3D Printed Name Block Keychains on the

In this tutorial, I'll show you how to create customized 3D printed nameblock keychains, perfect for campers, lunch boxes, backpacks, car keychains, and more! I'll guide you through the design process using ‪@canva‬ , ‪@AutodeskTinkercad‬ , and ​Bambu Studio, and show you how to format your design for printing on the Bambu Lab A1 Mini 3D printer.
Watch as I demonstrate each step, from designing in Canva, to creating the 3D model in Tinkercad, to prepping the file for printing in Bambu Studio. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced 3D printer, you'll find tips and tricks to enhance your 3D printing skills.
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[@Gamer_dude_11]

Jackson this is Teddy and why is one of mine not on the cover

[@jacksons3dworld]

Hey Teddy I am glad you like your keychain! I added the picture of it to my website, check it out!! 😁Www.jacksons3dworld.com

[@PaigeRoss-wn9gk]

This is so solid! Thanks for the help!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Happy to help! Thanks for watching!

[@Josh-fp9nc]

Dude, absolutely solid tutorial! People are going to benefit greatly from this video. Keep it up man!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Appreciate it!

[@jacksons3dworld]

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

[@coryphefish]

I haven't seen a tutorial this earnestly thorough in a long time. So many content creators take shortcuts to make it look flashy, but then I get stressed and confused and can't follow along. Meanwhile I watch this video, and there's at least three other videos worth of techniques in here. "How to make a transparent PNG in Canva." "How to convert a transparent PNG into an SVG." "How to put a border around text in makercad." and on and on and on.

[@jacksons3dworld]

I’m glad you found it helpful!!

[@EDJ_3D]

Keep at it buddy!

[@FrankConforti]

Proper job! Excellent presentation and delivery. And hats off to dad in the background. Keep them coming. Subscribed.

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thank you!

[@FailureIsOptional]

Just so well done young man!!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thank you so much! I love 3D printing!

[@aneeshlol2015]

Great tutorial thank you it was easy to follow.

[@jacksons3dworld]

Glad it was helpful!

[@teresawalker1862]

Great tutorial. Thanks for showing. :)

[@jacksons3dworld]

I appreciate the comment, thanks for watching.

[@pedrovieira-bh6mh]

Why do Kids always makes the best tutorials? Kudos from Brazil

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@windmill10]

I was stuggling to make something of a logo photo in Freecad to use on my products. And you just showed me how to do it in Thinkercad. Great job. You know how to make a tutorial better than a lot of adults. Keep it up. You'll be going places.

[@jacksons3dworld]

I am so glad this tutorial helped you! Thank you for the comments. I really appreciate them.

[@Tinetikon]

Bro you are one of most amazing youtuber oit there. You will be big im sure of that

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thank you so much 😀

[@soundstructuremedia]

YOU DESERVE MY SUB.... AFTER A MIN I FORGOT YOU ARE A YOUNG FELLA (YOUR VOICE), YOUR TUTORIAL IS ON POINT, CLEAR AND PRECISE.... ON THE STRENGTH OF YOU IM BUYING A 3D PRINTER.... AND I LIKE THE INTRO

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thank you!!!

[@Gltz2Glam]

Literally the best tutorial. Great work friend!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Glad you think so!!

[@atkrgreen]

Awesome tutorial, I have been looking for something like this for a while now.

[@jacksons3dworld]

I am so glad you found my video! Please share if you print one too.

[@gotenks8738]

Wow you're hella good kid! I hope you keep it up! I learned a lot from this. Thanks!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Glad I could help!

[@doublelranch8908]

Great video Jackson. Very detailed video

[@toddltomlinson]

That was an amazing tutorial Jackson! You are a natural. You have a great future ahead of you - keep learning, keep sharing.

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thank you so much!

[@DWIT3D]

Fantastic tutorial Jackson. I subscribed because I want to see what else you do! Keep up the great work. I will show my 8 year old son this and hope it inspires him to get into the hobby and KZbin! 😊

[@jacksons3dworld]

Awesome! Thank you!!

[@jimmyroberts8832]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@jacksons3dworld]

You’re welcome 😊

[@foreverhalo1809]

Thank you, I just made one following your tutorial!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Awesome! Please share how it turned out.

[@DennyUGomez]

Phenomenal tutorial and great video. Was able to follow along perfectly. Thank you!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Great to hear! Thanks for watching!

