I need a machine for Milling small Things (alu, PCB´s ) and wanted to be able to 3d Print as well so thats my solution
And I simply want to know what you people think about that ,..

This thing will allow for phones with various cases, and therefor thincknesses, a support in standing on there own.

lego plate replacement 6*16

This is a small wooden box.
It's perfect for a small jewelry box for kids.

This paper rack is designed to hold large amount of forms, letters or documents in a minimum of space and also design to be be easy to grab a form when needed. It was designed for A4 sheets 210 x 297mm but US letter should also fit 216 x 355mm as the openings are 220mm wide.
The material is 3mm clear acrylic but you could use any 3mm material, such as MDF or aluminum.
As the project is too large to fit in the small laser cutter I have access to I cut it out on CNC router, which worked well but requires a little cleaning up of the edges.

Thats a small candle arch, made of 1 mm plywood. We added some LED-light effects, by using a self made LED flickering modul.
more information and other projects you will find under: jtronics.de/modellbau.html

Derivative of OpenDesign's Open Invitation project: thingiverse.com/thing:34077

After Tohoku Japan Earthquake(March 11th, 2011), Japanese people need alternative energy sources to nuclear power plants.
Micro hydropower generation is an answer, and we've designed it.
We changed our license to Creative Commons - Attribution License.
We hope YOU to improve our design.
Thanks!
More information: capsellab.com/

flower

flower by sudarsan [created on 3DTin]

If you happen to have a lasercutter this i a product for you !

Just simply cut out the illustrator file and apply to whatever you seem fit,

Want to use it as a laptop holder on the couch?
Feel free!

want to use it as a table to place your hot plate on when lying in front of the tv ?

Go ahead !

Just let your imagination run wild , thats the beauty !

The original dust skirt on our ShopBot took one too many hits. I designed this using partworks but I'll include the DXF file for you to take this to any cad/cam combo.

Kids train bridge.

If you need to make any kind of box for your project and you have a laser or CNC machine to your disposal you can easily make this box.

I got the idea from
thingiverse.com/thing:32912
who in turn got the idea from
blog.ponoko.com/2011/12/09/awesome-laser-cut-bendy-corners/

The triforce from Nintendo's the Legend of Zelda

Wooden storage box that fits snugly into 'EXPEDIT' storage unit from a certain store that sells this kind of products.

Cut from 10mm plywood, snap-fits together, no need for screws or glue..

Enjoy!

Modular, open source shelving units.

This is a shelving option that clamps onto your desk and can store many things and keep notes to keep you organzied

This is a CNC rocking chair. The bed is made from a single sheet of 18mm Birch plywood and the sides from another sheet of 12mm Birch ply. I was working with "living hinges" made from zig-zag cut wood and wanted to see if a whole chair could be made that was flexible enough to bend around the curved form but strong enough to support a person. The clamping joint and "T" peg make it super sturdy once it is assembled. It is really comfy to sit on and makes a wonderful lounger for watching TV, reading or just hanging out. An extra bonus - the lower bed is at pet-level. The family dog, cat or raccoon (some families are bigger than others!) can enjoy the ride with you!

This is stool designed and made in a fablab, for fablabs around the world and anyone else who wants to make it! The design was inspired by the frames on space pods and probes from nasa and the framework that is visible on most space related equipment.
I drew a lot of inspiration from Gustav Düsing's chair and his research work, which is fascinating.
The stool was designed through a furniture brief at university to design a piece of furniture that is designed for a fablab and to be made in a fablab.

Check out my blog on the design process bwardfurniture.posterous.com

this is a saddle stool that is made from plywood and webbing..
glue is not estential but helps with strength

A Fabrication Laboratory singular person high table.
Using no glue or any other joining methods other than slot and finger joins.

It is 900mm high and the top table surface is 700 x 700mm

It's made to be routed out on a CNC router out of a 2440x1220 sheet of 18mm ply.
I adjusted tolerances for the ply I had which was about 18.6mm birch ply.

A single sheet of polypropylene folded to create a 450mm-high stool. Intended for use in a design studio or around any low table/desk.

A relatively sturdy 24"x12" plywood+MDF tray.

Simple, and for sentimental purposes only, but could be modified to use other letters.

This stool was created after Fab8 in the Wellington Fablab. After being introduced to Grasshopper and the Layer Chair by Jens Dyvik. I started playing around with the open source Grasshopper file to see what I could create. At the time I was after a stool. This is the outcome.

Made using 18mm ply, PVA glue, some 25mm wood screws and a Shopbot.

Original Layer Chair files available here: (http://www.dyvikdesign.com/site/portfolio-jens/the-layer-chair-amsterdam-edition.html)

Happy Birthday in Chinese.

This is a 3D puzzle of a eagle. It is made of 1 mm plywood by using a CO2 Laser Cutter.

more information and other projects you will find under: mydsgn.jtronics.de or jtronics.de/modellbau.html

This is a 3D puzzle of a butterfly. It is made of 1 mm plywood by using a CO2 Laser Cutter.

more information and other projects you will find under: mydsgn.jtronics.de or jtronics.de/modellbau.html

Here you will find all my other projects on thingiverse.com/jtronics/things

I used my CNC machine to mill an aluminum plate to fit using the stock Ultimaker bed bolts and springs.

This is the file I used to create the G-Code for milling. And some brief instructions how to get it working.

I selected 0.25" mill finished stock from 80/20 surplus on ebay. I got enough material to make 2 beds so I can swap them in and out.