This completely functional comb includes a convenient bite handle, and can be easily edited to include your name and initials instead of mine.

Simple LED light encasement for CR2032 battery and one diode. Light is turned ON/OFF by sliding the battery - no soldering required.

You can use it as it is in small lantern or intergrate the battery holder into your own design.

Simple LED Holder to mount two 5mm LEDs to shine down on the print bed of a PrintrBot LC

Hi, this is my first upload, I have received as christmass gift wind chime square, but no spinner were included. I have checked web and there are few between 15-20USD, it seemed too much for me, so i have created first draft prototype in 10minutes with stuff which i have had on my desk (1,5V batery, few wires, plastic stripes, few safety pins and very old cd-rom)
youtube.com/watch?v=7RvLLuwNciM&feature=youtu.be

This design is for a parametric modular rolling cookie cutter device. With this, and a little preparation work, you can make a rolling cookie cutter out of just about any 2d sketch! The size of the cookie cutter, drum diameter and number of cutters are all configurable, among other things. All you need to do is make a DXF file from your drawing, use a profile SCAD file to tweak the position, size etc. and render.

This design is completely original. All examples except for the Circles and Squares which use OpenSCAD primitive shapes were hand drawn and scanned by my artist friend Valerie! Unfortunately I have not been able to create a physical copy of this yet as my 3d printer hasn't arrived yet but I hope to be able to do so soon.

This design can also be used as an example of wrapping a flat object around a cylinder. See the hSlice module for how that works.

This is my entry into the ProtoParadigm Winter Wonderland Contest. Check out their site at protoparadigm.com -- I ordered my initial filament from their and their customer service is great!

Everyone has seen Raspberry Pi Computer, the credit card sized mini PC circuit board that cost only $35. Now there is a new Mobile Raspberry Pi called Pi-to-Go. Mini LCD, 10 hour battery, and 64GB SSD hard drive. You can 3D print your own case and build your own. Complete instruction on how to build this Pi-to-go computer can be found here: blog.parts-people.com/2012/12/20/mobile-raspberry-pi-computer-build-your-own-portable-rpi-to-go/
Video of it in action
youtube.com/watch?v=E89s2h9swIc

A simple battery clip that holds one C, D, AA or AAA battery. This clip is probably more usefull to include in your designs than to print one on its own.

this is version one of my beatjazz gestural control interface. it is a 3 way wirelessly networked control interface for creating and manipulating sound. there is a headset, and two hand units, all adjustable.

the beatjazz control interface is not an "instrument" as much as it is an idea of personal interfacing. i created this as my interface to computers to express myself in a different way, owing to the neccesity to program everything myself. my personal version has not remained design stable since its first functional iteration. it is evolving along with the software and the biokinetic paradigm.

in this version, the headset has a pressure sensor that registers breath pressure and uses it to instantiate notes, and functions. it also has a lip sensor made from a force sensing resistor that allows for lip control in a manner similar to a sax player but with massively more potential for expression.

the hand units are exactly the same except that they are mirrored (i designed the left hand and inverted the design before printing.) there are four fsr mounting points on the keypad area for force sensing resistors. underneath the forefinger and the thumb on each hand, there are 5 way toggle switches that i use for mode selection (volume control, looper rec/dub, sustain and primary loop record) and the lower one is for octave selection. on the right hand the upper joytoggle is for transposition modes and for some upcoming concepts i am playing with ;-) while the lower joytoggle is for pre and post fx, muting and feedback.

an accelerometer on each hand determines x-y coordinate based on the plane positioning of the keypad of each hand. with the keypad level with the ground, x axis is left/right tilt and y axis is forward backward tilt, both from the wrist. these motions are used to control a grid of gestural parameters. the synths that i use are purpose built for this method of control, which i call gestural trajectory synthesis. (i will be uploading the patches very ooon.)

You can shoot at the bottle with a rubber band. If you hit it, the bottle falls down and get raised up by a lever.

Christmas tree form with holes for 5mm LEDs. Base is sized for 9V battery.

Wire it up ala thing: 14713 and it'll stand up where you put it. Or hang it from the Christmas tree.

Derived from drdpj's 12cm outer-edge fan mount (for 25mm deep fans), this version is designed for the often much more powerful 38mm deep fans.

A lot of these larger fans can spit out a massive amount of air, and with that, only one is required in most cases. The one I use is a 225DS-1LP13 manufactured by Etri.