[@TheDoomEye]

Great Tutorial ❤ May I ask what's the Name of the Fonts from "Brian" and "Herring" from your thumbnail? They Look great. Greetings

[@jacksons3dworld]

@thedoomeye Click this link: fortnitefontgenerator.com/ Then you will type in the name for your keychain Click Create PNG button Right click your image and click save image as and save to downloads Then you can start with the SVG converter step in my tutorial Let me know if this works!

[@chillmike7879]

Hey Jackson! Keep it up dude. You remind me of myself when I was younger 🙂 but you’ve got a brighter future than I do, my man! Awesome work

[@jacksons3dworld]

Wow, thanks! I appreciate it!!

[@MrBiellaintitanio200]

Wowwwww, grazie per il tutorial, è proprio quello che sto cercando di fare. Bravissimo

[@jacksons3dworld]

Awesome!!!

[@sarahhhnicolee]

What an amazing video! Thank you! Idk if you could answer this but how would one go about say adding a football infront of the name?

[@jacksons3dworld]

You could add that football in Canva to the PNG file before you do the SVG. Then the process should be the same. You may have to fill some hole with blocks in TinkerCad depending where you put the football image.

[@garde1257]

keep it up, you motivate me...now we are RIVALS!!!!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Rock on! Thanks for watching!

[@knoxbom3274]

That's actually pretty cool trying it out after work. Awesome job kids keep it up 💪💪

[@jacksons3dworld]

Awesome! Please share how it turns out!

[@MridulK-fh6ox]

Great tutorial! better than half the videos out there and quite simple for online resources without having beefy pc

[@jacksons3dworld]

Glad you liked it!

[@soubir04]

Great tutorial!! Well done! You're off to a great start!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Glad you think so!

[@tulio3dprint]

yo uso corel ya que se puede exportar directo en svg y luego se extruye con el tinkercad y hacer llaveros, me resulta mas facil o bien el fusion 360 solo. Aparte uso una impresora comun y tardo mucho menos que con esa maquina, solo que los cambios los hago manualmente con el cambio de color del slicer

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thank you for the comment, and I’m just curious what printer do you have?

[@brandylightle5623]

Dude! Solid tutorial! I'm almost 50 and you just taught me something I was unable to do on my own! Time to get my little girl started on designing! You rock!

[@jacksons3dworld]

I really appreciate it! It has been fun to learn 3D printing and design.

[@OSSSHANK]

Great step by step guide keep up the good work.

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thank you for watching!!!

[@JB-tc8el]

Well done young man. This is something I look forward to working through as a project with my 7 year old son. Really appreciated!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Glad to help

[@noblewarrior4776]

Wow you sound so young but impressive. Nice work..

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thanks! 😃

[@3-DMonkey]

Amazing my dude you thought an oldster something new, appreciate it 🙏

[@jacksons3dworld]

Happy to help! Thanks for watching!

[@BartNoble]

This is a great video and very similar to the process I use. One tip I might suggest is to separate your stl file into one per each color. Bring the background layer in Bambu Studio first, then right-click the object and select Add Part > Load to load the next layer. It will put it directly on top of the background. This makes it so you'll only have THREE filament changes instead of the ten you currently have (and will eliminate all the "poop" that each filament change wastes). Great job, dude!!!

[@jacksons3dworld]

I’ll try that next time, thanks for the tip!

[@mivaso]

Great video. Thank for sharing your process.

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thanks for watching!

[@g.grandjean9922]

Bravo pour cet excellent tutoriel. Continuez ainsi !!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thank you so much

[@kerrysteed1189]

Very good instruction! Thanks

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thanks for watching!

[@MarcinAdamowicz]

Nice job young dude!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thanks so much!

[@mickwreay3034]

Great info, young kids teaching us old folk 🙂

[@jacksons3dworld]

I’m glad you thought it was helpful! Thank you!

[@oscaredsondelgadolebon7358]

OMG you are Great .... I am you new suscriber

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thanks for subbing!

[@386Motoring]

Well done! I've attempted to watch tutorials on this concept a few times and always pull away because people complicate it. You laid it out nice and easy. Thank you sir! Keep up the good work

[@jacksons3dworld]

Great to hear!! Thank you for the feedback and nice words!

[@robewanchuk6757]

Great tutorial. Thanks

[@jacksons3dworld]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching

[@buddadooda]

Thank you for the awesome video. I am new to the 3D printer. Can you tell me the name of the BLOCK font you used?

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thank you! It is called Luckiest Guy in Canva.

[@nakleh]

Great tutorial, Jackson!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thank you so much, I am glad you found it helpful!

