A Minecraft Creeper made with printcraft.

I own an original Space Invaders but I wanted to build one for my daughter.

The sketch-up file contains all the parts. Some for 3D print, some laser cut, and one CNC. It uses a cheap 5.5 inches TV and a Raspberry PI.

The cabinet scale is for 5.5mm MDF.

Ill post some other schematics later.

My customized Text Roll Paint that says "THE CAKE IS A LIE"
Original one: thingiverse.com/thing:47372

There's two things, the only difference is the length of the text, I prefer "thecakeisalie2".
I will print this as soon as possible, then I'll post some real pictures
If someone print it, please upload the pictures!

Not sure why the .STL files look funny, but the original SolidWorks files are also incluted

Precise replica of the Commodore VIC-20 cartridge 'Raid on Fort Knox'. I dedicate it to one of my heroes, Elon Musk, who learned to program on a VIC-20. Thanks to Jim Brain for the original cartridge, and to Ismail, Olga and Niels for helping me print the label.

I didn't like all the artifacts and errors that I got when importing Makerbot's version of the OUYA. I redesigned it from the ground up. It still needs to be Netfabbed. This is an original clone, derived from the measurements of Makerbot's version.

Fan art of the Assassin's Creed symbol created to test the printer and Thingiverse.

I might make an improved version. I posted a picture of it on Twitter and it received a good reaction

I made this in 3dsmax, it is an attempt at a Mortal Kombat 2 arcade cabinet.

An attempt at making the Lightning tank from Planetside 2 in 3dsmax. Sliced & repaired in netfabb basic, oriented in makerware. Please share pictures of a print if you make one.

This is a Scythe from Planetside 2 modeled in 3dsmax and converted to .STL Then repaired in netfabb basic. I know how to orient the items now. Please share any pictures if you print this.

A Creeper key chain.

Here is the Sega Genesis again. This time the original OBJ was brought into 3dsmax to add an optimize modifier to lower the polygon count. The file was then brought into makerware and saved as an .STL binary file.

For those of you who remember it, this is the Sega Genesis that came out in 1989. 16 Bit awesome is what it was when it came out. If you print one, please let me see it. The vent panel isn't complete, it is damaged, I might fix it in the future, but I don't really feel like it at the moment. The model is water tight so it should be able to be printed.

A sapper for the spy from Team Fortress 2.

Convert your boring old light switches into something more exciting! Mix and match your button and box colors to suit your mood or decor. You have the option of single, double, or triple switch configurations.

Makes xbox 360 wired mic more sensitive to your voice by reflecting sound back at mic.

Do you love cookies? Do you love Half-Life? Well now you can Combine (get it ;P) the two with Half-Life (and Portal) themed cookie cutters! Just print, cut, bake and decorate!


Will add more in the future.

This is a model of the Borderlands character Claptrap. The wheel rolls and requires some assembly.

A printable working version of the wonderful Commodore/Atari/etc Arcade Stick from Suzo International. Connector, spring, steel bar, microswitches and rubber not included!

Simple stand to show off Game Boy games in a display case.

Room on the front for a name plate too.

I've always hated the incredibly uncomfortable controller of the 1985 Nintendo Entertainment System, so I thought it was time to fix that. Starting with a USB NES controller, I measured and modeled the PCB and silicon membranes and then designed a more ergonomic controller around it. The end result is a controller with much more comfortable buttons and D-pad to play NES games the right way (albeit on the computer since it's USB).

If you like this model and are interested in hiring me to design something for you, please check out cohesiveproductdevelopment.com

Cool retro Space Invaders refrigerator magnets.

This is a Kinect scan of the Diablo figure that was released in 2000 after the launch of Diablo II.

Mainly intended as a test of scanning small-ish objects. The original can be seen here: blog.ponoko.com/2012/03/01/more-3d-scanning-fun-with-reconstructme/

Made using ReconstructMe from reconstructme.net

This is a Kinect scan of the Soap MacTavish head-shaped night vision goggles stand that came with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2.

The original can be seen here: blog.ponoko.com/2012/03/01/more-3d-scanning-fun-with-reconstructme/

Made using ReconstructMe from reconstructme.net

"Oh man, I wish there was an easy way to mount this sensor bar on top of my LCD screen, without like tape or something."

And then I drafted up a quick bracket, printed out two of them, and proceeded to play video games well into the early hours of the morning.

This will fit your Joysticks on your Xbox remote. Just snap on and off.

These Joystick extenders help with Aim in sniping, driving, looking, moving, flying, or anything you need faster movements sometimes and more precision other times.

This was designed by my buddy David

This will fit your Joysticks on your standard Xbox remote. Just snap on and off.

These Joystick extenders help with Aim in sniping, driving, looking, moving, flying, or anything you need faster movements sometimes and more precision other times.

This design uses a round top I have another that copies the concave like the original joystick on the Xbox remote.

Cufflinks based off of the question block from Super Mario Bros

I like making videogame-themed plugs for my stretched earlobes, so after lunch today I made some Pac-Man ones.

Using screenshots from MAME as reference, I recreated the game sprites using 3DTin and two layers of cubes.

Eye and mouth areas are recessed for easy painting.

Batarang from the Game Arkham Asylum


i made the model and milled an original out of aluminium.
a 3d Print is possible but i would suggest to print a half side and then join them.

This is a keychain that any guy would like. It is the perfect size for any set of keys. The keychain was designed in Illustrator and printed on a CNC Lazer Printer. You can personalize this keychain to add what you like and what to illustrate.