May 12-16 :: Tinkercad! : : Toy Jet Part 3! (Review)

70 Points Total

Expectations:

C: Voice Level 2 (only the people next to you can hear you and no shouting across the room)

H: Ask your team, elbow partner or raise hand

A: Work on the assignment

M: Stay in your assigned seat

P: Work till assignment is completed

S: Finishing your work

Key Points:

If you have done your 15 mins of I ready
If you have turned in all your work
Congratulation You Qualify
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All assignments must be completed by midnight

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Continue until time is up!

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TINKERCAD

What you need to know!

WHAT ARE WE LEARNING: TinkerCAD, an easy-to-use 3D CAD design tool!

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT: Gives the user the ability to take something that's 3D and represent it in 2D. It is essential to all industries that use 3D modeling like architects, engineers and game designers!

HOW WILL MY TEACHER KNOW WHAT I LEARNED: You will complete starter lessons on TinkerCAD and soon answer questions based on what you completed!

Weekly SLISC (Standards, Learning Intentions, and Success Criteria)

:: Standard C6.3 ::

Use media design and editing software: keyframe animation, drawing software, image editors, and three-dimensional design.

:: California Standards for Career Ready Practice 2::

Career-ready individuals communicate thoughts and ideas using written, verbal, electronic, and/or visual methods.

:: Learning Intention::

- I am using three-dimensional design software to create and manipulate basic shapes.

- I am using navigation and apply editing software tools to adjust object size, position, and orientation.

- I am utilizing utilize editing software features such as grouping, alignment, and cutout for precise modeling.

I am developing written literacy by describing design steps and using technical vocabulary.

:: Success Criteria::

I can use new found skills to combine objects together and build a Toy Jet.
I can verbally describe how this is done.
I can change the basic box shape and size by using handles
I can make a copy using the Duplication button on the top toolbar or use the hotkeys
I can place the Name on the work plane and tilt
I can complete the Exit ticket ( design steps and using technical vocabulary)
I can create an account and navigate the Tinkercad interface.
I can manipulate basic shapes (move, scale, rotate).

Log in to our class on TinkerCad!

Your username has been made for you!

Click CLASS/PERIOD BUTTON (below)

to log in to YOUR class period to TinkerCAD

Period 2

Period 4

Period 5

Period 6

Signing in!

Select Join with NICKNAME

(Your Nickname has been created for you!))

Your "Nickname" is your FIRST NAME and LAST NAME and YOUR PERIOD NUMBER

(No Spaces)

Let's Get Started:

Click +NEW...3D Design

Hover over TOY JET and click TINKER THIS!

TIP! (before you begin!)

Check to make sure your Snap Grid is set to 0.01 mm

TIP #2! (before you continue!)

Select ALL/Ctrl + A (or drag an imaginary box arount the entire jet)...Make sure your jet is grouped!!!!
You know it is when you select everything, the inspector just reads "SHAPE"!
Choose MULTICOLOR!

Now let's add the jet engine detail!

Change the workplane....

Pull the Workplane tool (located on the Top right Corner) and drag it to the BACK end of the cylinder until you see the Orange Workplane box (see left). Then let go of your mouse to set the workplane

Remember if it is in the wrong place simply click the undo button (top left curved arrow) or press ctrl + z

Adding jet engine detail to the back...

From our shapes box, add a TUBE to the workplane

Change the color of the tube

Select the solid color in the Shape Inspector box and choose dark grey

With the TUBE selected, click the bottom right WHITE HANDLE

Change the DIAMETER to 8 mm (Enter 8 in each of dimension dialog boxes)

Click ENTER on the keyboard

Change the Height/Thickness of TUBE...

With the TUBE selected, click the TOP WHITE HANDLE

Enter 4 in the dimension dialog box

Click ENTER on the keyboard

Add "Fire"

Add a cone to the workplane

Change the diameter to 7 (click the bottom right white handle and enter 7 in each box)

Click Enter

Change the cone color to yellow

Align the Tube with the cone...

Select the cone AND the Tube (hold the SHIFT KEY down to select both)

Click the ALIGN tool

Click the dot in the CENTER top (or bottom) AND the CENTER Left (or right)

GROUP them together and set the color to MULTICOLOR!

Align the Tube/Cone with the jet...

Select ALL (ctrl + A) or draw an imaginary box around all objects

Click the ALIGN tool (on the top right corner...it looks like a line with 2 boxes)

Click the dot in the CENTER near the BOTTOM of the jet

NOTE: ONLY align to the BOTTOM CENTER!

