This is a lamp designed specifically for TinkerKit!. It's made from a single sheet of 3 mm plywood and a plastic cup. With the right settings, we were able to make one in 8 minutes. Once cut, it's ready to be used. All the fittings are reversible without needings of screws or glue. It's "naked" on the sides, so that it's easy to change sensors and connections on the Arduino and TinkerKit! board.

We recommend to use the high-power led module for maximum performance, but even with a regular LED should work.

The hole for the plastic cup has a diameter of 63 mm, feel free to adjust it for your specific cup.

Designed by [Matteo Loglio](http://matlo.me) and Markus Loder-Taucher

Clock face made for machining out of timber with a CNC. Could be 3d printed. Made with Tinkercad.
2nd version is made for cutting into a block.

I've been experimenting with some wood filament from Formfutura (http://www.formfutura.com/) and Mooncactus has created a grain script in python that converts a gcode file into one that simulates woodgrain. Sadly I couldn't get the resultant file to be accepted in Makerware, so I set about fixing it, crudely, but as it turns out, effectively.

I made a VB script that runs under MS Word that takes the original gcode file, finds any 'Slice' entries and inserts one of Mooncactus's variable temperature settings underneath it. So every layer is printed at a different temperature from the last one, some changes are gradual, some more dramatic. You can see the difference it makes in the two owls (made by Satoshi).

Created using some 3D printed adapters, Tasmanian Oak, and glass.

We've developed a case that uses slots to allow a 3 mm material (wood, plastic, etc.) to fold around a Raspberry Pi model B. The resulting product looks sharp and feels solid.

This thing is a tool holder for electronics workbenches. It is designed to be expandable to as many bays as needed, and the top panel can be changed in each bay to fit your tool needs.

more expansion kits will be coming. The first revision is a little small, but functional. I will think of some modifications and post more expansion kits.

Update: Revision 2 is posted, but not yet tested. The bottom of R2 trays are designed to be large enough for square Post-it notes.

I also added an insert box that works with R2.

I had downloaded a laptop stand and cut it out at TechShop Round Rock- Austin and it was extremely flimsy. I did not like this. I designed this laptop stand to fit my 15 inch Macbook Pro. I uploaded the .AI file so that you can scale it then use a laser cutter to cut it out. Then assemble.

I used 1/8 inch MDF for the pieces

Feel free to adapt it to your computer and post some pics!

A neat little wood box made from 3mm laser ply and sized to give a 40x40x40mm internal dimension. Would make a lovely little engagement ring box.

More information on this and all my other items can be found on my blog
msraynsford.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/project-26-engagement-ring-box.html

Thingiverse appeared to be missing a weeping yogi, so I found one belonging to a coworker, scanned it using 123D Catch, and cropped it into a printable result using meshmixer.

Unfortunately, the original carving is absolutely tiny (that's my average-sized thumb next to it), so the resulting scan is a bit low-detail. In retrospect however, I'm quite amazed that details such as the fingers and ears were captured at all!

If anyone else uploads a weeping yogi (scanned or original) that contains more detail, it would make me quite happy! After all, it seems like a good base-model to have around, either for serious applications or for making absolutely bizarre mashups. :)

My buddy has a JessEm Rout-R Lift II he uses as part of his woodworking shop. I designed this customizable insert ring in OpenSCAD so he could print off whatever size he needs instead of having to purchase them. Pictured is an original ring (red) beside a printed one (black). Perhaps this will work in other manufacturer's router lifts and tables, perhaps not. Feel free to rework my .scad as needed for your purposes.

This is a large mug: 5.5 tall.

This is an updated version of the Winterfell model done by Damm301
(http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:39680)

He mentions having built the model in solidworks. But i took it and dropped it into sketchup to clean up some of gemoetry. And while I was at it I added the godswood that he mentioned leaving out.

Derived from thingiverse.com/thing:41823.

Each layer was converted into .STL and into vectors ready for laser cutting. The original thing only had a step file and could not be used easily.

For milling with my PRotos i needed to detach RAMPS from the printer. I made this housing as a first test for wood cutting with my RepRap.

3D and 2D Art of a snail with the word "Tenacity" written above the scene. This was orginally created to be milled out of wood for a CNC/Router with a 1/8" diameter bit.

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

Another 123D Catch item. This one comes from the gift shop at Yosemite National Park. Scanned in this awesome wooden bear, edited a bit in Blender 3d and printed.

Prints well with both ABS and PLA. I've attached a low poly model as well (prints and slices a little faster for me).

Derived from a box for laser cutter. I wanted a parameteric version for various material sizes. Could be used for any general purpose box

lasercut egg to put in your eggcup

A stool that can be created with everyday found materials and a 3D printer

A customizable post shoe to screw a post onto a (wodden) plate.

Coat of arm Fazana (Comune di Fasana) - Istria - Croatia
infofazana.hr/

CNC or 3D printing - the final tool head is not set in stone yet.

Updated to make the SCAD/MCAD Library usage more standard.

Now with Customizer Support!

Added cutouts for the motor mounts, and cleaned up a few spots. Also, started work on a 2d projection for export to dxf for making diagrams for actually building it.

Model furniture to cut out and snap together.

PolyShip

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.

It's for keeping things in and on top of.

Ant farm, machined out of 18mm plywood

I made this box so i could have all of my favorite quotes in one place. I will use it as decoration in my room.

More cool things to come on lefabshop.fr/

In november 2012, Core77 made an article on their blog about one of my projects, a collection of 3D printed lampshades made to repair IKEA lamps. At the end of the page, the writer (Ray) made a suggestion :

"Where Andreas Bhend's recently-seen IKEA hacks included instructions à la the Swedish furniture giant's pictographic booklets, Bernier has seen fit to customize a part of the whole. But if they're disparate yet equally creative approaches to DIY making, perhaps the next step is for the two to join forces: Andreas, if you're reading this, we'd love to see you guys collaborate on a series of IKEA hacks with bespoke 3D printed parts and instructions..."

That's exactly what we did.

Andreas is a student in the east of Switzerland while I work full time for le FabShop, a 3D printing startup in Paris (France).
We didn't know each other, but were motivated by the project. Andreas took the train to Paris where we spent two days and a half doing this :