How to Use The Spin Tool in Blender

[@UnsupervisedIdiotOfficial]

Thank you so much my brother! 🙏🏻 I got stuck not knowing how to swap axes with the spin tool, took a while but you just explained it so well and straight to the point

[@goatpepperherbaltea7895]

Thanks I’ve always figured this was useful but never took the time to figure it out

[@lanewallace.]

Glad I could help! :)

[@maryjames1852]

Thank you for this very simple illustration. Very helpful! Now I got it! :)

[@sergiobravo8561]

Thanks that was really helpful!!! Now if I could only figure out how to make a round cut on sculpt I would be so thankful!!!

[@Swaggy_PP]

For some reason it doesn't show me the (+ - Menu)

[@rr24creations]

I learned this method back in my early days with Blender, from a Blender Guru video actually. I think it was from one of his modelling tutorials, probably the chair tutorial. It's very useful to know, though admittedly I haven't had to bend mesh cylinders much and have pretty much used curves to build pipes most of the time.

[@yunushanbayrak4992]

After learning this method, it was very easy to make objects that require curves, such as pipes.

[@baIIshevik]

thank you for this invaluable tip!! much love

[@nathanl2966]

The best way I have found, thank you. 👍

[@MrmerryPippin-tw6rv]

You explain everything so well, kudos

[@3y3sign]

I was like stuck on this tool for like an hour.. thanks for helping

[@katana2665]

Exactly what I needed. Thank you.

[@LordKurchatov]

Not all heroes wear cape.

[@PeterTech]

Thank you so much! Concise and to the point!

[@loudertv8676]

Best tutorial on this. Thx ❗️

[@PIlltixx]

Thank you very much for the great and short tutorial

[@coreforce9872]

This changes everything.

[@etherealstudios8096]

Brilliant! This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks dude!

[@lanewallace.]

You’re welcome! Thank you for watching!

[@md.shafinislam5506]

Thank you very much Lane. U just did awesome.

[@cemadiby]

Thank you so much!! I didnt see the x y z option on the top left ^^'

[@Beifongbs]

this video saved my life TSMY

[@rajahutan1698]

very helpful and to the point 👍thx

[@lanewallace.]

Im glad it was useful!

[@GeorgeNacpil]

thank you.. very neat and simple explanation

[@geometrikselfelsefesi]

Mashallah brother thank you for sharing this knowledge.

[@nuclearsingh440]

thanks buddy you save my day

[@teeheeleelee]

Thanks dude, super helpful

[@randomshittutorials]

Short, to the point, thanks!
No time wasted here.

[@super-cylinder]

ohhhhh, is that so

[@harshagoswami7896]

that was really helpful !!!

[@ekansh7018]

Thanks I was searching for a tutorial how to make turns to a plane and finally did it.

[@duck_boi]

Great tip. Thanks.

[@lgnobil]

Powerfull tool, was playing around with it. Is there a way to make the spin tool circle radius bigger?

[@lanewallace.]

Hmmm I’m not sure, but I think the position of the 3D cursor dictates the radius

[@PhilippeLhoste]

I moved the 3D cursor beyond the extremity, and higher. It made the radius bigger, but with a strange curvature. But then I found out that the green, red and yellow arrows can be dragged to get the right look / curvature. The tool seems very flexible.

[@flamer6449]

Thank you ver much sir.

[@Ismailoff_eth]

Thank you for useful tutorial😊

[@lanewallace.]

Thank you for watching! Im glad I could help!

[@metahimik]

thank you! right in time)

[@cekuhnen]

what is really missing is moving the 3d cursor like an object along a x y and being able to snap to geometry then

[@lanewallace.]

You can actually do this by going to the side bar and then the view tab

[@cekuhnen]

@@lanewallace. yes you can and that is fine for manual entry but it should be possible to drag it like an object and snap to geometry while dragging

[@lanewallace.]

Ohhh yes I know what you mean now, and you’re right, that would be very useful in many cases

[@apemant]

You can in Blender 3.3: Shift + hold down Right mouse button; turn on snapping to vertex (etc.) or hold Control to temporarily turn on snapping while dragging.
Edit: But only press Shift + Right mouse to start! Then after that you can hold down Control (otherwise it will try to lasso select).
I actually never tried this until I read your comments, I just knew you could Shift + Right click to set the 3D cursor, but this is very useful, huge time saver for me!!! :D

[@deltaray3]

Thanks. Somehow the buttons at the top weren't obvious.

[@harijagarnauth]

Awesome!

[@brendangarcia172]

Insane, thanks boss

[@TyboAudio]

Dope! Thx bro

[@almerbatti8586]

mind blowing right :P thnx a lot

[@stimpyfeelinit]

legend

[@chikoentertainment2909]

Why is my spin tool not becoming active?

[@TIGER__S.M.H]

Thank You Sir

[@granav5240]

Thank you sooo much!!!

[@Cjoudan]

okay, but my toolbar doesn't have the spin tool. cursory google search is not helping.

[@MoreAnarchylol]

i just use r

[@EdvardasBliudagalvis]

thx bro 😊

[@antoniobriones4535]

THANK YOU

[@studionora8068]

知らなかった　便利すぎ～　Thank you！！

[@easminruna9540]

Thanks a lot.

[@peacefusion]

1. For Circles, your pivot point has to be a single vertex.
2. For Squares, your pivot point has to be an edge,
Once you found your pivot vertex or edge, you can also move the cursor with Shift +S (cursor to selected).
When you're ready, click on the whole face and choose your x, y, or z.

[@BearzClub]

Thank you for these tips.

[@mkjyt1]

WOW

[@pon9207]

Thank you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@sayaato6721]

gg thks

[@nottoday8272]

thanks

[@Ivan-pi6ur]

I haven't even touched those tools on the left :'(

[@drr1867]

How come my whole pipe rotates and not just the end?

[@MoreAnarchylol]

select the verices u want

[@kretoskim8555]

Lol, I've curving pipes the hard way all this time

[@lanewallace.]

Same😂

[@fredozamas]

wat

[@KrispyChickenEater4]

THAT DOSENT SHOWWWW

[@MoreAnarchylol]

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[@laynepaige5397]

Thanks man

[@thoth_bitcoin]

thanks so much

[@dailyStewie504]

Thanks

[@prateekvishwakarma66]

Thanks