A heart shaped box you can cut out and fill with something nice for your sweetie... Just in time for Valentine's Day

This is a parametric version of FdS' flex-box.
You can edit the file using your favorite text editor (notepad, vi, emacs, pico) to change the height, width, and length of the box. Then send the file to your laser cutter and you will have yourself an awesome little box.

edit: v 1.1 some clean-up and bug fixes

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.

Simplified 3D laser scan of a chocolate bunny that I made a while back.

PS. I'd love to see pictures if anybody builds the bunny with a MakerBot!

This is a derivative of timogiles’ original “6 Packer” model. Specifically, this started as his design, generated for 1/8" material. I then hand-optimized the pieces to allow parts to better share cut lines. Finally, I (barely) squeezed it to fit on to two 24" x 12" boards.

This design also inclues an etched QR code directing people to the downloadable files.

A friend (Ken) at work goes every year and wants to show it on his badge leash.

If you have a day job most likley you have to wear a badge and one of these leash things so I decided to dress mine up a little with a snap on cover, I've started with a deadmau5 logo and plan to add more designs so I can change it with my mood for the day.

Say hello to the 6 Packer, the awesomest way to transport your glass bottled beverage of choice. The 6 Packer is constructed of 3/16" thick laser cut ply wood and assembled with 4-40 1/2" screws and nuts. The bottle holes will accept anything from the run of the mill long neck bottles to IBCs to short chubby craft beer bottles.

The 6 Packer was designed with openscad and is completely parametric. You can change material thickness, bottle diameter, fastener size, hand grip size re-render and cut out using your favorite laser cutter!

What's that? You don't have a laser cutter? You can purchase a 6 packer directly from me over at Etsy. timogiles.etsy.com Enjoy!

Shock tower for an Acme Racing Raptor 1/10 Truggy to replace the one that snapped when I crashed in to an immovable object.

LED light Guide

This will fit on a standard LED.

Any image can be added to the light guide and the image will light up when the LED is ON.

Similar to a small edge lit sign.

LED light Guide

This will fit on a standard LED.

Any image can be added to the light guide and the image will light up when the LED is ON.

Similar to a small edge lit sign.

This diy Chess game is fun to make and play>

This thing will hold a laser module pointed in a certain direction.

I use two of them mounted on adjacent sides of my 3D printer, to ensure that the build platform is level. I first take the platform to the home position (the one it assumes while it waits for the extruder to heat up). Then I move both lasers so that they meet exactly at the platform's corner, and it's only one bright dot, not two. Then I move the platform around. If it's level, I see only a single dot all the time.

It is an object of 2mm methacrylate thought to have the felt-tip pens tidy, beside providing an easy access to the same ones to us by means of his disposition in 3 floors of ascending heights backward.

I like the living hinge idea very much, but think it's just as useful in a static context where the wood stays in one place. I like the idea of being able to make curved wooden objects by pinning the hinge in a particular position.

Insert the legs into the holes of an optical table, add a business card, ruler, or other thin stock material to create any of the following:
a) beam block
b) beam height reference
c) custom aperture

Designed for an optical table with 1/4-20 holes on 1" centers.

This is part of the tweet controlled ping pong ball launcher made for the BBC world service radio show "Click"

This is the 5th redesign on the device, as designs that included a hopper were prone to jamming.

A video of it in action: youtube.com/watch?v=iPG-ji3zt7A

ElectricLaboratory.com

My TV doesn't have a flat top side, so I couldn't put the Wii Sensor Bar on it.
This mount is designed so that it fits the holes on my TV mount, you'll have to adjust the distances for yours if you want to use it.

My hamster needed a new ladder, so I made him one.
If you want to use it you may have to adjust the length or the hole distance for your enclosure.

The chargers for all your mobile gadgets lie around you appartment? Well mine do, so I build this box.
You simple put your gadgets on the box and connect them - no more cable mess! (at least until you need to take the charger with you....)

btw: the stars in the holes of the top part are just decoration, I figured I might as well use all the wood, if I'm going to cut it

Here's a stylish laser cut BeagleBone enclosure for those that want to give their new embedded computer a good home.

