Tinkercad Custom Shapes 3D Printing Design Tutorial for Beginners

[@larrymortimer4833]

Chuck, I really appreciate that you often make practical useable objects on this channel. I always get inspired to design & make new things after watching your videos. Thanks!

[@thegentlemanscoundrel4037]

Chuck, just had to say that as a 3d printing volunteer at my maker space, I recommend your videos on tinkercad almost every day I'm there for people who want an easy way in to CAD.

[@3dhomebrew465]

I have learned more about Tinkercad from you than all of the tutorials I have watched. Congrats on the success of your channel and keep up the good work!

[@johnkarobonik2017]

Great video. There are two other great features that are undocumented that I'd like to use. The shift key with working plane allows you to drop parts to the other side of the plane and tapping the little circle on Ruler changes the where dimensions are made and not the circle with the x or little lines but the Origin circle.

[@JohnOCFII]

Congratulations on the growth of the channel. It is great to see the care and attention you give to your creations. I’m always learning something interesting!

[@UnFormCirusprint]

Chuck, I have learned so much from you about Tinkercad. It is my go to CAD solution. I keep telling myself that i should learn Fusion 360 but so far Tinkercad has done all I need. Thank you, Dan

[@TheGibsonmark]

Trying to show my nephew how to 3d design. Tinkercad is the absolute best for doing this. So thanks for the tips they come in really handy.

[@norbertdavis8903]

I love using Tinkercad for those easier designs and this “library” is awesome. I can’t recall how many times I have imported parts from other designs. This will be so much easier!!

[@buildersmark]

Chuck, again a great tutorial, appreciate what you do for the printing/electronics community.

[@reasonablebeing5392]

Another useful Tinkercad vid!! I learned and learned not to fear CAD by watching your early vids.

[@apostoloskatsanis1914]

I like your approach on things. Since I am a noob and still learning you channel helps me go forward.

[@Mirandur]

I started using Tinkercad from your videos, and got my first 3D printer two years ago now (Fabrikator Mini 1.5) from your and Angus' recommendation... Thank you! And congratulations for over 20 000 subscribers! :-)

[@spikekent]

Huge congratulations on your sub growth Chuck. You really are the master of so many things.

[@5teep]

Great to see the channel growing and the Tinkercad tips are really useful. I use Tinkercad all the time after seeing you use it, thanks for that.

[@manugconejero]

I missed the tinkercad videos. This one is an easy one but still like it. keep the hard work!

[@toniwryan]

I had started building a library of parts that I use often, I have a tapered dovetail connector that is really useful, I was just copy pasting them from one design to another, but the new custom part feature makes this so much easier! Thanks Chuck.

[@rcooklock]

I’ve been following the channel since the Davinci days, I had a Davinci also. The I bought a Fabrikator Mini based on your recommendation. You have never steered me wrong keep up the great videos.

[@chrisjericho7123]

Congratulations on another year of progress.

[@Wiles3D]

It's great to see how well your triangle has grown I look forward to seeing more content

[@charliebowen4232]

Hello Chuck, thank you for the fantastic videos! I have learned so much on how to design my own projects from your Tinkercad lessons! Happy Anniversary!

[@ajaxmakes5011]

Great tips. Tinkercad is my go to. Simple but very versatile. Congrats on continued growth.

[@Turtle_1976]

Congrats Chuck! Keep the channel growing!

[@FilamentFrenzy]

The 1st trick is pretty cool saving your own part but the double click you cannot even begin to understand how much this helps me going forward,Thankyou SirTinkercad 😃 Awesome video as always the quality is exceptional 👏

[@rpjames11]

Congratulations on your subscribers. Never knew about those tools on TinkerCAD. Going to have to really look at them.

[@mikemike7001]

Cool features, clearly explained as always. Helps us stretch Tinkercad to the limit. Thanks!

[@judsonanderson9007]

I just want to say thanks for the great videos! I'm new to 3D printing and you really help to make it more accessible.

[@AronGreen]

Congrats on 21.9k! Keep up the good work, your videos have helped me out more than once!

