When you draw on a piece of paper, you are working in a 2D space. This may sound obvious but the most significant difference is the addition of the 3rd dimension. Create your first printable three-dimensional designīefore starting with 3D design, let’s look at some key differences between 2D and 3D design.Complete tutorials in Tinkercad to better understand basic 3D design.Become familiar with the Tinkercad interface.Identify the differences between 2D design and 3D design.In this lesson you will begin learning how to create your own CAD (Computer Aided Design) files with an easy to use modeling software tool called Tinkercad. The way you tell a printer what to make is by digitally designing an object and sending it to the printer via a computer. A 3D printer won’t just magically create objects on its own, it needs to be told what to create.
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