I took the .ai files from 4volt and imported them into inkscape. The paths for the parts weren't closed after the import, resulting in each line being cut separately. I closed them in the .svg file and added layers and colors to allow selective cutting of the pieces. Thanks to 4volt for a nice design!

A replica of the famous HAL 9000 eye/faceplate from *2001: a Space Odyssey* (variant for SAL 9000 from *2010* also included).

**REQUIRES SPECIAL PART FOR EYE.** See instructions below.

Based partly on a blueprint developed by Amadeus Prokopiak of the Replica Prop Forum.

Test tubes rack for your chemistry set. Now for different sizes of test tubes.

- 29x 13mm x 100mm tubes.
- 29x 16mm x 160mm tubes.

I'd really like to add this to category "Chemistry" but thingyverse does not react to my request as there is no such category right now.

Apple does not sell a dock for the iPhone 5 so I made one for myself. This is meant to be cut out of 1/4" Acrylic and bolted together with a standard iPhone 5 charging cable stuck in it.

The supplied whiteboard marker tray was to big for my use so i made a small whiteboard marker holder. Glue'ed 2 magnets (round 8mm) to the back.

Works like a charm.

This turns an empty Beer bottle into a pretty candle holder

A very basic jewelry box that can be cut from 1/8 in material

This is a Toy/Concept

The Pibow is a nice Raspberry Pi case made from layers of lasercut acrylic. This is a simple mod of the backplate that allows it to be screwed onto a VESA 200 mm mount, as found on the back of many flat screen TVs.

(First photo shows the original Pibow backplate on the right, VESA 200 mount mod on the left. Second photo shows it mounted to my TV; note the round spacer under the bolt, and also that the Pi is powered off the TV USB debugging port :) )

This file also has some spacers that help you to mount it without mashing the nylon screws that hold the case shut.

There are also a couple superfluous pieces in the file; they were for a test I made of an interlocking Pibow layer designed to save wasted acrylic material. But you don't need those pieces for the VESA mount. They are just thrown in because that would otherwise be wasted space in this design anyway...

A simple iPhone 5 stand. I can be used in Portrait mode, with the charging cable attached.

A simple box with a top that disappears inside when opened. Why store your knick-knacks in boring square boxes? This box has nice round corners and box joints that accent its sides.

I purchased a 160mm round kapton heater from Trinity Labs (with a matching 170mm Borosilicate Print Surface) and needed a mounting solution for my Rostock Mini.

This is a print base that uses three M3 screws with knobs (under the rostock-mini base) to make it easy to adjust. It is spring loaded so it can survive minor miscalibration mistakes.

I made this MDF guitar as part of a baby's costume for a Mexican Fiesta party. She wasn't old enough to stick things in her mouth, so the material choice was safe.

These are some basic trays I worked up to use up some scrap wood pieces I had lying around. You can resize them for any thickness of material.

Crystalux is a light composed of crystal-shaped modules, which can be connected with each other via magnetic joints. A battery provides the electricity, the magnets lead the current through the structure. Each module can be attached in six different angles, which allows a wide range of possible sculptures. When connected, the modules illuminate from whithin.

A simple dual use tablet stand. Works in landscape and portrait orientation, with shallow and steep angle.

Works best with 10" tablets

In Belgium we have the tradition that with the coming of a new baby we send birth announcement cards to friends and relatives. Those who come to pay us a visit are then given a small present filled with sweets. To cheer up his room I made him a little chair and a plaque with his name on.

The .svg design files are made in Inkscape (the little chair in FreeCAD as well) and all have my son's name on it. So feel free to replace it with the name of your preference, unless you think this is too much of an effort and settle for the same name.

A nice wood cut based on a poster from Game of Thrones
This and all my other items can be found on my blog msraynsford.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/project-12-game-of-thrones-2.html

This is a replacement z-axis rotary wheel for focusing a Full Spectrum Hobby Laser.

