Making Screw top container for 3D printing using Tinkercad

[@sokolovl]

finally someone who shows the actual print. wish me luck with mine 🙂

[@johnnybarfoot4400]

One of the best tutorials I've seen. Thank you so much for sharing

[@MonterreyParanormal]

thank you!! Greetings from Monterrey, Mexico

[@TheBestUni]

❤thank you

[@boardgamecloset]

Thanks for the clear and easy to follow video! Much appreciated.

[@mustafa550i]

Excellent video. I am new to 3d printing and cad and I am going to use your tutorial tomorrow. Thank you so much for this video. Subscribed.

[@arethawilliams1889]

Well done explanation and demo!

[@AlliesCoetzee]

Thanks You gave a lot of useful information.

[@berns929]

Great video... I am still having an issue i see you used a bambu printer and when i sent from tinker to bambu studio it did not keep the grooves, not sure if i am missing something in settings or what? Appreciate any help or suggestions im still new to this and trying to find my way thanks!!

[@terribruin9662]

Are you exporting from tinkercad as an stl file, then importing the stl into Bambu Studio?

[@vipulmantri7985]

Can u share tinkercad file for the container?

[@terribruin9662]

www.tinkercad.com/things/5SOA0rGtrEe-spectacular-jaiks-kasi?sharecode=PmmbuBz22gWOQpN_2ISq6koaTSmO07gx5sn82UV5jpU

[@marksatterfield3100]

So you printed with NO supports?

[@terribruin9662]

In this case there were no supports. In some cases you may need to use supports depending on the size of your threads

[@marksatterfield3100]

@@terribruin9662 I guess you never know until you go. Thanks.