[@Evil_Clown_3DIY]

hi Jackson, great Video Tutorial ! One Question : how did you made the Song at the start of the Video ? Could you explain ? Greetings from Germany Jari

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thanks!! I used the Fiver app. They can write you a jingle any way you like.

[@vimcat]

Hi Jackson! Your tutorial was clear and to the point, very well done. Canva Pro users can download as an SVG directly from Canva. I'm waiting for my A1 Mini to arrive so I'm learning how to use Bambu Studio. Thank you, I can't wait to try this!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thanks for the info! Share how yours turns out, you will love the A1 Mini!!

[@knitterscarlet]

Thank you so much. Is there anywhere that explains how to open it in something that works with flashforge instead of BambuLabs?? I’ve managed to get it that far. As you can tell I’m a newbie with 3-d printers. I wish I had the knowledge that you have. At 50 yrs old, all the new technology baffles me

[@jacksons3dworld]

Hi! Sorry, I’m not familiar with Flashforge printers. But, you should be able to take the STL you export for TinkerCad and open it in the slicer that you use for your printer. My other printers use Cura.

[@cck6740]

Jackson you are awesome! You made the process so easy...thanks for sharing. One question though, in Bambu studio when i ams selecting the colors i don't have that line to show where the color will change. Is that a particular setting? 7:30

[@jacksons3dworld]

Hi! It is one of the coloring options. Instead of using the fill bucket, you can click that color at layer option. I found that way is easier. Let be know if you don’t see it.

[@kennethrichardson5456]

Jackson I was struggling with this but after watching ki printed my first one. Still have to figure out when to change colors I only have a single extruder

[@jacksons3dworld]

Awesome to hear! You can find other KZbin videos on how to program in a pause for filament change. Here is one for Cura as an example. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHuooalre996qMksi=ZvEzM8cn1uHvgLKz

[@g0d77]

Great work lil man!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!

[@samuelebortolozzo3754]

Great idea dude!!!❤

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thanks! 😁

[@aidenmarsh1458]

I don’t think you need a purge block. I think I can do is have the printer do it automatic Filament change It should eject the old filament I believe the purge block will waste more film it in this case some cases it’s better to have a purge block, depending on how big it is

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thanks for watching!

[@DesktopMakes]

Great job Jackson! The keychain came out great and your tutorial was very well done. Clear and easy to follow. Keep it up! 👍

[@jacksons3dworld]

Awesome!! Thanks so much, they turn out great!

[@OwnsJo]

Solid work. You definitely are skilled in this.

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thank you!!

[@goyourownrea2026]

Phenomenal work buddy. You've helped a 35 yr old uncle keep his cool status 😂❤️ thank you

[@jacksons3dworld]

lol! Happy to help!

[@brenthelm]

Simple and too the point. No fluff.. Nice work!!!!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Glad you liked it!

[@Margo1968]

Thank you! I have been wondering how these are made!! Rock on little dude!!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Glad I could show you! Thank you for watching!

[@kingdomtouchesbyajayrichrn6077]

Greg job! You are a great communicator. Great parenting!

[@kingdomtouchesbyajayrichrn6077]

New subscriber! I’m rooting for you!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thanks so much!

[@jrtate1123]

Awesome tutorial.

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thank you!

[@mtnjhutch]

JACKSON Thank you for teaching an old lady!

[@jacksons3dworld]

I’m so glad to help!

[@Uhleekuh80]

What a great video! Keep it up man. You deserve way more subs. You got one from me for sure!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thanks for the sub! Much appreciated comment!

[@JoyceHerring-h6y]

Thank you Jackson! The nameblock keychains you printed for me are perfect!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thank you for ordering! I am glad you like them

[@Densmode3dp]

Nice little tutorial. Subbed!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thanks for the sub!

[@erickcamargo4975]

Awsome tuto... Thanks Jackson. Very detailed tutorial... Congrats!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Glad you liked it!

[@Steve-Kratz]

Almost to 1000 bud! Keep going. Great tutorials!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thank you!

[@Doominice]

It takes a young one to do a great job at this when you have older people who try doing videos like this and get way to technical for 99% of the people out there. Keep up the good work.

[@jacksons3dworld]

Wow, thanks!