Have you ever tried to germinate seeds in your own private urban premises? If yes, you might remember the hassle with ugly brittle plastic pseudo-greenhouses and difficult to handle soil and pots. Here is the solution! A beautiful and sturdy desktop greenhouse with a highly convenient seedling handling system. It comes with a pot press for creating temporary soil packages made of newspaper. When the seelings are big enough, they can be easily taken out from the greenhouse and planted directly with the pot, as the paper will quickly decompose.

The perfect thing for urban gardening, recycling and DIY!

Made by Alessandro @ Fab Lab Zurich

A common problem Replicator 2 owners have reported is a warped acrylic build plate. Many Makerbot Operators have created replacement build plates out of glass, stone, metal, or synthetic material. I have posted a .DXF file of the build plate profile for use in a CNC mill, Lasercutter, or waterjet cutter or similar device. Personally I had a build plate water jet cut from black granite (my employer owns this device otherwise it may not be cost-effective). The result is beautiful but as yet untested, will update with results. I'm posting this for anyone who wants to try and cut new materials for use in a build plate and wants to save the couple of minutes it would take to do the measurements and generate this drawing.

Why settle for regular rectangular shaped wall plates? Use your 3D printer and make SQUARED WALL PLATES and have your house, apartment or office really stand out!
Design by bustmold.com/montreal

Here are your options for SQUARE WALL PLATE
1. Blank Port
2. Toggle Switch (Takes up entire plate)
3. Duplex Outlet (Takes up entire plate)
4. Rocker/Designer Plate (Takes up entire plate)
5. Keystone Jack
6. VGA Port
7. HDMI Port
8. DVI-I Port
9. Displayport
10. Cat5e/Cat6 Port
11. USB-A Port
12. USB-B Port
13. Firewire IEEE 1394 Port
14. DB-09 Port
15. PS2 Port
16. F-Type/Coaxial Port
17. S-Video Port
18. Stereo Headphone Jack

.dxf version of previous lasercut kitsune mask.

Originally a contribution to a project headed by Melissa Dowell:
glukkake.me/lasercut-mask/

Pattern to lasercut a Daruma Doll inspired mask!

also check out my kitsune mask: thingiverse.com/thing:57439

Originally designed as contribution to a project headed by artist Melissa Dowell glukkake.me/lasercut-mask/

This is a slotted waveguide antenna for the tp-link WR703N wifi travel router. It fits over the box, so no modifications to the router are needed. It changes the radiation pattern to a pie-segment shape: horizontally it is about 120degrees wide, vertically it is much narrower.
The dimensions are limited by the lasercutter I used, an antenna with more slots would give a better gain.
I have not tested this antenna yet...

Pattern to lasercut your very own Kitsune (fox spirit) mask!

Originally designed as contribution to a project headed by artist Melissa Dowell glukkake.me/lasercut-mask/

After spending a day tinkering with the Oomlout design a day dawning thought was to combine it with an earlier phenoptix creation the Pibow Proto-Plate. Just meant adding some extra width and eight more holes!

Now available on our website at phenoptix.com/products/arduino-prototyping-board-acrylic-plate-and-mounting-hardware

This is a adapter to fit standard exhaust hoses to the Full Spectrum 40W Hobby Laser and the HPC LS3020 Laser Cutter. It might probably fit a few other laser cutters from China as well.

The standard exhaust fans that come with these lasercutters are not all that great. They are inefficient, leaky, have a non-standard hose fitting, and block access to the back laser compartment. This adapter allows you to fit a standard exhaust hose to the laser, which can then be connected to some proper air filtration equipment.

It was created by Alexander Brock in the RaumZeitLabor hackerspace in Mannheim, Germany, for their FS laser cutter.

This is a reverse engineered fully customizable version/enhancement of thingiverse.com/thing:52386, the FlexiRoast Wooden Pen Stand from the Fablab Zurich. Reverse engineered to a customizable version by André from the Funlab Zurich.
Tested with plywood using current 2013 version of OpenSCAD.

Very detailed 3D printable logo by InfraScan - infrascan.ca

you can also check Mold Busters logo project here - thingiverse.com/thing:48814
and learn more about our organization at bustmold.com