This is a derivative of the Makerscanner thingiverse.com/thing:3946. This has a quick and dirty mount to get your logitech camera to sit firmly in the makerscanner.

So I found a way to print some bearings up. I am working on a project that requires alot of bearings. But I was annoyed that I can't print any bearings for the project.

I use the filament itself as the ball bearings. But since the filament is a rod the bearing is a little tall. You need to make sure that you cut the rod to the right size, if they are a little too long, they will rub on the end caps. If they are short, they will rotate sideways and jam up the whole bearing.

When I was trying the first design the bearing was spinning, but not loose. So I ran it on a tamaya gearbox to break it in. After about an hour of spinning on that I got a fine white abs powder inside and it was running much smoother. After it broke in, I cleaned the powder and filled it with Vaseline.

Then it was perfectly smooth.

Video and instructions on :

Splitreaction.com

This is an improved Printruder. It can now hold the Plastruder control board and can wipe down your filament. The old problems of mis-aligning your filament are gone now too.

This is a modification of the model by Zaggo thingiverse.com/thing:958

Come and check out the youtube video about it at:
youtube.com/watch?v=TPkTAH_NvaQ

UPDATE: ssd pointed out trouble with the overhang mentioned for the PCB support. Considering to make this an easier print overall please print out the "Bearing Holder Overhangless thx ssd.stl" or gcode file if you do not want to worry about putting in your own support material. Good luck.

This is the Leonardo Robot. I based his measurements off the ideal measurements of a human to try and give him realistic proportions. Enjoy printing.

Watch the Youtube about it here:
youtube.com/watch?v=YpOzboVMsUw

So after making the fully printable hinge, I was able to move along with making a hand. Its got all of the degrees of freedom as a human hand. Its a bit bigger then a normal human hand, therefore its evil.

All parts total was about 10 hours of printing.

Available fully assembled here: vendio.com/stores/standardcustom/item/custom-design/-robot-hand/lid=2124336

Here is a simple hinge I was working on. It uses the 3mm plastic spool as the pin.

I wanted printed salt and pepper shakers for thanksgiving. So here is a simple waterproof salt shaker.

Or if you want me to print it for you:
vendio.com/stores/standardcustom/item/custom-design/salt-shaker/lid=2124322

Hey, I was watching Bre on the ABC radio show here:
vimeo.com/7737231

He said someone could upload a doorknob. So I quickly made a doorknob and uploaded it. Think of it as a 3d printable version of something like rule 34.

Here is a squeeze buckle like you normally have on a backpack or hiking gear. I removed all of the supports for a strap on the fork part, since it just wasn't printing properly.

Also the fork fits into the sleeve in only one direction, due to the edits I had to make to make it printable.

Enjoy!

Finally, when I need a fork in the middle of the night and too lazy to walk to the kitchen, I can print one out so I can eat. Yummy ABS...

Or I can send you a fork if you go here:
vendio.com/stores/standardcustom/item/custom-design/maker-fork/lid=2124341

As Vik aptly pointed out, there is no spoon. But also no usable knife or fork. So here is my knife. I'll print it in the morning.

See, I have this problem with laser cut parts. I don't have a laser cutter. Here is a version that is printable!

I saw that we don't have a cell phone stand on thingiverse, and I needed one. So I threw one together. I made it beg enough to hold my G1 with the extended battery, its very thick. So it should be able to hold any one elses phone too.

Enjoy.

Available for purchase at : vendio.com/stores/standardcustom/item/custom-design/cell-phone-stand/lid=2124298

I wanted to run the gyroscope off a motor. So I whipped up this mount made of 4 pieces, plus 2 gears to run the gyro.

So I got my MakerBot working and I realized how hard it is to measure things with just a ruler. So I decided to design myself some digital calipers.

It is made of 2 parts, a top and a bottom. The bottom half has a overhang on it so that it can enclose the top half. So its a good idea to have a cooling fan on for this print.

The top half should just slide right into the bottom half.

Enjoy.