I have just recently discovered Tinkercad. This particular video has opened up a whole new world to me. THANK YOU !

Wooaoaaaahhhhh! That whole "tinkered will duplicate the object(s) and keep applying the effect" thing seriously just blew my mind

Wow, this was a million times easier than I expected. Thank you for the straight to the point tutorial 🙏

I am an avid TinkerCad-er and never knew about the CTRL-D. I always cut and paste. Thanks for the tip and this great video! It had exactly what I was looking for my project.

I love your channel! You are actually one of the main people who inspired me to experiment in 3d printing!

Thank you so much? I was having trouble using the "canned" "useful gear" provided by a Tinkercad user. Your method is so quick and easy, I will use it instead of fiddling with the controls for the provided gear. Blessings for being willing to share your knowledge and expertise.

Thank You for this. I used your method and adapted it to make a 29 tooth gear to replace one in the main brush gearbox of my robot vacuum cleaner. It worked like a charm! If anyone is interested how: rotation angle = 360/29 = 12.414 , I duplicated all the way around and then deleted every second tooth.

I followed the steps and 3D printed them and they somehow worked amazingly!

Very clever. Gears can be rather complicated, as you said I have done it the hard way, and now I am learning about 3D. I will try your method. Thanks. David, from Maryland.

Thank you! I’m just getting started with TinkerCad so your videos certainly help!

Wow, how simple. Thanks for this cool hint, mate!

I’m recycling plastic to make my on surfboard fins and I thought it would be hard to create my own CNC mould designs. Your epic dude and I’m going to do it myself. Thanks

Wow, this was a lot easier than I was thinking it would be! Thanks! Liked the video.

Thanks for the video man, your videos have definitely helped me out 👍

This is what I need! Thanks for the video!

Much appreciated dude, this was a huge help

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Thanks a lot - very nice tutorial!

Thanks!!! I've got an idea to try and use this to also make a fan gear. I'm making a miniature Fedelcode Model 5 with a working damper, and needed to make gears to operate the siren's damper.

Brilliant! I used this tiurorial to make some GT2 pulleys - its a great technique as it alows complete control over the tooth profile. for 2mm GT2 pulleys diameter(mm)=2*number of teeth/pi...with that simple formula everything else works fine...

THANK YOU!!! 😊 I am working on a stationary turbine for a dust separator. I have been having a terrible time trying to duplicate the blade and position them. I used a corner pipe to create the blade. Any suggestions welcomed.

Very useful , thanks.

Brilliant - thanks!

thats a mint skill just wat i needed to learn 4 a new project

Thank you sir. I benefit a lot from this video

Thanks for the tutorial. Im new to 3d printing.

after you model the gears can you animate them like in solidworks?

Cool piece

Interesting. You might explore the spur gear geometry as it has essentially no friction between gear teeth. These are close, but look like there would be rubbing between surfases as the gears mesh. Thanks for the demo.

It is interesting to see a slightly different method to create those gears then I chose:)

Ty for your video learned alot✌✌👋👋👋

How to make an asymmetrical cone? I want to have a shifted top hole. It is possible ??

You are a legend 👍

How do I select 2 or more items at same time? Holding Ctrl it does not work.

how will deal if gear is custom sized or teeth are odd numbers also how we will understand how much dia for custom sized gear?

You're an excellent teacher. Thanks for this - I picked up some excellent tips esp the Ctrl d feature for multiple duplication.

how did u get .5 in the first spike of the gear

Thank you!! I am going to build a more complex crown gear later. But this is exactly the information I was looking for just to get started. Thanks again and also enlightening me with "crtl + D"

awesome, thanks.

Is this Software appropriate to design little devices.. simple levers, and rockers, springs and gears? I need to make Virtual machines.. for home projects.. i need the most simple easy to use.. virtual workshop.

man.. you help me in magic way thx alot

Thanks good stuff, I love the duplicate feature

Muy buenos los engranajes y la explicación.

Do I need to register and download the program

Thanks 👍🏻

Thank you for sharing your experience and expertise with Tinker. Keep up the great work.

amazing video friend

Very helpful video, thank you. Was looking for a way to create a textured surface on a thumb screw and with a slight modification this worked a treat.

I’ve been using Tinkercad for only two days. I’d use Inkscape to generate the gear with the integrated tool, export to SVG, import here, done. It would be perfect, too

you video is really good

Super, thanks for sharing.😊 I need to make a bulldozer track.

How did you select both of them.