[@GrenadeGaming2014]

Tinkercad is an amazing software! I use it quite a bit and never realized you were able to use that red zone after the double click feature that'll come in really handy, thanks for the videos and for the tips Chuck!

[@test1961]

Its always great to learn more TinkerCad features!

[@speedbalgt]

Great Channel.......I learn something every time I watch. Thanks!

[@warrenvannuil8401]

Another great video because of you I have learned a lot about tinker cad from you thanks for all the good information you give to all of us out here in KZbin land

[@jockspice]

Always something new to learn in Tinkercad! Thanks, Chuck.

[@baschz]

Nice features, that I also didn't know about yet. And congrats on the steady growth of the channel!

[@MicheleHjorleifsson]

Love the double click short cut, I will use this a lot

[@michaelwuchitech7598]

I love the tips and ideas you present in your videos. Long time subscriber and a Patron

[@Luxsphinx]

Always some useful tips. I will be sure to start building my own library of custom parts - it'll definitely save me some time.

[@migfxm]

I'm new to the channel, love what you do and how you do it. Congratulations on your subscriber count!

[@80evolution]

Love the Tinkercad tutorials, keep them up. Would love a filament Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday....well you get the picture

[@ZebraandDonkey]

Great video as usual. Love the 3D printing stuff though the electronics stuff is always great.

[@jrhager5261]

Hay to go hope to see what you have planned for the future and hope you have many more happy shows

[@vincesimpkins9143]

I like your videos on tinker cad. They've been very helpful to me in designing things.

[@davec3275]

Thanks for the tips. Haven't played in Tinkercad in a while and it is good to know these features are there.

[@johnpotts3751]

Congrats on another year on KZbin!

[@gnarly3dkustoms]

Tinkercad is quite the software and it amazing that its free, thanks for the tips Chuck!😉

[@TangoDeltaDelta]

Love the tips! It can certainly make some design work quicker and less error-prone. Also love the Candy Apple Red filament.

[@etrubilla]

Congrats on the growing subscribers and keep up the good work!

[@johnkelley9877]

I did not know these features existed until your tutorial. Thanks for sharing them.

[@rickharris4339]

I have wondered how to use that custom parts feature. Thanks for demonstrating it.

[@georgefouriezos8863]

I use OpenSCAD but your tip about subtracting a cylinder from a squared or triangular rod to make a fillet is totally transferable. Thank you for sharing that tip. And since my youth heroes were folks like Big Daddy Roth, I'd be delighted to win a spool of Candy Apple Red filament!

[@jmctoob2]

These are great tricks, especially the double-click. I ungroup and regroup all the time to make small tweaks.

[@rennitinkerdork2477]

Thank you for all of your content. You are truly an inspiration to me and the community!

[@redtimerealty]

Great tips. I also did not know about the double click. That will save me so much time!

[@markfritz6549]

Congrats, I just discovered you were doing 3d printing videos I own most of your PIC books. Keep up the good work!

[@kdecoensel]

👍 man I have learned so much from you already! Happy to see the channel is doing good !!

[@TeamSpongo]

Congratulations for nearly 22.000 thousand subscribers.

[@woozleboy]

Good tip. Custom libraries will be in my use now.

[@jesseanderson4773]

I have been using tinkercad to design a new frame for my RC car. These tips will come in handy for some of my custom parts.

[@Omakes]

Congrats Chuck on the growth in the channel been a sub since the davinci line, keep up woth the excellent job.

[@mateomilicevic8787]

really a super way to get filleted edges. Thanks Chuck for your help with this tinkercad turtorial and with helping me with my upgraded $154 eBay Prusa 3D printer

[@MrBerlinwall]

I really enjoy your tips for Tinkercad.

[@KeithApplegarth]

Love your videos! Keep up the TinkerCad tutorials.

[@kengregory6831]

Chep. Love your videos. Quick, to the point, just straightforward knowledge share.

[@pata7381]

Wow didn't know about the double click thing or saving premade shapes and I've been using tinkercad for a long while now thank you this is gonna make it better when model something up next time and congrats on your channel growing keep up the good work :)

[@hccripe]

Thanks for all the great Tinkercad tips!

