3D Printing Made EASY with Tinkercad Tutorial for Beginners!

[@Teck3D]

I would like to see a video on editing a model from another downloaded STL. For example resizing parts of a model and adding shapes to an existing model. Your videos are the best for learning 3D printing. They are short and to the point. Thanks for your work creating these tutorials.

[@bambamprint]

@@Teck3D thanks you. I will take a note of that and put it on my list. Hope your day is a great one.

[@kevinwambsganz4224]

+1 on modifying an existing stl model.

[@bambamprint]

@kevinwambsganz4224 sounds good to me. On the list

[@davidmann4436]

Thank you, Nick!

[@ChrisLueking]

Great tutorial. Been using TinkerCAD for a several years now and learned a few new things in this video.

[@bambamprint]

@@ChrisLueking awesome glad I could help!

[@peterclegg2609]

Have done a little bit but never bothered with a tutorial before, thank you subbed.

[@bambamprint]

Awesome glad to have you as a supporter!

[@immytay65]

Thanks, just started with this and have already created some usable objects.

[@bambamprint]

Hey that's great news! Tinkercad is a great place to start learning 3D modeling.

[@ger5956]

Great video dude! I’ve been using Tinkercad for a couple of months now and have used it to make 6 projects so far, this video has answered several questions that’ve been frustrating me. This video will make future projects so much easier! Thank you! 😅❤️👍🏻

[@GC-Nezzmuk]

Thank you for this video, looking forward to the next one. Tinker on!

[@danko6582]

Thanks for the shoutout! - ZDP189

[@bambamprint]

Thanks for the support, ZDP189!

[@jimrosson6702]

Very cool. Thanks for sharing

[@bambamprint]

You are welcome glad to have you here!

[@lacmac7600]

Great explanation. Which you had uploaded it a week ago as I just got my first 3D printer and was making or attempting to make a part for my daughters Barbie doll stand. Alif possible like someone already mentioned, could you make a video of how to edit and imported STL. I tried but failed. They say Tinkercad is for kids, I'm 55, have tried half a dozen other CAD software but struggle to get to grips with it. Tinkercad seams more intuitive, well at least for me. Keep up the great work of your videos, the way you explain things is very easy to follow. Thank you.

[@kennycharneca1]

Awesome tutorial as always, I am learning fusion360 but now that I watched this video I am thinking that maybe since the 3d models I want to make aren't that complex this might be a great choice to learn

[@bambamprint]

Thank Kenny, ya I agree if you are making something simple to start out with then Tinkercad is a great place to start.

[@madmaxh3]

Thanks, Nick !

[@bambamprint]

Welcome thanks for being a supporter!

[@YoutubeChannel-my6sw]

Very good. Thanks

[@bambamprint]

Thank you

[@DingoPaints]

Thanks Nick

[@bambamprint]

@@DingoPaints welcome 😁 glad you liked it.

[@mwinner101]

Very helpful. 👍

[@bambamprint]

@@mwinner101 glad you enjoyed it!

[@Puzz...693]

Nice 😁

[@bambamprint]

Thank you!

[@punkreeperful]

Measurement hiw far this object compared to the other object this. Needs to be 30mm away from the edge, is this posible with tinkercad?

[@kfr3sh416]

God I opened this video too early waiting for the next one!!!

[@bambamprint]

lol I wish I knew what you mean by this comment but thanks for the support! Next video will be getting worked on soon.

[@TheSpr0gz]

Great content @bambamprint. This was exactly what I have been looking for. I think @kfr3sh416 means they viewed the video before you'd created any of the rest of the series and now they have to wait before they can continue the learning. It's the opposite of watching S1E1 of a Netflix series you've never seen before, realising you absolutely love it and being elated that you have all of S1, S2 and S3 you can now binge watch. 😆 Like @kfr3sh416, I'm really looking forward to the next instalment(s) of your TinkerCAD tutorial.

[@kfhagan]

Good basic tutorial, but ALWAYS enlarge your cursor and use a bright color when making these videos of a computer screen. Trying to locate a tiny white cursor is very frustrating!

[@bambamprint]

Thanks for the tip! I will keep that in mind.