Nudge the Tube/Cone

Deselect all by clicking on the workplane

Rotate the workplace to see the rear of the plane

Select just the tube/cone

With the UP arrow key nudge the tube up to center it on the back of the jet!

Move the workplane back to horizontal

Click the workplane tool and drag it to any white space to reset

GROUP ALL...

Select ALL (ctrl + A) or draw an imaginary box around all objects

Click the GROUP button (on the Top right, it looks like a square and circle combined)

Set the color to MULTICOLOR!

Let's add a canopy to our jet...

Add a HALF SPHERE to the workplane

Change the height of the half sphere...

Change the height to 4 (top WHITE handle)

Enter 4

Click ENTER on the keyboard

Change the WIDTH of the half sphere...

Change the width to 9mm (click the RIGHT BLACK handle)

Enter 9 in the width box

Click ENTER on the keyboard

Change the half sphere color...

Select the half sphere

In the Shape inspection dialog box, click the solid color and change to LIGHT GRAY

Click TRANSPARENT

Click ENTER on the keyboard

Raise the Half Sphere

Select the half sphere

Pull up on the Black Cone

Enter 8 in the box

Click ENTER on the keyboard

Align Half Sphere with the jet...

Select ALL (ctrl + A) or draw an imaginary box around all objects

Click the dot in the CENTER near the Bottom/Front of the Jet

Deselect the objects by simply click anywhere on the workplane

Nudge the Half Sphere...

Select ONLY the half sphere

Using the UP arrow on the keyboard, nudge the half sphere back a bit on the jet

NOTE: DO NOT GROUP THE CANOPY TO THE JET!!! It will lose transparency.

WAIT!

Add your name to the workplane!

Click on the TEXT tool on the right and drag over onto the workplane

Press the HOME (house) VIEW BUTTON to set the workplane so your teacher can see the entire workplane!

Now it is time to get Creative! Create a movie scene!

POINT VALUES:

Body+Cone: 10 points (part 1)

Wings and Tail: 20 points (part 2/3)

Engine /Fire: 10 Points (part 3)

Canopy: 5 points (part 3)

Creative Movie Background: 10 point (part 3)

Name on Workplane: 5 points (part 3)

Sign -in : 10 points

Exit Ticket: 5 point

70 POINTS TOTAL!!

This assignment is worth 70 points in total!

Signing into the correct class: 5 points (this is IMPORTANT!!!)
Toy Jet: 60 Points (Make sure your name is on the Workplane!)
Exit Ticket 5 Points (Don't Forget)

Toy Jet

Review

Rotate the workplane view

Using your mouse, RIGHT click and pull to the left to view the toy jet from the back like shown (left)

To make the wing, let's duplicate the Tail...

Click anywhere in the blue workplane to deselect.

Select the Tail

Hold down the ALT key (next to the space bar) on the keyboard and click and pull the tail to the left.

This will make a copy of the tail

90°

Tip: hover over the curved arrow on the top of the tail. Carefully click and pull to rotate. Once begun you can enter the degrees in the dialog box and click enter on your keyboard

Drop the wing to the workplane...

Press 'D' on your keyboard to drop the "wing" to the workplane

Use the UP arrow key to nudge the wing forward on the jet (use your best judgement to placement)

Resize the wing to 40mm x 24mm...

Click one of the white handles on the wing and change he lengthwise dimension dialog box to 40 and the width dimension dialog box to 24 then click enter on your keyboard.

(See image)

Let's hide the jet body...

Select the body (the grouped cylinder and cone) and click the Hide Selection button

(located to the top right in the inspector box, it looks like a lightbulb)

Now we should only see the Tail and one wing!

Duplicate the wing...

Select the wing

Hold down the ALT key (next to the space bar) on the keyboard and click and pull the tail to the RIGHT.

This will make a copy of the wing

Mirror the new wing...

With the new wing selected, click the MIRROR tool (top right toolbar, it looks like 2 triangles with a line in-between)

Hover over the lines to decide which arrow to click to mirror!

Align the wings...

elect BOTH wings (hold the SHIFT Key to select both) or draw an imaginary box around both wings (NOT the tail)

Click the ALIGN tool (on the top right corner...it looks like a line with 2 boxes)

Click the dot in the TOP LEFT to align

Change the workplane....

Pull the Workplane tool (located on the Top right Corner ir press W on your keyboard!) and drag it to the INSIDE end of the right wing until you see the Orange Workplane box (see left). Then let go of your mouse or click to set the workplane

Remember if it is in the wrong place simply click the undo button (top left curved arrow) or press ctrl + z

Select the LEFT wing.

