TinkerCAD for Beginners with final Certificate

TinkerCAD for Beginners with final Certificate, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 43 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 20 reviews, and has 73 subscribers.

You will learn about What is TinkerCAD Register and use a 3D manipulation program Working and manipulating primitive forms Learn the program in detail Being able to move deftly in his workplane Being able to create 3D shapes or concepts of projects ready for 3D printing Interaction with the Inkscape program This course is ideal for individuals who are 3D printers, 3D lovers or Teachers, Students or Industry professionals or Makers, Enthusiasts or Anyone who wants to learn 3D in a short time It is particularly useful for 3D printers, 3D lovers or Teachers, Students or Industry professionals or Makers, Enthusiasts or Anyone who wants to learn 3D in a short time.

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Summary

Title: TinkerCAD for Beginners with final Certificate

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 43

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 43

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 44

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 44

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

What is TinkerCAD

Register and use a 3D manipulation program

Working and manipulating primitive forms

Learn the program in detail

Being able to move deftly in his workplane

Being able to create 3D shapes or concepts of projects ready for 3D printing

Interaction with the Inkscape program

Who Should Attend

3D printers, 3D lovers

Teachers, Students

Industry professionals

Makers, Enthusiasts

Anyone who wants to learn 3D in a short time

Target Audiences

3D printers, 3D lovers

Teachers, Students

Industry professionals

Makers, Enthusiasts

Anyone who wants to learn 3D in a short time

TinkerCAD is the perfect software to start learning the basics of 3D modeling, in fact this completely free software allows us to create, modify or shape 3D models which we can then send to a 3D printer or a CNC machine in order to make them ourselves. If you are interested in this type of processing then this is the perfect course to start learning a program that can open the way to a new world for you. It’s very simple to use, has a very fast learning curve and allows you to create a wide range of objects and projects that can come to your mind in the educational-school, hobby or amateur fields.

It is very important to be able to learn to model in the most correct way possible from the very first steps, because you will be forced to use your imagination to be able to create complex shapes from primitive shapes, sometimes managing to overcome the limits of the program itself. This aspect of modeling will be an important part of your experience for you as you move on to increasingly advanced and professional software.

This course is also suitable for beginners who want to take their first steps in the world of 3D, in fact the simple and colorful interface makes learning light and fun. By the end of this course you will be able to model a huge variety of objects and you will even be able to teach this program yourself!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course introduction

Lecture 2: What's tinkerCAD?

Lecture 3: TinkerCAD what we need and login

Chapter 2: The Interface

Lecture 1: Interface and Workplane

Lecture 2: Library and project name

Lecture 3: Display menù

Lecture 4: Workplane movements

Lecture 5: Move and rotate an object on workplane

Lecture 6: Copy, paste, duplicate, group and ungroup

Lecture 7: Align and mirror

Lecture 8: Integration: Alignment

Lecture 9: Quick zoom on object

Lecture 10: The ruler

Lecture 11: Dimensioning

Lecture 12: Correct selection of an object

Lecture 13: The color

Lecture 14: Creating a hole in object

Lecture 15: Note tool and Hide feature

Lecture 16: Workplane tool

Lecture 17: Cruise Control

Lecture 18: Scribble

Lecture 19: Import .svg file ( INKSCAPE )

Lecture 20: Use of shape generator

Lecture 21: Breaking down object in two parts

Lecture 22: STL File, import, modify and export

Chapter 3: Practical applications – Learn by doing

Lecture 1: Place holes evenly on a circle

Lecture 2: Nut and Bolt

Lecture 3: Text on extruded curve

Lecture 4: Circular text

Lecture 5: Integration – Custom circular text

Lecture 6: Import.svg font

Chapter 4: From Isometric to 3D

Lecture 1: Complex shape 1

Lecture 2: Complex shape 2

Lecture 3: Square Flange Fitting

Chapter 5: Chichen Itza Project

Lecture 1: Intro project

Lecture 2: Chicen Itza 1

Lecture 3: Chichen Itza 2

Lecture 4: Chichen Itza 3

Chapter 6: Thingiverse

Lecture 1: What's Thingiverse

Lecture 2: Create Thingiverse account

Lecture 3: Export to Thingiverse

Chapter 7: Final Test

Lecture 1: Final Thank you video

Lecture 2: TinkerCAD Keyboard Shortcuts

Instructors

Jean Lambert Salvatori
Freelance webmaster – Graphic creator – Maker

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