This Simple 3D Print Hack Will Change Your Builds Forever!
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Learn How to Make 3D Printed Screw-Together Parts - Perfect for Cosplay Props & Modular Builds!
In this video, I’ll show you how to design screw-together parts for your 3D prints using Tinkercad and Nomad Sculpt, and we’ll bring it all together with a D&D-inspired dice mace build. Whether you’re working on a cosplay prop or a modular electronics enclosure, this technique will level up your print game— best part - no glue required!
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Tools Used
Tinkercad (Free browser-based CAD) - https://www.tinkercad.com/
Nomad Sculpt (iPad Sculpting App) - https://nomadsculpt.com/
3D Printer - https://amzn.to/3XNpSmt
PLA Filament - https://amzn.to/4i5mpXz
Silk PLA Filament - https://amzn.to/41X7OsG
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🕒 Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro: Why Screw-Together Parts Rock
0:24 - Project Overview: D&D Dice Mace
0:36 - What Are Screw-Together Parts?
1:35 - Designing Threads in Tinkercad
3:40 - Creating Screw Threads in Nomad Sculpt
5:28 - Test Printing Your Threads
5:44 - Assembling the Dice Mace
6:11 - Final Tips: Painting, LEDs & Hidden Dice Compartment
6:44 - Wrap-Up & Free STL Info