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 == Lesson: Maker Keychain ==
 This intro lesson will getting you up and running quickly with tinkercad.  In this lesson you will learn how to use the base shapes called ''primitives'' to make a simple keychain design. You will also learn how to add features by ''removing'' shapes using holes.  In this example, we convert a shape to a ''hole'' to add the keyring hole feature to the keychain.  Lastly you will be able to download your design for 3D printing and a keychain is a great 1st part for printing since it has a flat bottom and will print relatively quickly.
-<br/> Class handout: [[Tinkercad class.pdf]]
+<br/> [http://wiki.themakerstation.com/images/5/5e/Tinkercad_class.pdf Class Hand-out]

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	== Lesson: Maker Keychain ==		== Lesson: Maker Keychain ==
	This intro lesson will getting you up and running quickly with tinkercad. In this lesson you will learn how to use the base shapes called ''primitives'' to make a simple keychain design. You will also learn how to add features by ''removing'' shapes using holes. In this example, we convert a shape to a ''hole'' to add the keyring hole feature to the keychain. Lastly you will be able to download your design for 3D printing and a keychain is a great 1st part for printing since it has a flat bottom and will print relatively quickly.		This intro lesson will getting you up and running quickly with tinkercad. In this lesson you will learn how to use the base shapes called ''primitives'' to make a simple keychain design. You will also learn how to add features by ''removing'' shapes using holes. In this example, we convert a shape to a ''hole'' to add the keyring hole feature to the keychain. Lastly you will be able to download your design for 3D printing and a keychain is a great 1st part for printing since it has a flat bottom and will print relatively quickly.
		+	<br/> Class handout: [[Tinkercad class.pdf]]

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 # Save to a local drive for printing.
 # Get your badge printed and wear it to the next Maker Station event.
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 Add your name to the Maker Station's name tag badge
 [[File:Tinkercad nametag.png|400px]]
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 # Using the steps from the previous lesson, add you name to the blank area under the word ''Station''.
 # You can add the individual letters from the tool pane
-# Or use the ''Text Editor'' from the ''Shape Generators'' section of the tool pane
+# Or use the ''Text by Tinkercad'' from the ''Shape Generators'' section of the tool pane
-# Adjust the size of the text and height so that it fits on the badge
+# The Text Shape Generator loads a dialog box allowing you to change the word ''TEXT'' to your name
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 # Rename the design. From the tool bar choose: ''Design'' -> ''Properties'' -> ''Rename'' -> ''Save''.
 # Download the design: From the tool bar choose: ''Design'' -> ''Download'' -> ''STL''.
-# Save to a local drive.
+# Save to a local drive for printing.
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 '''3.) Add Your Name''' <br/>
-# Using the steps from the previous lesson, add you name to the badge
+# Observer all the various shape elements of the existing name badge design, it composed of a series of primitive squares, cylinders, and other shapes that when grouped, render a nice, well rounded design.
 # You can add the individual letters from the tool pane
 # Or use the ''Text Editor'' from the ''Shape Generators'' section of the tool pane
 # Adjust the size of the text and height so that it fits on the badge
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 == Lesson: Name Badge for the Maker Station ==
-[[File:Tinkercad nametag.png|400px|thumb]]
 Add your name to the Maker Station's name tag badge
 ''' 1.) Login/Create Account''' <br/>
 # In a new browser window, go to http://www.tinkercad.com and choose ''SIGN IN'' or ''SIGN UP'' as needed. <br/>
 # Enter your credentials. <br/>
 # The page will load with your dashboard.  If you are an existing member, your existing designs will be displayed.  Otherwise, you will see a generally blank screen.<br/>
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 '''2.) Copy Existing Badge and "Tinker''' <br/>
 # "Go to this design: https://tinkercad.com/things/cTCVvtj2xo8
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 # Then click on the '''''Copy & Tinker''''' Button
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+# Using the steps from the previous lesson, add you name to the badge
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	== Lesson: Name Badge for the Maker Station ==		== Lesson: Name Badge for the Maker Station ==