So I have been late to the party and discovered
Tinkercad. Loving it so far. I have some big plans and will end up sharing my designs. Just still getting my head around a few things.
So I posted an
article here on how I made my bases for my Napoleonics. Well now I have designed a custom base I can proudly call my own that is 20mm x 20mm x 2mm. It has a hole in the exact centre to allow a 5mm x 2mm rare earth magnet to perfectly fit. I made the hole for it 5.3mm in diameter for a tight fit.
This saves the drill and a lot of mess... oh an unnecessary plastic wastage!
This is only the beginning.
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Proud of my first design using Tinkercad. 20x20x2 base with a 5.3mm hole |
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Duplicated it in the slicer as I needed to bases |
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A perfect snug fit, I only add Glue when placing the Soldiers on |
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Boom! |
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