Across
- 2. Makes a duplicate of a selected object.
- 8. A tool for adding words or letters as 3D shapes.
- 9. A tool that shows the exact measurements of objects.
- 10. The basic building blocks you drag onto the workplane.
- 12. The “floor” or surface where you build and place your shapes.
- 13. The tiny unit of measurement Tinkercad uses by default. Also, there are 10 of these in 1 centimeter.
- 15. The way size is measured in Tinkercad, like millimeters or inches.
- 17. Saves your design so it can be 3D printed or used elsewhere.
- 19. Breaks shapes apart after they have been joined together.
- 21. Removes an object from your design.
- 22. The cube on screen you can click to change your view.
Down
- 1. Aided Design, What CAD stands for: designing things on a computer.
- 3. The name you give your project to save and find it later.
- 4. A file type used for 3D printing. An acronym for stereolithography.
- 5. A shape that cuts into other shapes when grouped.
- 6. A tool that lets you draw freehand shapes.
- 7. Joins two or more shapes together into one.
- 11. The button that resets your screen to the starting camera angle.
- 14. Places a copy of something you just copied.
- 16. A shape that is filled in.
- 18. Changes where an object is placed on the workplane.
- 20. Lines up objects so they are centered or evenly placed.