Inspired from the Thing thingiverse.com/thing:33102
i wanted to see if it is possible to make an 100% (or so) printed Parkflyer

Started at 1st of Jan evening the maiden Flight wasnt done till 6th due to weather so Build time is netto 20 Hours
Version 00 Just a try to learn and see if it does
Learning after 30Years Modelling changed a lot ;)-
Folies suck 100 times
The guy in the model shop sayed this motor will rip out of the model ,.. so i give it an try and we´ll see then i make it pretty ;)-

Happy new year to all. Here is a layout of parts to make a dice tower. I have not built this. I dont have a laser cutter. I built these plans from scratch, after seeing the tiki tower.

If you happen to make one, please send Me a pic at least. I will add your pic to the images here and note you for reference. I dont know if or when I'll be able to make this myself.

Thank you.

A toy spinning top, based on pseudo-measurements of a wooden one. Prints in 2 parts.

Tired of having your dice go to the forbidden zone of "off the table" to be snatched up by cats and toddlers? This is the solution! Keep the roll secret, keep it safe, until the big reveal! Used for all sorts of games; Catan, D&D, Risk, Axis and Alies, Liars Dice, Last night on Earth, Touch of Evil, Fortune and Glory, shall I go on?

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.)

After seeing the redstone ore from thinkgeek I thought why not print it myselft? So I made some nice models and here you go, your very own printable minecraft ore lamp.

I want to make to make my lamp blue, since its the color of the diamonds, but you can use any color you want. If you use red, it will be exactly like the redstone ore, since they use the same texture pattern. Or maybe try some green for some nice uranium!

thinkgeek.com/product/eea7/?cpg=cj&ref=&CJURL=&CJID=1511450

Pretty much identical to the one here thingiverse.com/thing:35402
except rectangular, with legs and a bent vacuum connection..
I also added more holes and grid lines to allow for more detailed molding

Bubbles, the Open Source, 3D printed water pipe.

Don't use this to do anything illgeal like smoke illegal things.

Also on github: github.com/Anon3dENT/bubbles
and The Pirate Bay thepiratebay.se/torrent/7878499

I wanted to share my improvements on the great printable hexapod by Ijon:
- an STL plate for printing in small machines like the Printrbot Jr
- Sample Arduino source code based on the ArduSnake oscillators library by Obijuan

Made this for my wife, she saw it at instructables (http://www.instructables.com/id/Typographic-clock/) and really liked the way it looked, so i decided to mock it up in solidworks. I don't have a cnc machine but i do have a 3d printer! Instead of 1 whole piece I decided to break it up and then attach them if i wanted to. It uses the clock mechanism out of an old sharp clock i had that wasn't as snazzy. But i'm sure any clock kit will fit in the base.

"The Push Broom", an alternate style clip-on mustache based on my earlier design.

See the full story at jmillerid.com/wordpress/2012/10/clip-on-mustaches-for-crushtoberfest-12/

For the ladies (or the follicle-challenged)... Don't be left out of the next mustache-themed event.

See the full story at jmillerid.com/wordpress/2012/10/clip-on-mustaches-for-crushtoberfest-12/

Night Light Diamond.
Soft blue light.
Plug in ~220 V.

This is a poseable modular, magnetic robot toy. Make it, share it, sell it, trade it, upgrade it.

A heavy duty arm / shaft for holding larger spools (1kg or greater)

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

My take on Spider Jerusalem's bowel disruptor from the Transmetropolitan series. Images to follow...

Also I've added the rhino file for anyone who feels like improving on the current design. At the moment this is just a prop with no moving parts.

Just an outline for a prop piece. Holes are to be done manually because of ow you want to wire it. Outer ring is for led with a Plexiglas ring over it. Roughly 4 inches no diameter and 1 inch tall. 99% sure this should print. Yet to try it my self... The image of the device is what it should look like after printing!

This thing was made with Tinkercad. Edit it online tinkercad.com/things/eMrAIsjqTnp

This is a test tube rack that can contain 9 tubes.
ATTENTION PROJECT NOT TESTED

Changed cylindrical poles with square pole for easier printing

---UPDATE---
I finally finished reviewing cleaning up and modifying the model for this Iron Man helmet. All the parts are now cut and oriented in a way that they can be printed supportless (exeption: the hinge mechanism, but it only needs very feew support).

