Nifty's Guessing Game 🏆 Winner announced

[casportpony]

Should be interesting once done!

Am I allowed to ask what it is?

 

[electrycmonk]

I wish I was smart enough to use it, but I'm all-about the dummy's version: www.tinkercad.com

That looks very fun! What was your learning curve Nifty? As in from install app to getting a "feel for it"?

 

[Nifty-Chicken]

What's the scale of the graphing? ~9" square?

Grid is in mm, but I need to resize the part once I can go outside to measure the hole it is going into

 

[electrycmonk]

Am I allowed to ask what it is?

I'm thinking it's a surface attached logo. Note those green parts?

 

[Nifty-Chicken]

Am I allowed to ask what it is?

Of course you can ask!





(... but I don't have to answer)

 

[casportpony]

Of course you can ask!





(... but I don't have to answer)

I had a feeling you were gonna say something like that.

 

[electrycmonk]

Grid is in mm, but I need to resize the part once I can go outside to measure the hole it is going into

Okay so maybe the green parts are recessed?

 

[Nifty-Chicken]

That looks very fun! What was your learning curve Nifty? As in from install app to getting a "feel for it"?

Learning curve for tinkercad is SUPER low (relative to Fusion 360, etc.). I've done a little design in different programs, so I'm sure that made it a tiny bit easier.

In the past, I didn't design enough to master / retain the more intense design programs, but now that I think about it, I've done so much stuff over the last 2.5 years for 3D printing, I probably should have put in the time for Fusion vs. Tinkercad.

I guess it's not too late, right?

 

[MarkJr]

Happen to drive a VW??

 

[MarkJr]

Learning curve for tinkercad is SUPER low (relative to Fusion 360, etc.). I've done a little design in different programs, so I'm sure that made it a tiny bit easier.

In the past, I didn't design enough to master / retain the more intense design programs, but now that I think about it, I've done so much stuff over the last 2.5 years for 3D printing, I probably should have put in the time for Fusion vs. Tinkercad.

I guess it's not too late, right?

Fusion is MUCH easier to navigate than Solidworks. The built in CAM software makes it superior for all but the most complex operations.