Conveniently hold your Nexus 7 tablet securely on your bicycle. Designed to fit a 36 mm handle bar stem. I would not take this on severe off-road conditions without some additional modifications.

This is the Ingress Logo made into a mold. The logo is tapered and smoothed to allow a easy release. I used white and milk chocolate to make a chocolate ingress bar.

This is a two color case for the Raspberry Pi computer.

This bird whistle, which I got from a friend, in intended to lure Teal and Pintail ducks. My friend received this whistle, his favorite, from a craftsman, who has since passed away. He has not been able to find additional whistles of this style for his children. This is my version of this classic whistle. The pitch of the sound matches the original very well. It is designed for calling birds for observation only. I imagine that it might be a useful device in a post apocalyptic situation.

This is a two color stylized lotus flower. The petals are completely overhung and sit atop the previous layer. I used lots of extra shells to create the contour effect. I really like how it looks in the sunlight. My kids really like throwing these like ninja stars.

This is a model of our solar system. My daughter had to make a solar system model for school, and she thought the Makerbot would be useful in this endeavor. The inner and outer planets are in scale with each other.

I had some red and white plastic and I thinking what I should make for my first dual extrusion model. This was the obvious choice for me, because the Amiga was my favorite computer. The Amiga was where I first started 3D modeling using Imagine, and then Lightwave.

Video of the original Amiga boing demo.
youtube.com/watch?v=-ga41edXw3A

This is a modified version of the chocolate mold made by 2ROBOTGUY to use less plastic. This version takes half the time to print. This version also allows you to remove the mold pieces diagonally.

This is a mold that you can use to make chocolate bunnies. With this mold I will be able to make my nieces vegan bunnies for Easter, something that can be hard to find.

If you want just an ear make thingiverse.com/thing:17391

This is a mold to make the most desirable part of a chocolate bunny.

If you want to make an entire bunny make thingiverse.com/thing:17507

Enjoy...

This is a tubular drive mechanism. It is designed to use 1/2 inch aluminum conduit. This is a work in process, and I am already working on a newer version that will use dual rails. I think that this type of mechanism will work well as an linear axis drive mechanism when combined a stepper motor, and magnetic linear encoder would provide high accuracy large scale positioning.

Tubular Drive Test Fixed Drive
youtube.com/watch?v=k0G8B77UOJs

Tubular Drive Test Fixed Conduit
youtube.com/watch?v=70dTRN7zSpU

This is my take on the worlds oldest continuously played board game Go. Dating back over 2000 years.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_game

This started out as a way to make a Go board that could be played in a moving vehicle, but it quickly morphed into what you see today. This modular set of Go board pieces can be used to create any n*n size Go board you want as well as arbitrary shapes. If really adds a new dimension to playing Go when you have obstacles or other shapes.

Each piece contains a 5 mm magnetic ball and is free to rotate inside the piece to create a perfect alignment with the center of the grid. I would imagine this board would be useful for people that lack the fine motor skills to accuracy place pieces on a standard Go board.

Video demonstration of board and pieces
youtube.com/watch?v=NZMIMVO_rrA

My son asked me for an X box for Christmas. Luckily with the Makerbot it was quite easy to make an X box for him. I cant wait to see his excited face on Christmas.

It was my son's idea to create a dinosaur skull that would sing jingle bells. This is the result of that project. The bottom jaw is controlled via a servo mounted in the base.

In this video you can see the skull in action singing jingle bells.
youtu.be/Z-ojvIRqI_Q

Undubbed with circuit board visible
youtube.com/watch?v=0hoYsfMroyg