Tried a laser-cut version of the fantastic Gear O'Clock.
I added a display for the minutes for the design.

It's more or less complete, I just did not get it to work yet. The clock work I tried was not able to drive the clock. Need to try a different one.

Laser cutter coolant flow sensor.

The concept was to have a sensor that wasn't inline with the coolant line and couldn't restrict the flow if it seized up. I'm sure that the design is scaleable within reason for other projects. It is simply tywrapped to the outlet end of the coolant pipe and dunked in the coolant reservoir/bucket.
The sensor is a simple hall effect switch.

BTW, if anyone knows how to embed a YouTube link to movie, let me know - the movie is at the bottom :-)

This is a mdf made linbin.

Plastic linbins arn't cheap, and you can't just buy a few fold-able cardboard ones. So lasercut them instead!

Designed for 3mm material. I make mine out of mdf!

Build platforms are sensitive to changes in temperature and can affect your prints. After testing a few iterations here is a design that is ready to share; I call it the Bot Window. I know what your thinking, what a creative and catchy name. :) Ok, truth be told its a simple but effective design that consists of acrylic panels to cover three sides of the bot (left, right and rear (and gets bolted on using left over MBI parts).

This summer the space I was in had a non-controllable AC where temps were around 55F, yes you read that right, (95F outside at the time). After blocking off air vents to decrease windflow in the room and covering three sizes of the MB (left, rear and right) with cardboard the temps went up to the 65F range. Using a make-shift hood on top (think barn roof) this got me to the 69F+ range and more importantly back to good prints without lifting of edges from rapid cooling.

With drafts from outside and windows in the new space the window panels have taken the chill off the platform (reduced draft) and keeping me in the mid 80's consistently. This design is based off of the MBI TOM MP887 Rev-I design file and will rest on top of the cover plates of the rods running from front to back.

If you have access to a laser cutter or know someone that has one, this will be quick work.

Panels were cut courtesy of my friend Angus Hines (http://www.angushines.com), thanks Angus!

Just a simple sled that mount for a BeaglBone and a 400-point breadboard that's pretty useful for quick prototyping with the BeagleBone.

This is a Pencil holder made of methacrylate. It have 3 pieces but you do not need glue.

Se trata de un portalapices hecho de metacrilato. Esta formado por 3 piezas que encajan unas en otras, se puede montar y usar sin necesidad de pegamento.

This is a set of button boxes for use on large CNC machines for emergency stop (E-STOP) applications.

The spindle control is for passing through power to a router, so it has a power switch and an easily press-able emergency stop. The two other boxes go back to the PC and are used to stop motion on the X, Y & Z axes.

The electronic parts are all available from Altronics in Australia, but I'm sure other vendors have compatible stuff. Check their datasheets to see if the mountings are the same or just delete and add a new one.
S3228 - Rocker switch , Neon. (27.5mm by 13.6mm square mounting)
S0820 - E-stop buttons, (16mm dia hole.)
P8241 - GPO outlet, flush mountable. (most of a 33.5 mm dia circular hole and 4.5mm dia offset hole)

The box designs came from here. Check it out, well worth the $12.
frag-den-spatz.de/shop/boxgenerator/boxdesigner.html

Another Nespresso coffee capsule holder utilizing the space behind the cabinet door!

We have too many capsules and boxes with no where to put them... oh the horror...

This little gem was sized to the inner width of my cabinet door. Luckily most of the door is recessed a bit so all I had to do was cut and glue the holder on the door. Now we have quick and easy access! Everyone in the house loves it.

I noticed a serious lack of Parallax Propeller related projects on Thingiverse, so I decided to make a holder for a QuickStart Board I received.

Based on oomlout's original Arduino holder design, I made a similar holder for the QuickStart Board. Jessica Uelmen from Parallax came to our Hacker Space, FamiLAB, and gave an instructional class on the boards. I made this to hand out to the students.