Thank you! Exactly what I was looking for.... how to make a snowflake .stl file! Cheers!

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This is very informative. I will be using this guide!

Great Job I actually learned a few things!!!

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Great job. I hope some former Cherokee High School students are in the club!

hay thankyou for this video it was really clear and very helpful. keep up the good work

This works with an standard bottle??

Thanks for this!

Great video! Maybe change the intro song volume a bit next time lol I almost had a heart attack

After combing through an exhaustively complicated series of threads on this, You just simply explained exactly what I needed! Thanks for this.

How do you make the threat part that it would screw on to?

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This is NICE! Any way to bud the bearing in a square? A Built in bearing?

Very thorough thanks

Thanks for the tutorial, exactly what I was looking for. Keep it up 👍

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Can You make A Marker And Eraser holder on Onshape plz I really need it in school it’s part of my project to make one so Plz can you show me how to make on Onshape.🥺

Can you show a quick video on how to create the STL file for this? When I right click and create the STL and open it up in Slic3r the models dimensions are way too small. Thanks

Fantastic tutorial!!!!!

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go 3DPC! 👏👏 great tutorial Lauren :)

Great video. I find the tracing to be tedious. LOL. And I do want to offer a couple of tips that you might want to use next time. In your sketch 1 you stated that you could not rotate the graphic. To rotate or move any elements in a sketch you can use the "Transform" tool. It is somewhat hard to find as it is located with the pattern buttons. The next one is when you were sketching the second line on the outside of the candy cane and you wanted to measure the distance. If you had used the "Offset" tool and just offset your first sketch, you could give it a value that you wanted and saved the tedious work of tracing. The last tip is going to help you in making your stars. When you start your star choose the "Inscribed Polygon" tool and choose the "construction" option. When you create your polygon you can pick the number of points (5,6,7,etc). Once you have the polygon placed, use your "line" tool and go from point to point to create your star with all sides equal in length. The construction elements will be ignored when extruding. I hope this helps and keep up the great work!

On the third half parallelogram it says sketch could not be solved