@IvenBach that's awesome!

I would be able to use that for a Sand Cast

why did you make the model standing up?

@Malachi It's not. The back is drawn on the top plane.

@IvenBach Looks great for a first version.

Nice coaster.

@Mast ^

@Mast The model is oriented standing up. I had to lay it flat in the slicer to print on its back.

@IvenBach Oh, that wasn't intentional.

@IvenBach Very nice.

I just created a Tinkercad account and was going to try and figure it how to use it, I figured I could start seeing how it works with the one you two created

@Malachi Good luck and have fun.

Let me know if you need more examples.

And if it doesn't really matter what you take as example, there's Thingiverse.

^ That's where I get nearly all my models.

Tinkercad is fairly easy to use. Because of its simplicity it makes it frustrating, at least for me, to do anything but put in and move basic shapes.

Thingiverse has really basic and even some relatively complex items already. Like this lift table in 17 files.

Although I'd like the original files for projects like that, put them in an assembly myself.

@Mast You can pull my email from the RD repo commit log and email me the mailing address you want me to send these to.

@Mast I found that too.

glad to hear someone else say it out loud! makes me feel more secure in getting documents from there

@IvenBach That would be an EU address. Are you sure?

#TIL: Didn't know that. Go ahead and send it. If it's not that expensive I'll ship it.

I already need to ship a 3d printed package for Simon.