My Second design of a small geometric sculpture that explores the battle between cake and pie

I built this CNC router from designs I saw all ver the place and like the idea of using aluminium channel and steel. I simply built the table then measured the gantry to suit. You can build any size this way as long as you re-enforce properly. The control board came from HobbyCNC and the motors are NEMA 23. The power supply I built (simple 24v 7A).

The Clonedel RepStrap was inspired by the Prusa Mendel (see the related article).

open3dp.me.washington.edu/2011/02/prusa-mendel-and-the-clonedels/

It came about due to necessity of students wanting to build RepRap style machines faster than we could 3D print them. It took about a week outside of class to redesign Prusa parts for mold production. Most of the parts required only minor modifications, but several parts, such as the X-Carriage assembly, required redesign. All modified parts were placed on mold pattern plates to allow for the production of silicone RTV molds.

All of the STL files are now posted here and on GitHub as an Open3DP fork off of the Prusa tree.

github.com/open3dp/PrusaMendel/downloads

They are to be considered Alpha release (and we are already working on some changes). However, we am quite sure that you will be able to use them to print master forms to produce molds (because we have produced molds and we have used the molds to produce RepRaps).

These mold plates represent the current best practice as provided by reprap project, prusa mendel, jnfisher, whosawhatis, rustyspoon1121, etc.

Further, Metrix Create Space has already created molds sets and cast parts. Metrix Create is already making them available.

metrixcreatespace.com/post/3587952561/clone-factory-bootstrapping

{P.S. Several people have had trouble with EndStops and XMotor. I uploaded them to NetFabb Beta to fix them. I have uploaded _Fixed versions. Please let me know if these files are better.}

This is a set of shelves to display Good Smile Company Nendoroids (or other figures/items that fit on a 7cm deep shelf)
Step height is also 7cm to preserve aesthetics.
It's 34cm wide, so easily fits into an Ikea Detolf glass display case.

This is designed to be created in 5mm thick material - I used clear, green edged acrylic for mine, to match the green edged glass of the Detolf. I'd be interested to see what it looks like in laser ply though! :)

This can be cut from 1 A2 sheet of Acrylic, or 2 A3 sheets (4 crossmembers on 1 sheet, the side panels and the last crossmember on the other)

This is a custom acrylic display case for showing off baked goods and such, commissioned (and photographed) by thingiverse user jestin. It's got 2 removable shelves and stands about 18" tall. If you're looking for an acrylic display case that's a little shorter and wider, you might want to check out this:
thingiverse.com/thing:10784