Tinkercad Mini Table

by Jeremy R in Workshop > 3D Printing

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Tinkercad Mini Table

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I’m this instructable we will be making a mini table using Tinkercad. If you want to take the short way I’ll put the file down below.

Supplies

Tinkercad Account (free)

3D Printer

Get a Cube

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Get a cube from the shapes menu and make it:

Length: 50mm

Width: 40mm

Height: 5mm

Get Four Cubes and Fit Them to Specs

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get four more cubes and make them:

Length: 7.5mm

Width: 7.5mm

Height: 20mm

Grab 4 Hole Cubes

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Get four hole cubes and size them down to:

Length: 8mm

Width: 8mm

Height: 7mm

Put the Holes on Each Corner

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Put one hole on each corner and try and line them up as best you can. After that, group the holes into the table piece by holding and dragging your mouse over just the holes and the table top.

Export to Stl

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Export to an stl file by hitting the export button.

Print!

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Go ahead and print!

Push Table Legs Into Table Top

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I use a hammer and lightly tapped, it in but you might be able to do it with your hands. This is what the finished project should look like. If you liked this instructable please consider following. Thank you.