CAD Projects with Tinkercad | 3D Models Part 1 - M.Eng. Johannes Wild - E-Book

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M.Eng. Johannes Wild

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Important: If you do not have any previous knowledge about Tinkercad, you should first work through my basic book "Tinkercad  Step by Step". The general handling of Tinkercad is only repeated briefly at the beginning of this advanced 3D modeling book.
If you want to learn how to create great 3D models with the free Tinkercad software, then this book is perfect for you! I am an engineer (M.Eng.) and I would like to show you in a simple way how to design 3D parts in Tinkercad.
For this purpose, we will create the models shown on the book cover step-by-step. You will learn how to use the different functions of Tinkercad and how to build quite complex 3D models with it. In addition to designing 3D objects, you can also use Tinkercad for creating electronic circuits and programming. However, this book exclusively deals with the design of 3D models.
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This book gives you a good, understandable and intuitive introduction to 3D design with Tinkercad! No matter what age you are, if you are still in school, if you are already an adult, if you are a student or a retiree, with the help of countless illustrations, you will learn easily and quickly. The software is fantastic and can be used by any age group. After a short general introduction to the design process in Tinkercad, we will learn step by step and in detail through four practical example projects.
This book is specifically designed for those who have only little previous knowledge of designing 3D models with Autodesk's Tinkercad. It is a sequel to the basic book "Tinkercad  Step by Step".
The benefits of this book at a glance:
- Step-by-step explanations on how to use the "3D Designs" section of Tinkercad by an engineer (Master of Engineering).
- Hands-on learning with four great sample projects including step-by-step illustrations.
- Course content: Basics for creating 3D models in Tinkercad & four projects: Clothespin, Flashlight, Skateboard, Home & Garden.
- An easy, simple & quick way to strengthen your 3D modeling skills in Tinkercad
Simple and easy to follow explanations. Suitable for kids, students, employees, tinkerers & inventors, retirees, and all ages.


Learn everything important quickly. Compact and to the point on about 120 pages.


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Table of Contents

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Chapter 1 | Introduction

Chapter 2 | The operation of the CAD area of "Tinkercad"

2.1 What is "Tinkercad"?

2.2 Designing with "Tinkercad"

Chapter 3 | 3D Model Project 1: Clothespin

Chapter 4 | 3D Model Project 2: Flashlight

Chapter 5 | 3D Model Project 3: Skateboard

Chapter 6 | 3D Model Project 4: Plot

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Author and Editor: M.Eng. Johannes Wild

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Email: [email protected]

 

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Thank you so much for choosing this book!

Chapter 1 | Introduction

Thank you so much for choosing this book!

Attention: If you have no previous knowledge of "Tinkercad", you should first work through the basics book "Tinkercad | Step by Step". More information can be found on the last pages of this book. The general operation of "Tinkercad" is only briefly repeated at the beginning of this book.

If you are keen on learning how to create 3D models with the very versatile and also free program "Tinkercad", then this book is perfect for you! I am an engineer (M.Eng.) and I would like to show you in a simple way how to design parts in "Tinkercad".

In this book, we will create four great models together and step by step. You will learn how to use the individual functions of "Tinkercad" and how to build a 3D model with it. With "Tinkercad" you can – besides designing 3D objects – also design electronic circuits and learn how to program. However, this book deals exclusively with the design of 3D models in "Tinkercad". If you are also interested in electronics and programming, take a look at the book "Arduino Projects with Tinkercad". You can find more details on the last pages of this book.

This book offers you an easy-to-understand and intuitive introduction to 3D design with "Tinkercad"! No matter what age you are, if you are still in school, if you are already an adult, if you are a student or a pensioner. The software is fantastic and can be used by any age group.

After a short general introduction to the construction with "Tinkercad", we will get to know the great possibilities of "Tinkercad" step by step and in detail by means of four practical example projects with countless illustrations. This basic book is especially for those who have little or no previous knowledge in the design of 3D models with the software "Tinkercad" from "Autodesk".

 

Chapter 2 | The operation of the CAD area of "Tinkercad"

Before we start with the CAD projects, you will find in this chapter a short introduction for using the program "Tinkercad". If you have already read my basics book "Tinkercad | Step by Step", you can either skim this chapter or skip it directly. Everyone who has no previous knowledge of "Tinkercad" should definitely work through this chapter. This chapter is also worthwhile for you if you haven't designed anything in "Tinkercad" for a while.

2.1 What is "Tinkercad"?

As you may already know, "Tinkercad" is an online platform of the company "Autodesk", where you can realize projects of a technical nature. The term "Tinkercad" already contains the abbreviation CAD, which stands for "Computer-Aided Design". With the help of CAD software, you can create 3D models and objects. The term "Tinker" stands for the process of tinkering. The 3D models that you can create in "Tinkercad" you can also print, for example, with a 3D printer to turn them into real objects. But you can not only design with "Tinkercad", you can also design electronic circuits and even program them. In this course, however, we will deal exclusively with the design of 3D models.

Since "Tinkercad" is an online software, you can not and do not need to download anything, but simply work in your favorite Internet browser. All projects are stored in the cloud and so you can access them from anywhere with a computer, cell phone or tablet via the Internet. But there is also a function that allows you to export the 3D models in a desired format (e.g., "stl" or "obj").

"Tinkercad" is free to use. The target group of "Tinkercad" are primarily children and teenagers. In my opinion, however, the program is also excellent for adults, especially if you are a beginner. Just this simplicity offers many advantages and quick success in dealing with the creation of 3D objects or electronic circuits.

"Tinkercad" is, at least in the field of CAD design, a basic but useful software. You can combine here for the construction of a 3D model mainly geometric shapes like cube, cylinder, sphere, ... in different ways to get a desired 3D model. If you are interested in the construction of more advanced models or more professional CAD software, I recommend that you also definitely look into the CAD programs "Fusion 360" or "FreeCAD", which are also free for home users, and my related courses "Fusion 360 | Step by Step" and "FreeCAD | Step by Step". But for the beginning, for simple 3D models and for an uncomplicated learning, "Tinkercad" is unbeatable. Therefore, we will now start with the basic operation of the program.

2.2 Designing with "Tinkercad"

If you don't have a "Tinkercad" account yet, you can easily create one for free on www.tinkercad.com. Just follow the instructions on the website.

Before we can start designing a 3D model, we need to create a new document. We do this on the home page (arrow 1) using the button "+ New" (arrow 3) and selecting "3D Design" (arrow 4). We need to be in the left pane in the tab "Designs" (arrow 2).