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Some examples of three-dimensional shapes are:
STARTING TINKERCAD
To use Tinkercad, you need to create an account on the Tinkercad website. You can join as a
student, educator or create a personal account. To start Tinkercad, follow the given steps:
1 Open your web browser and 2 Click on the
go to https://www.tinkercad.com Sign Up button.
Square-based pyramid Triangular prism Cone Cuboid
INTRODUCTION TO TINKERCAD
Tinkercad is an easy-to-use and simple 3D design and modelling software.
3 Click on the
It runs on a web browser. It was created by former Google engineer Create a personal
Kai Backman and his friend Mikko Mononen in 2011. It allows building account button.
3D models and makes designing easy and simple.
FEATURES OF TINKERCAD 5 Enter the desired
information from the drop lists.
Some of the key features of Tinkercad are:
User-friendly Interface: Easy for beginners with drag-and-drop 3D model creation.
4 Click on the Sign
3D modelling and printing: Create 3D models and export them for printing. up with Email button.
Shape combination: Combine simple shapes to form complex geometries.
Collaboration: Share projects and collaborate with others for joint design work.
APPLICATIONS OF TINKERCAD
Some of the key applications of Tinkercad are:
3D printing: Design models for 3D printing with ease. Tinkercad was acquired by 6 Click on the Next button.
Autodesk in May 2013.
Educational tool: Used in schools for teaching 3D design, 7 Enter your email id and password
engineering and electronics. in the desired text box.
Product prototyping: Helps engineers create quick prototypes and visualise designs.
Engineering education: Helps students learn design, measurement and mechanics.
RAPID RECALL Tick ( ) if you know this.
8 Click on the checkbox.
1. Two-dimensional shapes have length and breadth, but no depth or height.
2. Tinkercad is an easy-to-use and simple 3D design and modelling software.
9 Click on the Create account button. 10 Click on the Done button.
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