was using Tinkercad.)

This one is completely designed in tinkercad. But in the meantime I switched to FreeCad. Maybe one day I'll design another one with FreeCad. Not all parts can be 3d printed for this spinning wheel. Some parts will have to be purchased. Also...

So, I've included a little detail of my design.I use Fusion 360 for most of my design work (sometimes OpenSCAD and TinkerCAD). I'm not claiming to be an expert with Fusion 360, but I have designed dozens of projects and learned a lot along the way.I...

I've also created a mockup for a Z axis designed specifically for laser engraving in Tinkercad. Additionally, the Y axis runner has been relocated outside to preserve the build area's cleanliness and allow the X axis complete travel. All parts are...

Edit your own version here: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/3FXxnMb2CoC-laser-manuell-slider-v5-extra-tight Picture: quick test if it fits a Prusa style printer frame (unfortunately not suited for using as a CNC PCB mill)...

I recommend using tinkercad to make your own holes as it makes the handling of STL's very easy. Important note, the LED's I opted to use and most addressable LED's for that matter, require a 5 Volt Power supply that can supply a sufficient amount...

If you have some Onshape or Tinkercad knowledge, you can also work it out.Also, I’d like to have your feedback so I can improve it with your needs or any flaws that you could find. Needed hardware and assembly/print instructions are just below.Thanks...

While the customizer in Tinkercad is slow and sometimes unreliable, Customizer is now included in OpenScad, and is quick, easy and reliable. Even if you've never used OpenScad, give it a try. You can create polygonal plant cages with any number...

... in the build plate being at the right height across its entire surface, making it quick and easy to use. Printer Settings: Printer: Any 3D printer Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 20% I designed this using TinkerCAD throughout.

All items were designed in Tinkercad - I have no design or cad skills so this is my tool of choice. Feel free to shrink/enlarge the items as needed for your use. Overall this was an easy fix for our need. The multi-stand came at a price, but it...

This model is undoubtedly the most intricate design I've ever created using Tinkercad. I was genuinely surprised and impressed by just how much could be accomplished starting with basic geometric forms. ...I sincerely hope that this cell model will...

While the customizer in Tinkercad is slow and sometimes unreliable, Customizer is now included in OpenScad, and is quick, easy and reliable. Even if you've never used OpenScad, give it a try. You can create polygonal plant cages with any number of...

Issues: - the line cuts may not be the best, this was my fist time trying to do this, and it's in tinkercad so it is not designed for it. I think it came out well. My first print had some minor issues with placement, LED's and switch all too close...

To get a better impression, have a look at the video.: https://youtu.be/YWBJz4INlKA The printer file of this beautiful hand, obviously the hand of a woman, I found on Thingiverse or Tinkercad some years ago. Unfortunately, I can’t find out who put...