This part was made with Tinkercad. Edit the part online at: tinkercad.com/things/bvFpjOw28tI

The library paratslot.scad allows you to create parametric tslot and accessories.
even mix them in a single render.
Make tslot of any dimension.
30x30, 30x60, 20x40...

This contains all of the base parts for the printrbot in one tiny tray.

(Extruder, Gears & Clamps Sold Separately. ;) )

Full Tray Fits on a 7" x 6" Build Platform!

2 Smaller trays:
Tray 1of2: 4.7" x 4.5"
Tray 2of2: 4" x 4"

I had some trouble squeezing down tray 1 any smaller... Anyone with smaller then a 5" build platform will need to build Tray #1 on their own...

(Tray a #1 contains: 2 Base's, Bearing Guide & X Motor Mount)

Two spirals protrude up from a smooth base. For decorative purposes only.

Another toy for cats, a ball with a ball inside that rattles when rolled around.
My cat doesn't like it very much, but it was a nice CAD exercise.

Another Filament Guide

This is a laser pointer I made up on the fly, it's a simple print for the body of the pointer and the laser diode and driver are bought online. This design works with a standard 13mm dia. diode module and two AAA batteries.

If you've done a lot of soldering lately, then you are familiar with using metallic brillo to clean the tip of your soldering iron. More efficient than a sponge or water, it's a quick and efficient means of cleaning the tip.

I gave away my holder last year, and sadly, Fry's has not carried replacements since. Frustrated after a year, I created my own simplified version.

Thank you to Padawan for the great assist and patience on 8 revisions, for something so simple.

make tslot of any width.
10x10
20x20
25x25
30x30
40x40
...

Version 120208.02:
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Simplified library, now you pass the model as a parameter.
Added more tslot models.

Version 120208.01:
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Added two slots for Wx2W
So now you can print
25x50
30x60
...

A mashup of my unicorn head and yzorg's gangsta

Someone I know is hand-making a game that uses hexagonal pieces. They are using epoxy modelling clay and other miniature figure making materials. When I saw they were cutting the bases by hand I offered to print simple plastic bases for them or make a convenient hexagon "cookie-cutter" so that they would line up with each other better. These pieces are 33mm along a side or 66mm from two opposite points... so they are smaller than Catan pieces (which are 45mm on a side and 90mm across BTW), however as the script is parametric it could be modified to make compatible tiles.

Changes from previous versions:
0.3
- Added proper comments and cleaned up code
- Implemented Parametric Variables
0.2
- switched to using 6 sided conical frustrum
0.1
- First attempt using extruded 6-sided polygon

Check out our latest 3D model: an African sculpture made of wood.

This is inspired by the Slim from Human Republic.

I found an article on Gizmodo and saw this slick money clip. (http://ideacious.com/details2000000051.htm?S=4216720422&L=0)

I sketched this model up and now you can print it out and see if you like it. If you do, please consider buying it from the original designers.

This is a cleaned up version of the printed clock we were able to make during Clockathon #2 last weekend. Thank you Makerbot and Bre for setting that up and hosting it, and thank you Ben for all the help, the awesome test print all set up, and the brilliant idea to back off one gear for the power drum.

It was ticking, powered by a weight that would only drop about 9" per twelve hour period, and included printed concentric shafts to support minute and hour hands on the face of the clock.

Here's some video: youtube.com/watch?v=AH4Tg2tIgfg
I had to inflict grievous harm to the code base at the time and have cleaned everything up since. See details below.

My friend needed a measuring cup so I designed one. It's sized based on volume, but otherwise super simple.

cyclone to catch the spray while purging/cleaning an airbrush.

Using a cyclone seems to be the obvious choice for this, but you cannot buy one.

This is my entry into the 3D artist magazine contest.

I wanted to go with a steampunk feel to the monster. His legs and head are all posable.

I hope you enjoy him, and happy printing!

A simple Heart Hugger, now when valentine is coming up. It shows the simplicity of LOVE.

I tried to make it, so it required the least amount of support, I'm unsure about the hands and the edge around the heart and fingers though.

After reviewign my original design of a sphere inside a cube, I decided to make a pyramid inside a cube. Simple design, but I appreciated it. There does seem to be one side of the pyramid that doesn't print for some reason. Sorry for that, but it at least gives it character!

I was practicing doing some modelling in Blender and made a unicorn for a friend..

This is a basic Magic the Gathering sized deck box. It's designed to hold a 60 card deck and 15 card sideboard with sleeves. I'm uploading the Blender file to give you a jumping off point towards your own custom deck box!

