Tinkercad - scan a drawing and import

[@get_outdoors]

Thanks for this, given me a great idea for making a complex bracket if I can scale it correctly 👍

[@wwp8]

This is brilliant, you're very detailed and straight to the point, this is a hidden gem, you should have more subscribers

[@ssweat]

straight to the point? i had to fast forward 4 minutes to get to the point

[@Mehoozhi]

Thank you so much for this video! Were about to teach 3d printing at my school, and this will come in handy for the kids to use.

[@tomroche1859]

You didn’t need to cut out the corners before adding in the cylinder shapes. Just align the cylinder in the corner and group. Job done.

[@earlp3361]

I have a great PC what personal programs can I use for image converters without uploading it to the web like this?

[@BoxxArt]

Instead of using the cylinders to make a curved corner isnt there a fillet function?

[@toonman361]

Nice tutorial, easy to understand. One thing that made me cringe though (as a graphic design teacher myself) is that you resized the mask without holding the shift key which distorted it. It's best to resize in proportion (all sides resize at the same time).Hope your students enjoyed this.

[@PatrickPaul1203]

David Damico 4:32 he mentioned holding shift. I think he does it later just so it takes up the more of the space and to show how, just a guess though. I do appreciate your reminder on holding shift though.

[@derekp13]

It is possible to bevel a custom shape like this, like you can with a premade shape?

[@mig4868]

Is there any way I can take pictures of my creation and save them to my computer.

[@530transam]

Can you revolve a scanned sketch?

[@3disnuts115]

good stuff!

[@circatronica]

Ta mate. thank you

[@mariodiadamo4255]

muy bueno y práctico.

[@djjoshua007]

After I push the “ skinner “ ... crap I don’t have an gmail account!

[@vegetaissuperiortogoku5471]

Sup Mr High

[@adamz004]

thanks

[@brocramish7337]

tixt

[@boimesa8190]

pffff ....