For this Valentine's Day: a DNA playset. This'll probably only go over well if your significant other is a biologist. But, hey, reproduction is sexy, right?

Thanks to Wikipedia and the hard work of many scientists to measure tiny molecules, this is an accurate 35,000,000:1 scale model of DNA. It's a playset because you print out copies of the four nucleotides (A, T, G, and C) and snap them together into whatever sequence you like.

The Black Goat of the Woods with a Thousand Young... well, still very young this one. It's Hello-Niggurath with two faces.

This is the latest in a set of pieces designed to be a desktop figures or re-sized to be a suitable replacement for simple pawns in your favorite board games. Print off a whole set to add a touch of madness to any game.

I don't have a 3D printer so I need your help and support with this and my other designs. Please check out my profile to see what I've made.

This is a printable quadrocopter. I have finished working on this to design a fully printable body for a quadrotor. I have redesigned the quadmini, I have uploaded the files. This design is less than 10grams using abs. I am using the guts from a downed chinook s026. I have bought two more I love them(chinook s026).

A mashup of my unicorn head and yzorg's gangsta

Othuyeg is one of the Great Old Ones from the horros of lovecraft. A giant tentacled eyeball that is related to many of the other Lovecraftian gods, chosen to be the next of the set because... well... giant tentacled eyeball, that's why.

This set is designed to be desktop figures or re-sized to be a suitable replacement for simple pawns in your favorite board games. Print off a whole set to add a touch of madness to any game.

I don't have a 3D printer so I'll need your support and feedback if you have one.

Have GLaDOS wrapped around your little finger for science, you monster.

Aperture Science is proud to present the ultimate in portable AI technology. With the Aperture Science portable Genetic Lifeform and Disk Operating System (GLaDOS) you'll always have so much science to do, even on the go!

Examples for the ImplicitCAD 0.0.1 Release. Look at the *.escad source files to see the exciting features of ImplcitCAd's Extended OpenSCAD format.

See the README:
github.com/colah/ImplicitCAD

See the Release Notes:
christopherolah.wordpress.com/2012/02/06/implicitcad-0-0-1-release/

I modified zignig's script to make it compatible with latest Blender version (2.59) and to support modern 5D GCODE (that is, the one for stepper extruders with the E parameter and no tool-off commands).

Development at github.com/alexrj/blender-gcode-reader

(The object in pictures was sliced with Slic3r, slic3r.org)

This is an apparatus designed to allow three people to conveniently type out a specific phrase: it is as it is

Each person must time their actions specifically, and operate their portion of the device with care.

This device was made to be a performance at a local art-event. Its operation is (of course) far from convenient, but it does type out the most true thing I have ever known.

Please offer any suggestions to simplifying the files if needed.

Resized to fit on a Replicator with each part seperated from the original multi-part stl.

With a few tweaks, I bet this could be printed all in one using water soluble support...

This is a cleaned up version of the printed clock we were able to make during Clockathon #2 last weekend. Thank you Makerbot and Bre for setting that up and hosting it, and thank you Ben for all the help, the awesome test print all set up, and the brilliant idea to back off one gear for the power drum.

It was ticking, powered by a weight that would only drop about 9" per twelve hour period, and included printed concentric shafts to support minute and hour hands on the face of the clock.

Here's some video: youtube.com/watch?v=AH4Tg2tIgfg
I had to inflict grievous harm to the code base at the time and have cleaned everything up since. See details below.

A leaf spring frame.
Maybe useful for a 4x4 model

After print the original balloon, I was very excited to watch it race along the floor. My balloon racer had a few problems that prevented me from moving. My balloon racer was very heavy and was not air tight. After adding rubber cement, the craft moved 3 inches

A small pendant shaped like a crowbar

Cufflinks based off of the question block from Super Mario Bros

move along nothing to see, just an awesome gun turret.

This is a half-size version of Stefan's double-size minifig, with added attachment posts – you may have to shave the posts to get them to fit.

After I added the tapered mouthpiece to the whistles, and with the hotdog-red ABS, these things remind me of a toy wienermobile I used to have. Thus the name.

This panflute is slightly more practical than the one it's derived from. The curved shape is easier to use than the circle, and I added a bit of taper to the mouthpiece to make it easier to blow on a single whistle. Still not a practical musical instrument, though!

