Jonas Kuehling Improved X-Ends for RepRap Printers for a 6mm Threaded rod to eliminate Z-wobble. Combine this with switching to flexible Vinyl (or Vulcanized rubber) Z-Axis Motor Couplers and your part quality immediately jumps higher.

This is a fan shroud that I made to fit any 40mm, 60mm, 80mm, or 120mm fan shroud, and will fit Greg's X-Carriage with Kühling's LM Holder by Tommyc. Other 40mm fan shrouds won't.

The original Prusa RepRap Endstop Holders are too long and take up too much space on the axis. I moved it to the threaded rods, shortened it, and punched another 3.3mm hole for use of standard endstop switches with holes spaced 10mm apart.

Keep From Getting Shocked! The most popular 12 Volt Power Supplies used have an exposed 115 VAC to 230 VAC Live Terminal Exposed! This Cover is easily printed, has snap fit retention (no screws needed) and is available with or without a switch hole. Few things on Thingiverse can actually save a life, this is one of them. The life you save, might be your own.

Just a Parody. Truth is, it can be taken either way. I kind of like Darth Vader, even if he is bad. The guy looks great in black, and comes into the room with presence. If you like the Replicator 2 you hopefully will like this. If you hate the closed source of the Replicator 2, you will hopefully like this. Either perspective, it's Win-Win. Enjoy

Keep Open Source OPEN - Thingiverse's new terms of use mean they can keep all your works and give NO ATTRIBUTION, etc...

This is a Windmill I needed. I hacked a RC Servo to turn it into a continuous revolving DC Gear Motor to turn the blades! Alternative Energy - Ta Da!

15 mm Ice Cubes for Lego Minifig in Golf-In-Miniature

This is a Golf Cart, just in case you might need one for Golf-In-Miniature. It also looks a bit like a dune buggy. If you spend your life in the sand traps, there's really no difference.

I might change it and add a roof, it it gets rainy. It was made so that 2 Lego Minifigs could sit side by side and have the cart be made in the style of the original "Toy Car" by atartanian.

This revolutionary design, encapulates the wheels in the cart, so they are printed at the same time with NO ASSEMBLY NEEDED - genius. Nice work jag, madscifi, and atartanian. I REALLY like your cars.

These are a direct derivative of thingiverse.com/thing:6287

I scaled them to fit, cleaned up a strange STL file, and Ta-Da! Steps scaled for 3D Printing.

I seperated the Flag and Flag Pole from the Base, as I didn't need the base, and like to print Lots of like pieces at the same time. I needed these Excellent Pennon Flags for Golf-In-Miniature Hole #2 - The Winner's Circle

Allows you to test the internal diameter of printed holes. A lot of slicer software either make the holes to small, or too big. Also, I needed it for the Golf-In-Miniature Desktop Miniature Gold 1st hole.

Here is a Sphinx with a tunnel punched through it for Miniature Golfing.

DON'T GET SEDUCED BY THE COOLNESS! Own your own 18 HOLE GOLF COURSE - 3D Printable Of Course. A New Mini Link uploaded EVERY DAY for 18 Days!

"We're Only Making the Greatest Miniature Golf Course In the Whole World, or at least in Danville."

You REALLY Need to look at this Video: youtube.com/watch?v=V2LYdTcHvps

Ironically, as it turns out, I am ACTUALLY printing them IN DANVILLE - Danville, Illinois that is - and I must admit, I have seen both Phineas and Ferb in Danville many times!

Sure your friends thought your 3D printer was COOL - Duh! But, owning your own 18 Hole Golf Course just made it EVEN COOLER!

By Father's Day, I will have loaded up the FIRST 9 HOLES (Done)! Give Dad a 9 HOLE GOLF COURSE this year for Father's Day, skip the tie. Tell you Dad that Beekeeper wishes him the best. By the End of June, ALL 18 Holes will be uploaded! Have Fun!

And it's "with a Windmill, and a Dinosaur, and a...."

After all, GOLF-IN-MINIATURE IS Miniature Golf! Call me a purest, but it is the ONLY MINIATURE GOLF COURSE EVER.

It had to be done.

I have now uploaded Holes 1 thru3 into a Zip File, Holes 4 thru 6 in another file, and Holes 7 thru 9 Into a thrid file. With those three files, you can quickly download THE COMPLETE First 9 Holes with the Score Card, Putters, etc... - YOUR VERY OWN DIGITAL MINI GOLF COURSE. Print them, and you will have your very own 9 Hole Miniature Golf Course!

Stay tuned for Holes 10 thru 18 (and possible 19)!

Eventually, I am going to turn this into a comprehensive Golf-In-Miniature 3D Printing Tutorial.

Same Sphinx, no base, all axis scaled 50%.

The Lily Pad needed a pond. 15 minutes later, all was well. Turns out, ducks need ponds too.

Duck on a Duck Pond that doesn't require support material for the bill. I also sliced the bottom to make it look like it was on a pond. The original Ducky's bill was too long to print without support material, so I got out my digital hammer and pounded it a bit (the Stl file shows it too).

My daughter said the Treefrog need a Lily Pad. 10 minutes later, he had one.

This is my answer to storing all those failed prints, and raft materials, and leftover filament, in a handy dandy containment unit, called a "Maraca". Make 2 or more and it's PARTY TIME!

A great way of celebrating the New Museum, MakerBot, 3D Printing, and the Old with Recycling. Maracas are festive. It requires recycled material in order to fill the maraca. It demonstrates, Reducing, Reusing, and Recycling. Each Maraca requires recycled material (leftover rafts, unfinished prints, and filament purgings) in order to make sound. It is a derivative of traditional maracas, and the New Museum print thingiverse.com/thing:12159 . This design, is a bit bigger, and more hollowed out (in order to be printed with less, while filled with more recycled plastic).

This is my answer to storing all those failed prints, and raft materials, and leftover filament, in a handy dandy containment unit, called a "Maraca". Make 2 or more and it's PARTY TIME! Make a derivative, or Mashup. The Handle has a key core that is 10mm diameter, with a 15mm x 5 mm key that twists into a keyhole (2mm material thickness for keyhole). It can be made on a Makerbot.