This is a Thing I have Built a Prusa Mendel with 1.8 Steppers and a RAMPS 1.4 SHield for an Arduino Mega.

A square tile that fits with itself and can make structures, like this cube

Iphone 4/4S case with space for credit cards, additional SIM card and a SIM card tool.

New files! this time repered in netfobb.

This is my Eclipse Clock body.

There are a whole lot of other parts and processes required, but this is the key to it all...

Plus it is a BIG introduction to Charlieplexing LEDs.

It's a small christmas tree with blinking lights to decorate your table with.

For about $1 worth of components, you can have a merry table decoration that you can show off your 3D printing and electronics prowess with this year.

The tree has 16 holes for 5mm LEDs, room for the circuit and battery inside, with a switch in the base

Circuit design is included.

edit: Fixed some overhang issues and made holes a little bit bigger to more easily accommoate 5mm LEDs

Same as the original box, but the hinges will fit without drilling, and the lid will open in the middle instead of one edge.

This is a box with a hinged lid, large enough to hold various small things, like maybe cards. It uses a straightened-out paperclip for the hinge pin, and can be held closed with another paperclip.

The silent_runner is a small high performance model airship with a full do it your self documentation.

All parts are cheap and easy to assemble. Build your airship today and stop wasting battery power to low efficiency planes and quadrocopters, but start over with endless endurance and amazing grace.

The first silent_runner had some nice testflights, demonstrating good agility, speed and even crash robustness:
youtu.be/gkAJlDUEEM8

The whole project is undergoing finetuning and improvements, thus feedback is much appreciated.

Pixoxos a tangible printer of digital things collected form the net.

Tweet "pixoxos" and I'll post your best tweets ;p

This project is a tangible printer for normally non-tactile things like: tweets, meeting appointments, facebook mentions or images etc. Practically anything you can think of that will fit on the a thermal receipt.

Web : scottmayson.com/Pixoxos-Printer
Video: vimeo.com/51895465
Images: tinyurl.com/8k6dnvg
Featured: adafruit.com/blog/2012/10/25/pixoxos-design-for-adafruit-iot-printer-project-3dthursday/

Printed indieflow's design but no dice with the fan I had! These grip a 12cm cooling fan on the outside edges if it has solid straight through screw holes (such as the cheap brushless fans from maplin).

I created a small light attachment, which is battery operated, and fits into the head of the lamp.

If you have an existing printed version of the lamp, you can add this to it, pretty easily. You may need a dremel tool to extract away a little of the plastic, so you can add the switch and mount the little light. This is what I did.

This is a mounting bracket for thing thingiverse.com/thing:27550, a 3W, high-power LED lighting board. Use these to mount the LEDs to the bottom of your cupboards and illuminate the countertop below. This mount screws into the bottom of the cup

The idea is to connect additional electronics to a power socket device that would turn it into a zigbee power meter. From then on we can communicate with the sockets and:

>> Gather information about the current energy consumption - once we have it we can analyze, compare, learn from it and finally be more energy efficient

>> Control – both the energy consumption and your workflow at home. Describe what you want to achieve in the Agilart Designer and control your home from a simple Dashboard you can access from all your gadgets

>> learn how to SAVE more ENERGY

** Designed together with Kris Kalinov as part of the Power Home team at Startup Weekend Sofia

** Won Startup Weekend Sofia: sofia.startupweekend.org/2012/09/24/powerhome-wins/

This is the Neuron, a learn to solder kit I threw together for the 2012 Kansas City Maker Faire. On the surface it's just another easy to assemble "my first soldering project" blinker, but put a few of them together and you can make a light and touch reactive light show! It functions as your typical alernating LED blinker with a jumper in place, but remove the jumper and they mirror pulses of light detected on one LED to the other. Chain a large set of them together and they'll activated each other in sequence. They're also bi-directional so you can send a pulse one direction in a chain and send another back the opposite direction. A single Neuron firing can activate more than one Neuron, forming branching light shows as well! You can even use one in blink mode to act as a convenient light pulse source.

This uses a magnetic reed switch for a Z-max endstop on a Thing-o-matic Makerbot printer which allows Z-axis re-calibration before each print.

car mount cradle and dock for HTC rezound

Make your own Bottle Lamp from recycled bottles. They add a wonderful touch to your decor and make great gifts.

A Lighted Bottle will add illumination and a touch of color to your favorite room.

Static dissipative wand for discharging yourself to avoid nasty shocks in a low humidity environment.