Tinkercad Tutorial -- FlexMesh 2.0 Quads and Subs

Inventor Studios' Tinkercad Tutorials series is a curriculum resource used globally in schools and by individuals to develop and sharpen users' Tinkercad skills. This soundless, language-neutral series has been designed for distruption-free classroom use by students as early as 2nd grade through 12th grade and beyond. The full series can be seen at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhTAh8uQZbJsIHZGmTBu6MZQ3l156-tcl FlexMesh is a set of 3D printable shapes that can be snapped together to create large, flexible and colorful objects. The FlexMesh design is available for review and to download on Thingiverse.com at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:442571 This step-by-step tutorial demonstrates how to create the two most commonly used FlexMesh 2.0 shapes -- the Quad and the Sub. (Note that the FlexMesh 2.1 upgrade includes enhanced versions of both of these shapes. However longstanding Tinkercad bugs don't allow error-free design of these updated shapes using the current Tinkercad toolset.) This tutorial uses our latest set of video production tools. We welcome your input and suggestions via comments, likes and subscriptions. --------------- Inventor Studios is a fun, supportive and challenging S.T.E.A.M. -focused learning environment for 3rd - 12th grade students that instills a sense of wonder about how the world works and prepares them to reach for acceptance to first-choice colleges and then on to rewarding and impactful careers. Bob Krause teaches tech & innovation privately and at San Francisco Bay Area schools, leads the Classroom 3D group on Thingiverse, produces Tinkercad tutorials here on YouTube, edits the TinkerTeacher blog at tinkerteacher.blogspot.com, and supports STEAM programs globally.