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Students then used Tinkercad to design a 3D model of their chosen animal. Given their prior experience with a similar project on endangered species (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1851360), they required minimal instruction. Finally, students...

01-03-2017: I transferred the model into Tinkercad for easier revisions. To boost strength, I resized the pivot peg and adjusted several holes for improved fit. All parts are now contained within a single file, allowing users to easily remove any...

... off during initial use. Feel free to experiment with ABS and share your results. Design Process: As usual, this design began in Tinkercad before being finalized in 123D, a tool that will undoubtedly be missed upon its eventual discontinuation.

I've designed multiple walls and tower sections using textured bricks in Tinkercad, which print rapidly and effectively convey the idea of crumbling castle or building walls. This design is incredibly versatile, allowing you to create a wide range...

I don't know if I would really call this a remix since I ended up completely remodeling it in TinkerCAD, but I did use mjoaris' spool holder as the main influence for my version. I shortened the over all height and was able to make the mounting...

One version also has a… reverse of a notch(?) or a flat edge to the bore, to fit the cutout on the roller axle as well.Printed with .2 layer height, 50 top and bottom layers, 8 walls printed to print solid.With the tooth count, pitch degree, and a...

The cover art has received an upgrade, with some of my models becoming too complex for Tinkercad and lines invisible to print showing up on renders. I've switched to Blender, which requires a bit more work but produces excellent results. To bring...

***Update*** Rather than spending $40 on this mount, I created one in Tinkercad. The design consists of three parts: left, middle, and right. I uploaded two different left and right arms, each featuring a slightly different curve, which can make a...

Or Put them together using TinkerCad-dot-com and print in one color. No supports needed. Mount near enclosure handle with two-sided tape. Happy Printing !! EDIT (April 9th 2023): I have added an all-in-one by request. ...Both parts are...

 The exported the layers as PNG,  and imported them to 3d builder ( I initially tried converting to SVG and adding to TinkerCAD but the black layer was too complex to import). ... Then with the 3mf files I stacked and scaled them in...

... slowly remove any slack from the cord. When placing the unit in its final position, ensure access to both function buttons by turning the unit accordingly before attaching the top. How I Designed This I designed this project using Tinkercad online.

I exported the STL and loaded it into Tinkercad, where I made the ring base out of primitives: two cylinders (on a hole), and two "roofs" (both holes). After that, I tinkered with extruding the ram's head in the right shape into the ring. ...Finally, I...

I have spliced the two together with my very amateur TinkerCAD skills. As such, the model has some roughness but has been successfully tested and works. One thing you'll notice in the pictures is how god awful the print quality looks. This is not...

This was done using Tinkercad. **Housing** The main housing is made from 4-inch PVC (schedule 20 I believe, so it's not designed for high pressure), with 1-inch holes drilled for feeding and perches. You should be able to find 4-inch PVC at your...

... suggestions are welcome. Print the Base Top with the flat side down. Did not require much support other than the arms as in the original. I use the arms and bust portion without change from the original. Created/Modified it all in TinkerCad.

After butchering the original print to work, some measurements followed by a quick-n-dirty hack job in TinkerCAD I got the job done. Now the final print looks decent unlike the butcher job.Things I changed:The speaker was hitting the case before the...

**Design and Print the Mount Base**: Utilize computer-aided design software like Fusion360 or Tinkercad to create the mount base according to your requirements. You can find plenty of free designs online or create one from scratch. Once designed,...

This was created quickly from scratch via Tinkercad with only a visual 2D image reference so it is surely not precise in angles or size/space ratios, but it's pretty close and my friend loved it...and it's the only one I've found for 3D printing so I...

I'm brand new to this, so I made a design in Tinkercad that's not perfect yet. I'm already working on an improved one using Blender. Be aware that the cape is very tricky to print correctly, so use plenty of supports. To help with this, I've included...

This drill jig is based on the design by Heathicus (https://www.thingiverse.com/Heathicus) but it was made from scratch in Tinkercad. Print 2 of them and then slide them over the Z Rail rod end. The rod will butt up to the end of the jig because of...

I designed this mount and clip in tinkercad. Requirements: Z-stop switch (from an Ender 3) USB Cable (Cut the ends off) JST-XHP 2.54mm conector (3-pin) x2 Marlin 2.0.7 The micro-switch needs to be wired with the first two pin of the JST-XHP...

Remix yours: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/a63ihDsshrq --- ### A little show of appreciation goes a long way. - If you enjoy this, please "Like" or comment. - Please post "Makes". - Feel free to promote it using the [attribution...

I used TinkerCad for the job. ... Custom Section For more parts, check out related projects: 1695615 - Geared Motors for MECCANO and LEGO Conversion Kit Parts 1695691 - Motorized Robotics Kit - MECCANO LEGO Compatible Parts 1698141 - Shark Octopus...

So of course I updated them using Tinkercad. And since I was going to replace the stock Z Axis Stabilizer, I felt it was time to add a Knob on the top of the lead screw, as well. There are many variations of "knobs" available here on Thingiverse, but...

Designed using TinkerCad I love speeding prints up as much as possible and not using supports I have seen many very good under desk drawers on Thingiverse, but I am not patient! Some take as long as 2 days to print! The shortest I think was still 18...

3-D Printing: A sketch was converted to an SVG image, then imported into TinkerCAD. We used this rough sketch as a layout, designed a bracket from composite shapes to hold the electronics discreetly behind the board. This bracket is made from PLA...

I also add a picture hanger so that the clock is straight when hanging it, you can modify it in TINKERCAD, I put the width of the thickness of the watch case, so that it was straight and I glue it at the top almost at the top and it was perfect, I...

A bit of Tinkercad jiggering and voila, a longer duct... As the bits are in proximity to the heater block I used PETG at (iirc) 100% infill. The 50mm fan duct was printed upright, the cooling-block clip for the 30mm was face down. I didn't use any...

===================================== This was literally the first thing I ever designed in Tinkercad, although it's gone through some tweaks and improvements since that time. There are three versions, plus the lid. All three have 51 labeled and...

I used TinkerCad to design the pieces. My goal with this project was to see if I could print a "kit" building that could be assembled, rather than a building that prints as one unit. In the final pics, you can see how it all came together. For...