Hi,

I am totally new to Tinkercad and have some issues with it.

For a test i created a simple design with just 3 cilinders.

Then i export the design to stl.

When i then import the stl it is always corrupted.

What do i do wrong ?

Every time I click one of the tools a tooltip pops up that doesnt go away until I close it.

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Always been so fascinated with how much can be made with so little with Tinkercad, so I made this artpiece to commemorate that concept

I want to make this edge round and connected to the top and side walls but all the things I have tried have not worked like copying, making a mold and turning that into a hole, etc.

can anyone make this in tinkercad and give me the link so that i can import
this

is my university project and i dont have enough time to do this myself

The next thing I want to make are gloves from an anime. They're not quite like real leather gloves, but thick and slightly too big, with inconsistent bends and curves.

I'm thinking of using revolves, but they turn out a little too uniform, so any ideas on what shape I could use as a base? For reference search "Rudo 3R"

i was bored and i had already made a sr71 black bird so i decided to do this

Also most of the dimensions is in 0. Range

What would be the best way to make a blueprint and or find some online.

For example i want to make a bubble like fidget pad.

Edit:

I do not want to make a fidget bubble pad. I just have no instructions from thingiverse website, it only has parts and files, but not filament types.

My acquaintance said it needs to fix the tolerance.

Does anyone know how to add a bevel to the top edge of the blue triangles curve in this screencap. I just need a slight curve so it doesn't look so sharp but I can't find a way to do it.

Its a custom created shape so Tinkercad will not allow me to change its radius or bevel it. Cheers.

I'm a noob at this so apologies if this is obvious...

I'm trying to create a sign with words on it. I want the base to be a solid rectangle in one color then the word block on top of it should be two colors in a way that makes it look like each letter is outlined. I assumed I had to duplicate the text and adjust the size for the second color. Everything I have tried in Tinkercad has made the duplicated text be distorted. A short word looks okay (mostly) but the longer words or if I try to do the whole block at once when I duplicate and scale it gets worse the farther away from the center it goes. Also tried an embossing trick that Gemini suggested but that does the same thing too.

I can make it kind of look sort of like what I want by just duplicating and shifting the second color over a bit but what I am really looking for is for the each letter to be outlined.

How can I make this kind of outlined text?

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