Generate it in any size.

Has an experimental feature to include an extra set of inner walls to protect the hinges from the contents. By drawing the hinge lines in a zig zag pattern, plotting time is reduced significantly.

Build something your child will treasure for a lifetime, a treasure chest! Our son absolutely loves all things treasure, so I decided to create a small treasure chest for him. He absolutely loves the result, keeping his most valuable treasure safe inside. Then of course our other son wanted one desperately too, so I improved the cut and made another. And then the wife wanted one for her desk at work, and then one as a present for her sister… So I thought I might share the design.

For 3mm MDF.

File optimised to share all cut lines and minimise material needed.

Genuine curved wood slat lid.

Working lock.

2 unique keys provided.

Guaranteed to attract treasure of all kinds.

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

Skyline of Chicago based on a photo I took in 2000 from near the Adler planetarium.

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 plate to mount gen6 electronics on the side of a Prusa Mendel RepRap. It was designed to be cut on a laser cutter out of 3mm acrylic or plywood, but it should be easy to cut on a cnc router too.

Anyone who has operated a laser cutter knows that the surface to be cut needs to be as flat as possible.

This simple clamp helps you to level the sheets of wood, acrylic, etc when laser cutting.

The shaft is 5 mm in diameter.

This 6 packer is made of .093 (3/32) thick clear acrylic.

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

This is my laptop support to mix with my cd players and my MBP.

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.

This diy Chess game is fun to make and play>

It's a real-world question mark block! Will it contain coins or a power up? Ok, well, neither actually - just some custom electronics designed to make the bottom capacitive-touch sensitive. When you punch - er, touch - the bottom, the light toggles on and off and plays the classic "coin" noise. Once in while, though, you might find that you get something... extra.

Check out this video of the lamp in action: youtube.com/watch?v=J05lAg8_1zY

I designed this in OpenSCAD and cut it out of several colors of acrylic. I'm going to post the scad file as well as the Eagle PCB design and the firmware once I have cleaned those up a little.

In the meantime, if you must have one, you can buy a kit from our Etsy store: etsy.com/listing/90652319/super-mario-inspired-touch-sensitive

CajaX es una caja para contener objetos en su interior, puede servir como pequeña papelera o para guardar los lápices del escritorio. Aunque esta pensado para guardar pequeños frascos.

Fabricado en polipopileno y cortado con cortadora láser

Old fighter plane, made in plastic with a thickness of one millimeters and ready to assemble

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.

With this lamp, I want to let the person construct it and play with it as the person wants, attach one lamp to others building a bigger one, pile up one onto other as a column...
It can be used to put it on a shelf or to hang it on the roof, you can move it from one room to ther, do what you want with it.

Is a lamp that is easy to do because its formed by a unique piece that is repeated, and for doing a complete lamp, you will need 4 of these pieces. You can use white plastic and coloured led lights, or if you want, coloured plastic instead of the led.

This is a lamp made ​​from the same form that repeats. I used the color black to white top and the bottom, so you get a better projection of light.
Se trata de una lámpara realizada a partir de una misma forma que se repite. He utilizado el color negro para la parte superior y blanco para la parte inferior, de esta manera se consigue una mejor proyección de la luz.

High table with double surface, made of methacrylate by laser cutter.

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

Needed a place to put the shower gel in the shower, so I designed this part.
Didn't work out perfectly. I thought that the friction between the wall and the acrylic would be enough to keep it straight, but it isn't. If you put only one bottle into one side it will tilt (but not far enough to drop the bottle).

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.

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

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!

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 case for the new keyboard-less kindle. It uses the plywood hinge technique, found here on thingiverse. This design was laser cut. A design was etched onto the front of the case, also using the laser cutter.

This is a frame for a quadrocopter made out of 2mm birch plywood. It is designed for manufacturing using a 3-axis CNC mill or an Laser-Cutter.
The frame was designed in XMAS 2010 and has successfully tested by over 20 builders during the last year.

A full description of the project can be found here:
flugwiese.de/index.php/projekte/41-schaummodelle/112-murkelcopter
(unfortuneately all in German, but a lot more pictures and links to english pages)

Why is it called the "Murkelcopter" ? Well, the name was given to it by my daughter when she saw the first prototype of the frame