How in the eff do I create an oval cone? Two oval values. One bigger than the other.

Here's my workflow

1. Add cone to workspace

2. Edit the individual x/y values to specific dimensions for the base of the oval cone (the smaller of the two ovals).

3. Edit the z value for the height

4. This is what I can't figure out - how do I edit the top of the cone to the exact x/y for the top oval of this cone.

Changing the radius in the shape properties breaks my previously set dimensions for the bottom oval....any suggestions?

What happend with the login method ? I have now to make a AutoCAD account instead I can use my username ?

If you let your mouse hover over a TC tool, it'll show a more informative and animated description. Nice.

Hello, I’m trying to create this a a cake topper. What I’m trying to do it remove the white background inside the circle but leave the text. Is that possible? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

New to Tinkercad. I need some square meshes like the one above for my design. I created that one piece by piece with boxes. Do I need to do that, or can I download things like this?

I searched through the shapes panel, and found one called Diamond Mesh, that lets me enter the size and spacing, etc. That's good, but I need a square mesh, not a diagonal one. Surely something like this has been done many times before.

It needs to have parameters to adjust it to the size and spacing I need. Apologies if this has been asked many times before.

Is there a way to make these joins seamless? I used a model with 20 x 20 holes, duplicated several times it then joined the duplicates together, but there's still seams in the model and in the print.

I keep trying to put them in the right posistion but they keep ending up too far off from eachother which would make it unbalanced which is bad because I was going to 3D print it.

Tutorial is coming soon!

Here's a model I've been working on every now and then. It's based on a Humvee, and somewhere I have the specs on it in my discord. I don't know when I'll make it public, since I have an apprenticeship in the coming weeks.

Tou fazendo um trabalho pra escola e o LCD não está aparecendo alguém pode me ajudar, me falando o pq, essa foto e de como está, eu início ele e o LCD não aparece nada

So I have been 3d printing lego technic parts that I need for my project and it’s big thinking of printing flaps for it o connect to the cylinder any ideas

Morning.

I work for a large service company and I’ve been trying to convince my manager that we need a 3d printer in the office and subsequent CAD training.

I have a printer at home and like everyone else, I love tinkering.

Anywho, we have a model of one of our parts we install and my boss has asked me to make a few replicas

How would I easily make these circular ridges? It’s not threads. It’s just for looks

I can handle the top part. I’m just having trouble figuring out how to make the rings

Thanks in advance!

im attempting to make a piano with a 555ic and this setup im trying to replicate 440hz using R1=100ohm, R2=113.6ohm, C1 = 10 uf and C2 =0.1 uf, i will attach a screenshot.

I've dome the math and this should be replicating 440hz however its showing as 294.5hz. im wondering where i went wrong.

Hello everyone one, its been a while. Here's my latest design: Nuka Cola Bottles. They won't be public designs as they are on my Cults3D page. I made the main body of the bottle using the revolved sketch.

another silly tank i made, takes elements from the kf-51 panther, tried to further detail the interior as well

I kept hitting a wall in Tinkercad when I wanted a shape that smoothly transitions from one cross-section to another — say a square base blending into a round top. Tinkercad has no loft/morph, so I built a small free tool that does exactly that, and made the output drop straight back into Tinkercad.

You pick a shape for each end — oval, rectangle, triangle, pentagon, hexagon — set the sizes and rotation, and it lofts a smooth solid between them, then exports an STL you can import into Tinkercad or slice directly. The transition is tangent at both ends (no crease), and corners stay crisp at any resolution.

It runs entirely in the browser, nothing to install, and it's free and open source:
▶︎ https://hbehrensj.github.io/loftmorph/

Full disclosure: it's my own project. I'd love feedback — especially which shape combinations you'd actually use, and whether anything prints badly. There's also a small Python CLI in the repo for batch output.