How to Model Printable Trees in Blender in 5 Easy Steps

In this video, I walk you through a 5 step process to model 3D printable trees in Blender. This process can take as little as 20 minutes with a little practice and will allow you to create your own realistic armatures for your modeling projects. If you give the process a try, share your results with me on Instagram @craftlogictv. Enjoy!
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[@justenm1616]

Hello great tutorial! one question though, if i want to make all branches a certain thickness, say 1.5mm how would i do this?

[@andraslibal]

Would be really cool to have a few seconds on adding the small branches and leaves after the printing.

[@Pigjes]

I am planning to make a big tree, so I do need bark texture. I hope you will make a vid!

[@Mineblindreaper]

nice man, thank you any particular reason you don't use the latest blender? just asking to see if it's worth downgrading

[@CraftLogic]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! I’m using 2.8 but I haven’t updated it since I downloaded it almost a year ago. Honestly, I haven’t used it in several months which is why I’ve probably missed a few updates.

[@maxsine68]

Hi I am totally new to 3D printing I have a question about the tree you are creating and printing can I create and print it on a Creality 3D CR-10 Mini with Blender ??

[@CraftLogic]

I made this one on Blender and a CR-10 can definitely print one.

[@Mineblindreaper]

Hey, what is the best way to sculpt details on the tree?

[@CraftLogic]

That’s a tough question to answer in the comments but I plan to do a video about that soon! At the moment I mostly add textures after printing but sculpted details could be great for larger scales or characterful, centerpiece trees.