Blender for 3D Printing Hollow box with a hinge) 1 of 1

nice tutorials, please do one on how to export to stl files... I find it really hectic exporting to stl for 3D printing.

Nice that you make the tutorials... but shouldn't they be Maya tutorials? I just use the Blender default, why should I also learn Maya key strokes??

Something of note, your cube you did the 50mm with 45 inside, the wall thickness would be 2.5mm wall thickness as 50-45=5 then divide the 5 into both walls  2.5mm Good Tutorial though :)

First tutorial I've been able to finish and you're even working in Maya(I can't use maya or the middle button on my mouse doesn't work for me using Maya, I have to use Blender, with the netbook). I'll be following along!

wouldn't solidify's 0.1 setting be 10% of 50mm? so 5mm exactly?

hey Jason, THANK YOU.

Of the twenty or so videos i've seen (intended for blender/3D newbies) - this is the BEST one. By far.

I actually feel like i can start using blender now - the right way.

Thanks! this is really helpful!

please make video clearly i can not see

For the solidify function: 5 is 10% of 50 so you would enter .1 for a 5 wall thickness.

shitf D does nothing, my man. thanks tho

Completely lost as the latest blender has completely different interface. Wish you could update this!

thanks

On blender 3.2 ( MACOS ), I tried to use recalculate, but it still deliver a STL file which cannot be printed on 3D printer. I try to create a cylinder with hollow inside : so simple and it does not work. do you know any tips to fix that ? anyway, good video. thanks.

shift what for clone? E? B? neither works for me...

Thanks :)

For some reason for me the button to move around the camera is just holding the third mouse button. So I think it depends on whether or not you have a third mouse button.

HOLY CRAP this was made 10 YEARS AGO!?!?!?!

Very helpful :/

Thank you so much for making this video. You won't believe what I've been doing to make my containers. But now every time I go to print something it prints out with some ugly 'gap overlay' on the corners. Do you know how to fix that? The other way I was making the containers (3D printing not capture) it doesn't have a gap overlay but rather the sides I used to compose the container or sticking out a bit. Decided to own it in the design though.

Esse vídeo é de 11 anos atrás, mas conseguiu me ajudar no que eu precisava, talvez você nunca veja isso caro colega, mas obrigado! Felicidades do Brasil!!