Press 'D' on your keyboard to drop the "wing" to the workplane. The wing should now touch the other wing!

SELECT BOTH WINGS AND CLICK THE GROUP TOOL

Click the Show All button (top right toolbar, looks like a lightbulb) or press Ctrl+Shift+H

Move the workplane back to horizontal

Tip: Click the workplane tool and drag it to any white space to reset

Tip: hover over the curved arrow on the top of the tail. Carefully click and pull to rotate. Once begun you can enter the degrees in the dialog box and click enter on your keyboard

Select ALL (ctrl + A) or draw an imaginary box around all objects

Click the ALIGN tool (on the top right corner...it looks like a line with 2 boxes)

Click the dot in the CENTER near the BACK of the jet ONLY

GROUP EVERYTHING!!

Tip: Draw an imaginary box around the objects or click ctrl + A on you key board (select All)

Click the GROUP Icon at the top (Multicolor will automatically apply!)

Files should automatically save!

No...we aren't done yet!

Review

Name it...

On the top left corner, click the name to change it to TOY JET

TIP! (before you begin!)

Change your Snap Grid to 0.25 mm

Creating the body of the Jet...

Add a Cylinder (Orange cylinder on the right in the Basic Shapes pallet) to the Work Plane

Tip: Click the TOP white HANDLE and type the number 70 in the dimension dialog box and click enter on your keyboard

Change the Cylinder's diameter to 10mm

Tip: Click the BOTTOM RIGHT white handle on the cylinder and change BOTH dimension dialog boxes to 10 and click enter on your keyboard

Rotate the Cylinder 90°

Tip: hover over the curved arrow on the top of the cylinder.

When the "compass" lines appear, carefully click and the dimension dialog box will stay.

Enter the 90 in the dialog box and click enter on your keyboard

(The cylinder should rotate 90 degrees)

Drop the Cylinder to the workplane...

With the Cylinder still selected, press 'D' on your keyboard to drop the object to the workplane

TIP: With the object selected, click 'D' on the keyboard to DROP the object level with the workplane

Object will drop up or down...but always be level with the workplane!

THIS WILL COME IN HANDY!

Move the workplane to the end of the cylinder so the workplane is now vertical

Tip: Pull the Workplane tool (located on the Top right Corner)

or click W on your keyboard!

Drag the workplane to the end of the cylinder until you see the Orange Workplane box (see left...it should be vertical now!). Then click to set the workplane

Remember if it is in the wrong place simply click the undo button (top left curved arrow) or press ctrl + z

To make the nose of the jet, place a CONE on the workplane.

Tip: With the workplane vertically aligned with the end of the cylinder, the cone should be in the correct direction!

Change the diameter of the cone to 10 mm

Click the bottom, right white handle and enter 10 in each box!

Align the cone and the cylinder

Tip: Select both the cone and the cylinder by holding the shift key down and click on each shape OR drag an imaginary box around both shapes!

Click the ALIGN tool (on the top right corner...it looks like a line with 2 boxes)

Click the center dot on the right side, then the center dot on the bottom to align completely,

Reset the workplane back to horizontal

Tip: Click the workplane tool or press W on your keyboard

Drag it to any white space to reset

The workplane should now be BLUE!

Group the cone and the cylinder

Tip: Draw an imaginary box around the objects or click ctrl + A on you key board (select All)

Click the GROUP button (on the Top right, it looks like a square and circle combined)

Select MULTICOLOR if you would like to retain the colors

Drop to the workplane

With the Cylinder and cone (grouped) still selected, press 'D' on your keyboard to drop the object to the workplane

Remember to deselect an object of group, simply click anywhere on the workplane

Creating the TAIL!

To create the TAIL...

Find the Swept NACA in SHAPE GENERATORS.

Tip: Make sure ALL is clicked

Also...you might have to click MORE SHAPES multiple times to find it!

Review :

Scroll down and hover over objects until you find it!

Pull onto the workplane

You can also use the SEARCH FUNCTION!

You might need to rotate the Swept NACA 90°

Click the bottom right rounded double arrow and enter 90 in the box

Click enter on your keyboard

The Swept NACA should be parallel to the cylinder

Change the dimension

Change the dimension of the Swept NACA to 19mm long x 4mm wide

Tip: Click the bottom right, white handle on the swept Naca and change the width dimension dialog box to 19 and the length (on the right) dimension dialog box to 4 then click enter on your keyboard.

Raise the TAIL...

With the Tail (swept Naca) selected, click the black cone/triangle which hovers on the top of the tail and pull up, then enter 9.75 in the dimension dialog box (located to the bottom right) then click enter on your keyboard.