I Designed this because I liked the vertical axis style, but none of the current designs that I found would let you use current extruder designs.
This lets you use a Gregs Wade style extruder, and most anything with the same style mount.

Edit: I have redesigned the carriage bit to have holes for mounting different attachments.
There is now one that will hold a Gregs Wades style extruder, and one for mounting a dremel flexible shaft to it.
The top holes are spaces so a fan can be mounted to the carriage, or for extra accessory bits



I have uploaded the SolidWorks2012 files below, as well as the assembly and the support files as a rar.

Edit: Uploaded videos of this here
youtu.be/RT0YAYO6GR0
youtu.be/NgFt0bLryy4

This is a redesigned Huxley inspired by the Prusa simplified Mendel.
thingiverse.com/thing:4148

It uses the PLA Bushings like
thingiverse.com/thing:4434
I modified the scad script to use 6mm rods.
(basically just put in 6mm for rod size and 12mm for width)

I have also redesigned the X and Y motor brackets to be able to use nema 14 or 17 motors. The Z now takes 2 nema 14 motors.

I designed it around 1/4" threaded rods and #6-32 bolts. It should work with 6mm rods and M6 bolts, but I'm not sure.

This should work with the same extruder as the regular Huxley. I believe.

The image is of the current build status, it needs the Y Stage and some belts on it before it will go, and an extruder. But the Z movement is working well so far.

Edit: Got the belts in and installed on the X Axis
Test Videos here
youtube.com/watch?v=rji863B-JnA
youtube.com/watch?v=pw6CKZPRubw


The design files are in SolidWorks

Edit 12-8-10: Found a problem with the X-axis parts.
the bolts used to tighten the rods in place had a nut bigger than the rod, so I put in a slot on the side. This weakened the structure to the point where tightening the bolts enough to keep tension on the belt, it would break the piece. I redesigned them after finding "Undersized Hex Nuts" (McMaster carr part 90760A007 for 6-32) which allow me to insert them the same as prusajr originally had. I also added more material to the sides to help with this. I am currently printing them out for testing.

Edit 12-9-10: I added more material to the x-axis parts to make them a bit stiffer again, I didnt get a chance to test the last version, so it may work just fine.

I added the Foot thingiverse.com/thing:3088 from freeradicalx to the bottom of the mini mendel frame vertex.
thingiverse.com/thing:1745
Im building a mini mendel, but didnt want all the electronics and stuff to be directly under the bed.
Now it will stand on its own 4 feet. And guard over my desk with honor.

I included a left and right hand version, and teh blender file i used to make it.

This is a derivative work of Bowden Cable Coupling for RepRap by Erik
thingiverse.com/thing:1899

I just modified this to fit on Wades geared extruder
thingiverse.com/thing:1794
And for the Mini-Mendel
thingiverse.com/thing:1745

This is an omni wheel for a robot or whatever.

It uses 608 bearing in the rollers, so youll need 6 for each wheel.
Also an 8mm axle, either a threaded or smooth.

I plan to print this out and thread the holes in the rollers, then use a threaded axle and a little glue to keep it in place.

This is a Mecanum wheel
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mecanum_wheel
I saw that somebody else had a printable one, but it was not shared. So I made this.

You will have to use glue, or acetone, or something to accach the pieces together.

This is designed to use 3mm filament as axles for the wheels.

I also uploaded the blender file, in case anyone wants to change stuff.

Its a coin with a shamrock on it.
Im printing them in green abs
Happy St Patty's Day

I Split up the WiiMote Clip to make it printable on a RepRap/MakerBot.

thingiverse.com/thing:1964

It should be a derivative, but I couldn't figure out how to do that.

I designed this necklace to give to my girlfriend.
Hope she doesn't see it on here before I give it to her :)

I made it in blender, and for some reason couldn't get the top tube to connect to the bottom half properly, but it still printed fine.

It has a 6mm tube with 4mm hole for a chain.

I printed in PLA, which looks soo good.

This wasn't designed by me. I just converted it to STLs for people to use
blog.reprap.org/2010/02/mini-me.html

Also, I dont know if it has been tested at all yet.

I got all the Reprappable part(I think) converted, and the sheet parts are there too. I didn't convert the bolts and i have no idea how many you will need. :) Have fun

--Added full model in stl form.