How to Design a Wrapping Paper Cutter with SelfCAD
How to Design a Wrapping Paper Cutter with SelfCAD
Welcome to this tutorial on crafting a customized wrapping paper cutter with SelfCAD. In this guide, we'll demonstrate how to leverage SelfCAD's intuitive 3D modeling tools to design a practical and efficient wrapping paper cutter tailored to your specific needs. Whether you're a teacher, artist, or office enthusiast, a personalized wrapping paper cutter offers both functionality and style to enhance your crafting experience.
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Once you’ve launched the editor;
From the 3D Shapes Category on the Toolbar choose Cylinder
Set Height to 200, Horizontal Segments to 7, Vertical Segments to 29
Click to finalize Cylinder
Click to activate Face Selection. Click on highlighted region to select it
Click Delete button to delete selected object
From the Modify Category on the Toolbar choose Add Thickness. Click to finalize Add Thickness
Click to activate Edge Selection
Click on highlighted region to select it
Click Move on the Toolbar
Set y to 129.29 using highlighted gizmo
Click ‘x’ to close Transformation panel
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