/*dreaming in digital*/ on Nostr: Creating stackable paper tray designs for #3DPrinting on #Tinkercad (leave me alone I ...
Creating stackable paper tray designs for #3DPrinting on #Tinkercad (leave me alone I like my training wheels), I've learned things:
- Take advantage of custom workplane dimensions in the settings
- Making 2 or more things that're meant to fit together: make 2 identical things, not 1 whole thing you'll split up later. It gets so messy otherwise
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