It consists out of 55 different parts that need to be printed. They are all contained in the new Iron Man Helment optimized_v2.zip file.
--update above--

I wanted to print the IronMan Helmet. But I only own an Huxley 3d Printer, which only allows me to print on a platform roughly 13 by 13 cm and about 9 cm high. So at first I wanted to do a small scale version of my model, which by the way is completely by me! I didn't copy anything existing on the web, and I actually think my moddelling has worked out quite nice! The small version has roughly those measures: 11x14x16

I implemented a small hinge, to allow the mask to open, just the way it opened in the movies.

But the small version wasn't enough for me, so I scaled it up until a real human had would fit inside. The measures now are 23x30x33.3 cm. There is some room for inserting foam or sth similar, to make wearing it more comfortable.

But now I had the problem that such a large object wouldn't fit on my huxley printing bed. So I split up the model in many small pieces and layed them out in the most efficient way so all parts could be printed on my Huxley.

I also uploaded the complete assembled helmet and mask in large scale, if you want to split it up yourself!

I hope you like it! Please send pictures of your printout! Thanks!

Also please contact me if there are intersections or missing parts! Thanks :)

-- Improovement --
Naarzaul has added an additional piece to the jaw section to add a detail to make it look much more like the original version. You can find it here:
thingiverse.com/thing:33304

---ATTENTION!!---
The scale of the overall model is a little too big! You should scale it down by about 10 to 15% (some even say 20) to get a better size and save material. Sorry for everyone who has printed it in the large scale..

This is a detailed 1:1 scale model of the M-300 Claymore from the Mass effect games. It is roughly 470 mm long or just over 1.5 ft. Modelled from multiple reference pictures in google sketchup.

My friend who will be attending a convention this fall requested this item for his costume. A week and a half later this is what we have.

"The Claymore used to be a hard-hitting but poor-selling shotgun due to kickback problems snapping the arms of anyone but krogan firing the weapon." - Mass Effect 3

Reference images retrieved from:
masseffect.wikia.com/wiki/M-300_Claymore
troodon80.deviantart.com/

All Credits to EA/Bioware/All applicable parties involved in the creation of the Mass Effect Saga.

Tell the world who the winner is.

This trophy is for those of you who aren't afraid to dive for the ball or get hit in the head.

an attentive projector plattform

This is my first Parametric object (in fact the first think I've done with OpenScad), and also my first entry into Thingiverse, so don't be too hard on me :p


This is a parametric Drawer Set. In front of the drawers you can put a customizable piece or cover (that is glued to the rest of the drawer) and where you can put your logo or anything you fancy. This also serves as the drawer's handle.

The files CoverCajon (yes I'm spanish) are examples made with SolidEdge for this piece with several designs, from the Apple logo, to the RepRap Logo.

Update 29 Jun: I've made an update, for the precission of the rounded corners and all circle-shaped holes. I wasn't very pleased with the result so I added a new parameter to specify the number of sides (precission) of this shapes.

A sort of most useless machine (with a cheap dc motor and gearbox), that we use a lot in our workshops at the makerspace and during events to build with people for free :)

Designed by thingiverse.com/Inouk and tweaked a little for lasercutting.

A smaller version of my steel stud finder. Smaller body will print quicker and take up less room in your tool box. Just as accurate and scaleable as the original.

This is a simple magnetic stud finder. It uses a magnet to locate the steel stud behind drywall. Print it off for your tool box or better yet for Fathers day!

Derived from letter forms, namely a section of a capitol G and S, this chair shows how form can be generated from letters into sculptural furniture forms. It was a project I did along with a classmate for school.
The goal was to learn how to make things in Rhino, save them as an STL for printing, lay out pieces for laser cutting and milling setup. In the end we had produced 3 models, one for each process.
See the photos for the finished pieces.

Diamond shaped LED desk lamp.
Approx. size 3 1/2" x 2 3/4" x 2 3/4"
Uses any old 5 volt cell phone charger to produce a quality visual effect.
Some electronics required.