Workshop 3D Modeling and Printing

Part 1: Introduction to Tinkercad

Use Chrome or Edge to access www.tinkercad.com. Create an autodesk account (login > sign up > create a personal account).
Create a new 3D Design, place a cube on the workplane.

Start with a ruler roughly centered on the default workplane in midpoint mode.
Use a series of cylinders and cones or paraboloids to make the neck and spout of our part.
Make a handle:
- If using some kind of rod as a handle, create a fitting for this using another group of cylinders, spaced roughly distant enough to make a comfortable handle.
- If printing a small handle, build this out of cylinders, boxes or spheres as you see fit. Note that the handle will extend below the workplane.
Using a pair of boxes, create a bridge with a slot joining the two parts.
Add one or two 5.3mm holes in the bridge for fastening the part with a screw.
Export your finished part as an STL file.

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