Tutorial: Custom Trophy in Tinkercad

September 13, 2015

I wrote a tutorial for creating a Custom Trophy in Tinkercad on the Printrbot Learn blog last year. A short teaser is below but you can read the full tutorial at http://learn.printrbot.com/2014/06/22/tutorial-custom-trophy-in-tinkercad/

I’m including this teaser on my blog for new readers coming in through either the Thingiverse Tinkercad Jumpstart page or through the Tinkercad TinkerStar feature post.

Create a custom trophy in Tinkercad and download for 3D Printing. A 3D printed trophy is a great way to recognize student achievement.

Go to https://www.tinkercad.com/things/hpegh0gXQLN-printrbot-learn-trophy and click the Copy and Tinker button. (Requires a free Tinkercad.com account.)

Click on the blue text and in the inspector window change the text field. It may take a while for the text to change as the Tinkercad server have to process the changes. There is also text on the back side of the trophy. Rotate the view and click the text to change or delete it.

Read the rest of the tutorial at http://learn.printrbot.com/2014/06/22/tutorial-custom-trophy-in-tinkercad/.

Category : Design, Tutorial

Tags : 3D printing, Design, Tinkercad, tutorial

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4 thoughts on “Tutorial: Custom Trophy in Tinkercad”

Ryteros3D on November 13, 2015 at 6:07 am said:

Hi there,

Thanks a lot for this tutorial about how to create a custom trophy. It inspired me to give it a try as well and write my first tutorial about Tinkercad 🙂

Feel free to take a look at it here: https://i.materialise.com/blog/tinkercad-3d-printing-tutorial and let me know if there is anything that still needs improvement.

Thanks!

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John Long on March 7, 2016 at 2:18 pm said:

By any chance do you give one-on-one TinkerCad lessons… (via Skype?) I need help. John L

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Josh Ajima on March 8, 2016 at 9:09 pm said:

John,

I don’t have any time in the near future. You could send me the problem you are working on and there is a possibility I could turn it into a blog post.

All the best.
-Josh

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- John Long on March 9, 2016 at 12:01 pm said:
  
  Josh – I think I may have located a local resource to help me out. Thank you for the response.
  
  JL

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