an online computer-aided design application

CAD to CAM in Tinkercad

Design and technology

Paper and boards properties, sources and stock forms

3D Modelling in Tinkercad

Modelling and assembling complex shapes in Tinkercad

Movement with mechanisms

Model a moving part in Tinkercad

Design and simulate in Tinkercad

CAM, automation and laser cutting

Pupils will model with paper and boards and learn about sources and stock forms.  They will develop 3D computer-aided design knowledge and skills, applying this by designing and simulating mechanical systems using TinkerCAD.

Prototypes with mechanisms: robotics and automation

Where can you access other designer's models in Tinkercad?

What do you need to do to gallery models to edit them?

Most 3D printers in schools use a process called FFF. What is this an acronym of?

When designing for 3D printing, overhangs should not be more than {{}} degrees without support.

Tinkercad Sim Lab allows {{}} based digital testing of CAD models.

What is the area called where a simulation happens?

How can you accurately see the movement of parts and models in Sim Lab?

Which connector has been used in this model?

Identify the methods used to create working and stable models in Sim Lab.

Exit Quiz

Where can you access other designer's models in Tinkercad?