I wanted a cursor to point and click on things in real life. I modeled one in Rhino for osx and I am looking forward to printing it.

The Infinite Clip is our attempt to build a better paperclip using 3D printing. This is the first version and we'd love to have your feedback on how to improve it. The clip works as a hook and can be mounted & clip things in four different orientations. It can clip things in various ways and be used for thick and thin things.

Here is our blog post about this thing: i.materialise.com/blog/entry/using-3d-printing-to-build-a-better-paperclip-the-infinite-clip

This is a ducted fan mount for a Makerbot/Cupcake with MK5 Extruder. It seems to successfully stop small objects from turning into molten blobs.

The whole thing clips into the extruder mount. It uses an old fan from the junk box, I think it was from a graphics card or similar.

Mostly cools the current top layer of the printing object without pushing the platform heater into desperation. I'm running the fan through a 200 Ohm potentiometer, to control the airflow.

The air flow is down and towards the nozzle, roughly 45 degrees. The air follows the extruder hot end and reaches about 60 degrees by the time it hits the object.

This item replaces the hexagonal tiles in Settlers of Catan with tiles that interlock. It will produce the 19 hexagonal tiles that comprise the basic set, as well as a bunch of tokens to represent the ports.

LED Array Card. Included is the DXF I used for making the laser cut faceplate. Worked with 3mm LEDs and a ratshack throughhole board. There's a cutout for the boarduino as well as accompanying capacitors.

Enjoy!

These are the plans for the parts that may someday replace the popsicle sticks on my robotic arm! More info at brepettis.com/blog/2008/11/24/things-popsicle-stick-robotic-arm/.

Keys and a candle stick. First foray with the lazzzor so just seeing how it does. Wee!

This is a two part cityscape ring. I usually cut them in acrylic, but they also look badass in wood.

The file here is a size 7 ring, but its easy to swap out the inside circles. Once you get up to about 8.5 you may run into trouble with the walls being too thin, widening the design should fix that.