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i find the scribe tool and the hole thing useful.

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This is my Tinkercad avatar, I'm finished with it. I think I did well on making it look a little like me, like sort of referring to how I look and I think what I can do better next time is to make it look more realistic and make it look smaller as well.

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I think I am done with my avatar. I found the workplane tool really useful because it allowed me to put things at different angles easily. I also found the scribble tool useful because it made creating different shapes more simple.

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I had been tesging a lot of different things so my progress is really slow. I think the grouping and aligning tool are the most useful.

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This is my avatar. It is not finish since i just started, but I think that the tool that i found useful was the turning and group tool

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I abused the fact I can have shaped going throw so thats how I easily made the mini gun, the hands is what I thinked about, and the pro portions are right, there is just a 0 behind the the numbers

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I had a lot of troubles while making it. However, I am finished now. I found the grouping tool very useful because it helped me a lot when I was making the avatar. The aligning tool was also very useful.

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I found the rotating and the scaling tool very helpful to scale all the shapes and sizes of this figure.

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I'm finished-the only tools i used were the align and group tool

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This is my avatar, I'm done with it and I've used the scrible tool for the hair and the blush. I found using the scribble tool exteremly useful.

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I am working on the arms

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i started on my head and I am struggling already my hands are sore

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This Video explains how to make different things like a lobster in tinkercad.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOs6Mdj7y_4

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TinkerCAD - Tutorial for Beginners in 9 MINUTES!  [ COMPLETE ]

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This tutorial is for beginners who don't know how to use Tinkercad yet. It basically shows you some basic knowledge of how to use Tinkercad. Like the different dimensions you can look at, and the basic shapes that Tinkercad includes and so on. So this is a very useful tutorial.

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The most useful parts of the tutorial is when they tell you how to use things not everyone knows and show things most of us don't know about. The person speaks clearly and basically everything you need to know about Tinkercad is in this video.

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TinkerCAD - Tutorial for Beginners in 9 MINUTES!  [ COMPLETE ]

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this video explains how to use tinkercad, it talks about different shapes, tools, and how to save the thing.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60xfIu-lqAs

This tutorial is very suitable for beginners, as it starts by explaining how to use Tinkercad. This includes viewing the model by different perspectives and browsing the library of all the shapes and features. It also shows you how to group and ungroup shapes, change the color and size, etc. It guides you through how to create simple shapes clearly, making it a very useful tutorial.

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Getting Started in Tinkercad: A Tutorial for Complete Beginners

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https://youtu.be/gOs6Mdj7y_4
This tutorial explains the basic knowledge of Tinkercad that beginners should know. It teaches us how to use it easily and different helpful features that can be used while designing 3D models. From creating an account to saving and rendering the models, it illustrates everything that we have to do. You will be able to use Tinkercad efficiently like an expert after watching this tutorial.

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TinkerCAD - Tutorial for Beginners in 9 MINUTES!  [ COMPLETE ]

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This tutorial explains the basics for how to use tinkercad as well as other features that can be helpful to creating 3D Models in tinkercad

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvDkf1CEpMY

This tutorial that I have watched helped me understand all of the different tools, shapes and much more. It talks about many different kinds of way to create 3D models with different shapes combined.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaCCji-nLVc

This video teaches you how to use the workspace, it also teaches you many different ways you can make the shape look different.

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Makerspace Tutorials - Tinkercad Advanced Tricks 1

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the last part (shape generators) is really useful because it helps you create complex shapes and i didn't know about it before.

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Makerspace Tutorials - Tinkercad Advanced Tricks 1

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-6X6in6Las

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How to Bevel and Round Edges in Tinkercad

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In this video we'll look at a simple way to create beveled edges in Tinkercad. We'll also apply the same technique to create rounded corners. Using these techniques can give you some really complex and fun shapes. You can even create some decently organic looking shapes with the rounding method.

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This video introcudes us to the ruler tools and all of it's functions and use and some little tricks. One of the tricks I found useful was the one where you can click on the number shown on the ruler and then click the object to change the object in the place you want to.

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TinkerCad Tip -  Using the Ruler the Easy Way!

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60xfIu-lqAs

This tutorial explains tools that could be used in Tinkercad. I think this is useful because it has time stamps on the bottom, and it is very simple to follow. Although the video is 22 minutes long, I think it is helpful for all of us to use.

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Getting Started in Tinkercad: A Tutorial for Complete Beginners

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmrTtbtJ38s
I found this tutorial very helpful because it's very complete. It explains a lot of the basic features for making a person.

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Tinkershop Tutorial: Build a Character in TinkerCAD

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This tutorial teach you how to manipulate shapes, and I learned how to make shapes really cool looking, and this can really help for starters, and also learned a few tricks.

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Tinkercad Tutorial Part 2 - (Shape Manipulation and Scaling)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOs6Mdj7y_4

This tutorial explains all the tools for beginners in a very clear way. It also has different timestamps so that you can just click to watch a specific part of the video. It is also only 9 mins, so it doesn't take too long to watch, but also has a lot of information. It shows you how to edit the shapes, how to group and make holes to create complex shapes. It also shows you how to use the lock, snap, ruler and workplane function. These are all functions that a beginner normally wouldn't know, but would be very useful when building in tinkercad.

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TinkerCAD - Tutorial for Beginners in 9 MINUTES!  [ COMPLETE ]

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I accidentally looked down

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Josephs worse nightmare of blind contour

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Josephs worse nightmare of blind contour

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i know it's bad

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I havent started the 3D model

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Not finished

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I really can't function it omg

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no tinker tool really helped me, but I don't really care.

its matching the sketch 7-8 out of 10, since I can't really curve every line to my liking.

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I barely did anything