This is all the skp files that Brook Drumm uploaded. I have simply put them all in one file and arranged them how I think they go. Can't be exactly right till I get mine. I'm a backer of his Kickstarter project.

Thanks Brook!

One part is still not a skp file. It's easy to pick out. It's an stl and it's the front part in the image. Lots of lines show up.

Wooden box designed around a 13.5 inch long, 2 inch diameter spindle assembly from a woodworking support stand.

While there's room for four spools on the spindle, don't count on feeding from more than one since the spindle rotates all the spools.

My goal in building this was to stop babysitting the printer. With 1/4" plastic tube running from the front of the box to the printer, I get nearly constant tension on the Z axis and noticeably more uniform prints than I was getting before.

Not sure how important managing filament moisture content and dust are yet, this is most likely overkill unless you happen to have the wood and spindle lying around.

So there was this stop sopa/pipa coin, but now we are fighting against ACTA.

So here it is! The stop ACTA coin. :)

It got a 6mm diameter and 3mm deep hole in the back so it fits these magnets ebay.co.uk/itm/220946111268

This is a TinTin-Cartoon-Style Rocket for 3D printing. It was inspired by the thing thingiverse.com/thing:4509 by twotimes. It is not a derivate since it was completely rebuilt/drawn from scratch (nevertheless was it inspired by the version published by twotimes which is a really nice and large model).
My aim was to make it really easy to assemble and print. It consists of 12 printed parts only and just one threaded rod and two nuts are necessary to assemble.

Tech. Data:
Height: 160mm
Biggest part (max. spred x/y/z): 67mm/75mm/55mm
Threaded rod dimensions: M3 x 125mm
Nuts: 1x M3 Nylock / 1x M3 standard nut

Hint:
Scale all parts by factor 1.272727 to get a M4 Version - will be 204mm high and use a M4 rod of 159mm and M4 nuts. Should still be printable on a makerbot (largest spread of foot-part will be 97.5mm). You will perhaps like to redrill the holes for the m4 rod with a 4.2mm drill (or lightly rework with a round file) for easy assembly...

It is a Snurtle! It's a pet monster decoration. It has no funcitons, but to look good :D

I made it for the 3D artist/Makerbot contest. Please comment and give me advice or new creative ideas for another model :D

Regards
Sebastian Stripp

Pets are great! Pet hair in everything you own is not so great. After recently receiving a Pogoplug with all of it's bounty of usb ports, I thought it would be silly to leave them to fill with dust and dog hair. I made this simple insert to help keep dirt, dust, and dog hair out of the socket.

This is a little protector to keep you from bumping into the corner of a shelf that is exactly as high as your eye ;) It will protect shins, elbows and knees as well.

It's made for a 3cm thick shelf, but the thickness can be adjusted to fit other sizes.

Parametric hinged and bolted attachment for square bars

This OpenSCAD script will generate a 2 part holder to attach a Tyndall WIMUv3 to the upright square cross-sectional posts on the moveable sled part of the assassin trainer at Bath University. The size of the bar it is attached to can be parametrically varied

Todo:
test fit and adjust
add "wiggle" for bolts and captured nuts

Warnings:
None

Note:
You will need to also have the modules mouse_ears_test.scad, pivot_1_0.scad and rounded_cuboid_v2.4.scad in the same directory or your library for this to compile correctly

Changes from previous versions:
0.4
- Adjusted position of cutouts around hinge and bolt clamp so that they dont go all the way through the wall to make for easier printing and drilling
- Made hinge pin larger to make it easier to insert hinge pin without drilling
0.3
- Added option to add device holder on side or not using use_holder variable
- Fixed large clamp part so that it has correct internal dimensions
- Increased height of small cutouts on long side of WIMU hodler so that activity LED can be seen
- added comments
- Moved everything up onto the build plane
- Fixed some translate issues where bar_stock_l and bar_stock_b were mixed up
- Moved the hinge and bolt side cutouts so that a thin piece of material would connect the 2 halves
- Moved the mouse ears into the union and differecne operations applied to the main clamp body
0.2
- reduced individual parts count by using the pivot module only twice and using cut lines to split it up
0.1
- First attempt

So, I wanted to learn OpenSCAD, and what better way than to take MakerBlock's wonderful paramaterized pirate ship and poop all over its code?
This hasn't actually been printed yet, but should theoretically work fine on an ultimaker or other PLA. The top of the bottle will be interesting. This is a WIP, I will be refactoring the code and tweaking the design. Right now, the top of the bottle doesn't properly render in CGAL.