How To Make Your Own STL’s and 3D Printing Files Using Tinkercad!

In this video we go over some of the basics of Tinkercad from blank slate to slice.

[@DigitalConfusion1]

Nice. But you could have shown the actual print on the end...

[@toddgermaine]

looking forward to trying out tinkercad

[@diana_rayne]

I did it! I did it! So cool, thank you!

[@smokieprints486]

This makes me happy!! Nice job

[@woodchippers_WestWingDimeBag]

#TeamTinkercad for me it's most useful to import and modify an existing st to suit my needs
I found a bottle cap on thingiverse and resized it to fit my surplus nato 5gal water jugs
no replacement caps are available

[@smokieprints486]

This is fantastic!

[@Beansandnoodles]

Thank you 🙏

[@lindahasty1324]

Hello Jason thanks for the information

[@smokieprints486]

Happy to help where I can!

[@Eternal_Satyr]

This is a cool video. My favorite parts were when you said "go ahead" over and over and over again. LULZ Just busting yer ballz, Smokie. Seriously, thanks for the little tutorial. I had signed up for Tinkercad just today and was wondering how to cut an object in half. Just ended up doing that in Anycubic slicer.

[@smokieprints486]

Bust away!

[@mrjayd]

when you say remix, do you mean editing another STL? Can you import other STL's into TC and edit them?

[@smokieprints486]

Absolutely. And yes editing a file is refers to as remixing it

[@jeremycebula8555]

🎉

[@avgjoeshow4208]

Ladies and gentlemen? Are we still allowed to say that? What about the zee’s and zer’s and its? *sarcasm*

[@smokieprints486]

lol 😂 cancel me!

[@saucebox11]

both of you need to go into the corner for a timeout 🤣