Cool tips! Just watched a couple of your videos, you just got another subscriber. I'm new to tinkercad and I'm struggling with making a partial hole in an STL file to add a magnet to the project. Playing with meshmixer it's a Boolean expression or something like that. I haven't achieved it in tinkercad. I found team logo's or other designs that I'd like to insert a magnet in them. Getting it centered on the bottom side and not have it come all the way through. Say the button magnet is 3mm and say it's height is 2mm. Do you make the cylinder 3mm round, 4 mm tall to all it to sink below the work plane?

How do you make a hole in the center of the gear in Tinkercad?

Hey nice video. I haven’t seen how you would make a project with a thin wall. Let’s say the letter M with a 2.5 mm wall thickness. Any suggestions. Thanks, Bltoth

cool.thanks

Hi and thanks for your videos, they have help me alot... Can you help me out with something, i can't seem to find a way to do something... I can not find a way to maniulate or control the length of a shape, so for example if a grab a cube and i want to make the front face one length and the back a different one!?. I hope i make sense.

This was awesome. Just what I needed to help my students. Really nicely made.

yep, Thinkercad tutorial about how to put stuff on rounded objects (like you do when designing R2D2 body) it`s a great idea. waiting for it )

Great video, it helped me loads with my gear design :)

Can u make gear like this (tkr 5237) that is model number

Nice tutorial on gears. I would like to increase the size of a half sprocket without changing the size of my teeth. The half sprocket needs to fit over a 80mm tube but at the moment it is a little too small to fit. When I increase it's size to fit the 80mm tube, the teeth size also increase and then sprocket teeth doesn't fit my chain. Can you guide me to how I can do this?

Your technique of explanation for 3D design is the best I have seen ! Live classes would be amazing. Thanks for your help .

I'm trying to make a propeller wing but it won't line up the last blade is off in angle.

Thank you

Thank you! you have been super clear!

so how did you select both teeth at once after you duplicated the one original tooth?

I'm trying to do this but it's not letting me click on both to duplicate them

This is so user friendly! Thanks!

Epic, I love it!

what! is it even possible to love tinkercad more. awesome. do it again

Tinkercad has 2 gear profiles as "primitives" (Basic shapes) one has an involute gear profile with adjustable pressure angle, the other has a circular profile with adjustable 'slop'.

at 7:09 how do you slide your view over to the right?

Thanks im a beginner in the 3d printing world and your videos been so useful great job

I have made some insane vortex blades on tinker . But now tinker is no longer working right on windows edge . May have to dump them if they dont fix the problem soon

thanks for your video, i would like know how i can selec two objects, how can you select both of them? thanks

Very informative. Thank you.

Good Video. Could you do one on a clock face?

really cool. this works also really good with encoder wheel design!!

Really interesting method. It even makes the teeth kind of beveled.

Haha, yes; they're called teeth! And a cog is the actual gear. It's great that you curved the faces of the teeth 'cos that helps with the smoothness you testify to. Next, Autodesk should program a whole gear making module that'll do all the manual steps, only asking what space the gears will need to fit into, shaft size, and ratios desired. It could even adjust everything as we drag output shafts to aim in in a different direction. For example, we'd sketch or import a scan of a bicycle, showing mainly the wheels and the axis of the pedal crank. We'd tag them as driver and driven. Tinkercad would do the rest and we could drag pedals forward or backward and the gear system would adjust, with drive chains or belts also in the mix. I think this will accelerate inventiveness by removing the middleman obstacle: difficult drafting. Tinkercad is to machine design what Arduino is to digital controllers!

nice. what about helical gears?

How to make Gears Animation ? Thanx.

nice video, not sure if I can use it or have to make one more mathematically correct. it is very useful. thanks for sharing

I suggest that you cut the first several minutes and get to the project. That was outstanding. But don't want to wait so long to get there.

I appreciate your videos; am still trying to find out how to rotate a 2D image into a 3D model; i.e. if I drew the letter C on a piece of paper and scanned it into TinkerCAD, how might I rotate that 2D curve C into a torus?

your my new favorite channel XD

They've got metric gears in TC now, but you still learn a lot about manipulating objects in this vid.

Thanks

Can you do a tutorial on making beveled gears?

Como hago Uno dados en tinkercad

Thanks for the tip man!

I just got a 3d printer and got started with tinkercad This video saved me loads of time! Thank you! How about worm gears next?

This is very cool, I like it!! :) :) :)

cool

Great video! This helps a lot, thanks for sharing. Did you print any? I'd like to see them plus the settings you used.

just done an intro to tinker cad at my local library, and that video was great, I am into mechanical things too. you show male gears, ie: with the teeth on the outside, how do you do female gears?, ie: the crown gear in an automatic transmission (planetary gears).

Neat idea - thanks!

Would like a video on rc hydraulics pumps and gears etc??

I would be real interested in making 1 round gear and a flat bar with gear teeth on one side.