[@gs-mt8zd]

Very handy info for using Tinkercad, thanks Chuck.I had pasta with meat sauce for supper tonight and my printers were jealous, they want some Candyapple Red Proto-pasta!

[@joem3968]

Love the video's what a good idea saving your own shapes thanks so much for the great video as always

[@MrMike-fn4hi]

Good luck to everyone in the Patreon giveaway. My Tornado is a workhorse and keeps on ticking. 2300hrs on it already! Saving custom shapes and the group/ungroup is going to save a ton of time! I usually use Fusion but sometimes Tinkercad is what's available. Thanks for the tips.

[@daves.161]

Loved the tips! Thanks for improving everyone's workflow 😀

[@gpazbyte8553]

Awesome tip, I have been using Tinkercad for just a little while now and it speeds up the process of designing parts for printing greatly. Thanks for all your great videos!!!

[@hudsonhaukka]

Always great to see tinkercad tips

[@zimmy1958]

congrats on the growth love your channel. thanks for all you do

[@AP-if3ms]

Glad you told us about the library

[@HighTekRedNeck]

love the tinkercad tips i find my self using it alot more since i can do it on my laptop easily and with less prep than fusion

[@vcancer]

Found out about the double click when working on one of my design and double-clicked, I was like what the hell!. But now it helps out a lot when making new designs. And I didn't know about the fav section so thanks for that.

[@lasersbee]

Love the new features tips... Thanks Chuck

[@christelledeneau7461]

I love these tips, it is so handy and Tinkercad is very easy to use !

[@buzzerco]

I love the TinkerCab tips they are a great time saver

[@Evil_Clown_3DIY]

Cool tricks in Tinkercad ! Nice Video !

[@CRJguy31]

Would love some of the red filament and I love your videos thanks Chuck keep up the good work.

[@1mon4730]

Congrats on the viewer count! Great tips!

[@cosmothemagician3896]

Hey I've been using tinkercad for a couple of years and hadn't seen that double click feature either, group/ungroup is one of the things I use CONSTANTLY and OFTEN! This would have (and will) saved me a lot of time and effort! thanks!

[@3dbruno]

Congratulations for 21900+ subs.👍 Nice Tutorial.More please...

[@RonFloyd]

I've gotta start learning Tinkercad Chuck. As soon as I get the time, I'll download it, and follow along with all of your videos related to it. Thanks!

[@RonFloyd]

Cool - shows how much I know about it - LOL.

[@kwkstar]

Wow useful feature thanks for showing us how easy it is.

[@partsdave8943]

Great video Chuck. Would definitely like to try some of that filament

[@MQZ-Imaging]

Thanks for all of the great tips and projects.

[@edhamacek2469]

I enjoy the tutorials videos. Keep up the good work.

[@JAYTEEAU]

Thanks Chuck, I use Tinkercad for my basic designs and these tips are going to save me heaps of time as I tend to use a couple of parts over and over. Cheers, JAYTEE

[@HowIDoIt]

Nice new tinkercad feature. I may be able to make better use of tinkercad when I'm mobile from my Chromebook now because of that added feature. Thanks Chuck!

[@marckatzenmaier]

Hi chep. Keep making those videos. Thank you for your content

[@savemegrilledcheesus494]

Congratulations, and here's to the next 21k subs!

[@ClockworkFauxx]

I use TinkerCAD all the time, but didn't know those tricks. Thanks - it's a great scratch-pad tool for not just 3D printing, but it is also good for designing models for lasercut or CNC too as it can export SVG files.

[@mudnut59]

Congratulations on reaching 21000 + subscribes!! Nice trunk in TinkerCad

[@randallbourque1321]

woowoo grats on continuing the upper route on subscribers!

[@adrianmartinez5418]

Thank you. You have helped me immensely.

[@hutchyx]

Thanks. Always love to learn more about tools like this.

[@electronicsworkshop5580]

Congrats! Awesome work! Keep up the cool vids!

[@FlowRight]

You learn something every day and this was mine Thanks Teach

[@dwgystyl]

Love learning these tips and tricks in Tinkercad.. :)

[@robwgeorge]

Love your Tinkercad tutorials. I'd love some CHEP filament :)