This one has a diatonic scale (CDEFGABC) instead of chromatic like the other one. I had to learn the OpenSCAD lookup() function for that!

This is just a simple design that can be used for a number of things. Most commonly the commercial equivalent of this is used to blow air or liquid over tools on CNC machines, drill presses, etc. I am thinking of using it as an articulated arm to hold camera flashes off-camera and run wires through the center. Anything is possible.

Feel free to post up modifications, as this is tweaked to the fraction of a millimeter for my specific machine to be exactly as tight as I wanted them to be.

Note: I break a few here and there when putting them together. This is to be expected, and possibly thickening up the "neck" would fix this. I print 3 x 2 using multiply so this isn't a huge deal to break one every now and then.

EDIT: I uploaded all three resolutions. The highest is what made the links in the picture, but you may have similar luck with the other two resolutions. Thanks!

Procedurally-generated panpipes for 3D printing. They really whistle, but they aren't particularly accurately tuned. OpenSCAD file included.

It'll theoretically play a chromatic scale (12 notes to the octave) but it's too squeaky to know for sure!

I started out simply wanting to print a giant bread tag for a friend. Little did I know that an entire taxonomy exists for the parasitoids known as Occlupanid (Occlu = to close, pan = bread).

The most thorough research into these organisms has been conducted by the Holotypic Occlupanid Research Group - horg.com/horg. Their work was even used in the report "Plastic bag clip discovered in partial colectomy accompanying proposal for phylogenic plastic bag clip classification" published in the BMJ Case Reports journal: casereports.bmj.com/content/2011/bcr.02.2011.3869.abstract.

While the SCAD file is parametric so far I have only designed (bred?) one example of the Toxodenta (curved teeth) order, based on an example I found in the wild which appears to conform to the classification of Palpatophora utiliformis - horg.com/horg/Palpatophora_utiliformis.htm.

I intend to extend the SCAD file to include examples of species from each order. I also encourage people to create their own variations and mutations. Let's see if we can get these creatures to evolve into something new! ;-)

Rock-a-bye Cthulhu, In R'lyeh deep.
Dead you may be, or only in sleep.
When you awake, the madness will fall,
Then the Old Ones will teach man new ways to shout and kill and revel, and all the earth would flame with a holocaust of ecstasy and freedom.

This is the first of a new set of pieces designed to be a desktop figures or re-sized to be a suitable replacement for simple pawns in your favorite board games. Print off a whole set to add a touch of madness to any game.

I don't have a 3D printer so I'll need your support and feedback if you have one.

Since I didn't happen to have any toy wheels just laying around, I designed some to be printed.

Changes from original:
-Added sweet rimzzz
-Exhaust port changed to round hole, increased size to 7mm diameter.
-Wheel mount holes changed to fit small finishing nails
-Added lip to balloon stem

Deck out the top floor of your Makerbot Rocket with this three piece set - it has everything you need to guide your mission to the moon.

For the steering console, chairs, and the rest of the series, check out my other things: thingiverse.com/PrettySmallThings

This is the real deal, no derivatives here. These are the real Printrbot in it's current version. I have a bunch of these printing all day, every day.... it works. It is expandable to larger widths and heights easier than any other reprap out there. Period. Its the most inexpensive bot out there being mass produced. And, its now yours to print, build, improve, change.... whatever you like. I can't wait to see what you do with it. I will post pics of all the various forms it takes, news, etc at printrbot.com
-enjoy
Brook

This is a cup for playing liar's dice:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liar%27s_dice

I made a large flower press for my wife a few years ago when we were engaged so she could press ferns for our wedding invitations. She enjoyed it and how they came out. The other night we were discussing pressing flowers and how her big press was too big for doing just a flower or two. I decided it would be a fun idea to make a printable flower press. It's pretty basic but it will do the job.

Digital LED Light Strip to create images with long exposure photography.

Original project idea was inspired by TheMechatronicsGuy.

sites.google.com/site/mechatronicsguy/lightscythe/

This tool holder will mount in place on the Z platform in place of the extruder allowing you to cut shapes out of paper vinyl or other thin material without much effort. It does require a very level bed and I recommend cutting on a cut down cutting mat.

This was designed to hold a leading brand craft cutter's blade holder.

Turn you MakerBot into a "ShopSmith" type multi-tool!