[@DwayneHillsPhoto]

silhouette is not available for me as an option in tinkercad

[@jacksons3dworld]

That is interesting. I’m sorry to hear that. Maybe try again with a different SVG image

[@anth0r]

Good job bud! You’re on the right path. I did it the hard way (stupid me) I typed it in illustrator and converted to svg, then svg to stl and adjusted the z axis (thickness) to make it pop out, then measured on 3d builder, copied, then subtracted or intersected. Heck I can’t remember. You taught me good with this video and many others… you should be proud!!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thanks for the comment! So glad this was helpful!!

[@tiffanymartinez0929]

Thanks lil man! You taught me a couple things I’ve been searching all over to learn!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Glad to help!!

[@jon31394]

Wow! You actually taught me a few new things!

[@jacksons3dworld]

I’m glad to help, thank you!!

[@BethanyGilliam]

Hi there! I'm wondering if your unit of measurement is millimetres or inches. Thank you!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Hi! When you import the SVG into TinkerCad it is mm. Once the file is loaded it changes to inches.

[@BethanyCutsMadrid]

Thank you for teaching us!!

[@HiTechMom]

Jackson you did a wonderful job explaining step steps. Thank you! ❤🎉

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thanks so much!

[@JohnConexion]

cool broooo! congratulations , you 've future

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thanks a lot!

[@StephenBerger-e5n]

Great ant easy to follow tutorial. Thank you.

[@jacksons3dworld]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

[@dredixon5050]

The absolute BEST tutorial and QUALITY material! Keep it up Action Jackson! 🔥

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thank you!!!

[@aminabudahab]

Keep it up

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thank you!

[@SouthCarolinaVeteranHobbies]

Having an issue choosing silhouette. I know that it is a problem with the svg supposedly after reading further. Any suggestions would be appreciated to shorten my research time spent on this small problem. Otherwise, great instructional video.

[@jacksons3dworld]

Sorry you’re stuck there. Are you trying to choose silhouette on the svg you are importing? Feel free to email your picture and I can take a look. [e-mail]

[@jacksons3dworld]

@southcarolinaveteranhobbies does the image you are converting to SVG have a transparent background? That can cause an issue sometimes.

[@kennethscribner6673]

Great instructions. Thank you

[@jacksons3dworld]

Glad it was helpful!

[@iangrice5511]

Love this, thank you, your very clever

[@jacksons3dworld]

Glad you think so! Thank you!

[@cowboykillig7836]

Excellent instructions and easy to follow step by step instructions!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Awesome, thank you so much!

[@xammnordin5194]

the best tutorial Thank You 🙏🏻

[@jacksons3dworld]

Glad it was helpful!

[@LittleCowCreative]

Wow! Impressive skills dude! Keep it up!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thanks a lot!

[@HeartPunchMunitions]

Great video kid. Keep up the content!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thanks, will do!!

[@inksonpaper]

That was a phenomenal explanation ...Thank you

[@jacksons3dworld]

You are welcome!

[@chitowntexan]

Hey....this guy knows his stuff. This was awesome! Thank you 😊

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thanks for watching!!

[@chitowntexan]

@@jacksons3dworld You're very welcome 😊

[@lesterloyola1867]

Great tutorial! Keep it up kid! :)

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thank you!

[@vinylsteve]

Such a nice and clear tutorial :-)

[@jacksons3dworld]

Glad you think so! Thank you for watching!

[@Williamslakecnc]

That was a great tutorial thank you

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thank you for watching! I appreciate the comment!

[@sophiasBoutiqueCo]

This is an amazing tutorial, so clear and understandable, can't wait to print some keyrings, thank you 😊

[@jacksons3dworld]

You’re welcome!! Glad you like it.

[@MadaellaneDavid]

What 3d printer u have??

[@jacksons3dworld]

I have a few printers. These keychains were done on my Bambu Lab A1 mini. You can see all my printers on my website. jacksons3dworld.com/3d-printers/

[@wallisong9970]

thanks, great.

[@jacksons3dworld]

You're welcome!

[@Ardenup]

Should learn solidworks way better for 3D work

[@jacksons3dworld]

I’ll check it out, thanks!

[@aidenmarsh1458]

I love solidworks man

[@honosu]

What a great video

[@jacksons3dworld]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Jeff-dd2pt]

Awesome tutorial!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Glad you liked it! Thank you!

[@bilalchaudhry6101]

awesome!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thanks!

[@nirico-nirico]

Wow. Great Tutorial.

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thank you for the comment!

[@MagicbyCyn]

Such an amazing tutorial, thanks a ton!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you!

[@kms3364]

Excellent tutorial!

[@jacksons3dworld]

Thank you so much!