Have you ever imagined turning your ideas into physical objects with just a few clicks? Thanks to tools like Tinkercad, what once seemed like science fiction is now an accessible reality for anyone ...

If you want to do a quick design for 3D printing, Tinkercad is pretty easy to use. Although it was briefly in danger of going out of business, it was bought by AutoDesk who have made a lot of ...

Liz Arum, head of Education Outreach and Curriculum Development at MakerBot, will guide participants through the process of designing and printing models of their own products, just like the artists ...

Tinkercad is like the hamburger helper of 3D design. You hate to admit you use it, and you know you should put in more effort, but — darn it — it’s easy, and it tastes pretty good. While I use a ...

The first of the four fundamental steps in the additive manufacturing process is design. As such, as might be expected, today there are many software tools available to create 3D models. One of the ...

This repository contains a 3D-designed robotic arm, created entirely in Tinkercad. The design demonstrates basic mechanical principles of robotics and can be used for: Learning how robotic arms are ...

This is the beginning of a series on practical prints for your 3D printer. Lots of people have seen 3D printers in action, but many of the prints are what can best be called novelty prints. They're ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. While there are many different websites where you can download 3d models for your 3d printer — ...

To use TinkerCAD, navigate to the TinkerCAD website. TinkerCAD is an autodesk product, and requires an account to use. If you have an Autodesk account already, you can click the “Sign In” button in ...

Think 3-D design requires specialized software and an MFA? Think again. Tinkercad, the brainchild of former Google engineer Kai Backman, is making it something anyone can do. Unlike other web-based ...