Today, we're going to work on a very simple but useful first TinkerCAD project for your 3D printer. Written by David Gewirtz, Senior Contributing Editor Oct. 22, 2020 at 7:06 a.m. PT.

Kai Backman, Tinkercad’s co-founder and CEO, explains that one only needs a browser and a couple of minutes to use its browser-based software and have a 3D project ready for printing.

Tinkercad, that Autodesk-owned, user-friendly 3D modeler is offering up a new feature today that may well prove a compelling proposition for Minecraft users. Fans of the block building, monster ...

Like 3D Builder, the user interface itself offers very little in the way of help when you rollover tools, something I would like to see improved, but if you use the lessons laid out for you then ...

The art show will feature the work of Ready for Hire program participants. Those attending can test out some of the software ...

Native Tinkercad 3D geometry has been exportable into Fusion 360 since 2018; now that capability is embedded in the Tinkercad Circuits platform. “This means that your students’ Circuits designs can be ...

Last time we checked in with [CrafsMan] he had bought a benchtop injection molding machine. This time, he shows off how to 3D print molds.If you have ever had to spend to make tooling for ...