This is Pet Monster aka Palmster fot Thingiverse character design competition

Spruce it up! Make it pretty! Now you can put a bird on anything! Print out a bird and add it to your extruder or a toolbox! Use the stencil to make a sad tote bag happy! Did you see this tote bag before? I didn't.

Hey, you! Wanna play a game? No, put those pieces away. We're gonna play with these... Snakes 'n Ladders? How about "Climb the Mountian of Madness"? Clue? How about "Mystery of the Dunwich House"? Monopoly? More like "Conquest of R'lyeh".

This is what it's all been building towards. A set of characters scaled down to the size of game pieces that you could use to replace the generic pieces to any board game you play.

I am now selling this set in my etsy store if you don't have a 3D printer:
etsy.com/listing/109017740/cute-lovecraft-pawns
cymonsgames.etsy.com

I got a habbit a habbit for rabbit.

Part of project Scancycle this rabbit was purchased from Goodwill and scanned with 123D Catch, and donated back to goodwill. Lookout Stanford Bunny!

Design for 3D artist magazine competition. Create a printable pet monster. I've always been fascinated with monsters/ creatures since I was a young whippersnapper. I ended up going for the imp/ gargoyle sort of design. I chose this design for the challenge of adding just enough detail for the muscle tone and facial features to come through in the final print. After experimenting with all sorts of poses and structures I decided to use a tucked position. This enabled me to model the full being in a fairly natural pose without having to split him up into bits. I wanted a clean, solid model with no nasty joints/ gaps etc. I was worried about overhanging sections of the model and the possibility some parts sagging during printing (the hands in particular) but it turned out alright in the final print. Pleased with it :)

Owl statue... good for scaring away pigions and crows.

I made an owl wrapper based off of (thing:870) for one of my children, however the other said she liked Pugs better. So I sat down and came up with the derivative of a wrapper shaped like a pug.

This is a single head taken from Rebel's Easter Island Moai Statues goo.gl/namKU found on Google's 3D Warehouse as a simple test for exporting STLs from Sketchup and processing models in Netfabb Cloud. The object has been printed on a Cupcake with Sanguinololu running Sprinter/Printrun/SFACT.

A simple Heart Hugger, now when valentine is coming up. It shows the simplicity of LOVE.

I tried to make it, so it required the least amount of support, I'm unsure about the hands and the edge around the heart and fingers though.

This was to fulfill a need I had to control my iPhone earbuds. You can see all the revision here: eagleapex.com/de/owl-wrap/
And after showing it around, I put it on Esty and have sold a few.
The "O RLY?" is from my redrawing of Helvetica Neue UltraLight as single-line objects for vector etching.

Note: this doesn't fit the new Shuffle or iPhone 3GS earbuds with the 3 button remote. I'm working on an update.

I saw this thingiverse.com/thing:3252 and a year later i had the idea to make my own with the initials of my family members as a gift.
Here are the files for the main design and then the printing plates.
I did this with tinkercad so it's mostly a guide to make your own... (i don't think anyone would print mines)
if you want one with your name or any other but cant make them, you can always ask me and i'll do what i can to make yours...(you can also switch the letters order and reuse the ones i did)

Here are the links for tinkercad files:
ALA tinkercad.com/p/acc0059ecc3ec3f1/13
ALA print 1 tinkercad.com/p/acc07c65d46a02a0/16
ALA print 2 tinkercad.com/p/acc09302c8e02a6c/6
MBA tinkercad.com/p/acc010212c479828/27
MBA print 1 tinkercad.com/p/acc085764c36b86a/50
MBA print 2 tinkercad.com/p/acc0c4b869be63cc/4
SAP tinkercad.com/p/acc08d20926f3398/50
SAP print tinkercad.com/p/acc0ea5a2b423376/59
SMA tinkercad.com/p/acc0694dc9cbceef/20

This delicious sushi has been digitized for your enjoyment. Included are: California Roll, Eel Roll, Shrimp, and Ginger. All files are in VRML format, and zipped with their PNG textures. Ready for color printing.

All the world is a theater and you, with shades, will riff upon it. Seeing the humor in things is sometimes a matter of the company you keep. Laughing at all the world's ills becomes so much easier with Mike/Joel and the bots along for the ride.

You know you want me, baby!
Take a look at some photos of this thing in action: flickr.com/photos/gianteye/sets/72157622837429705/

This thing includes a revised parametric script for generating polygonal facets for use in polyhedra. Several possible facets have been rendered. I know that the triangular, square, and pentagonal facets presented here are sufficient for building a wide range of shapes.

Thing thingiverse.com/thing:5028 extends this set with more types of facets, including spoke-like and polygonal facets for all shapes.

I've been wanting to create a very generic snap-together set of forms for MakerBot for some time. It would be awesome to have an algorithm that generates a queue of forms to slowly grow a very large procedurally generated object.

This is a revision of things thingiverse.com/thing:4893 and thingiverse.com/thing:4899, and an attempt to create a compatible set of snap-together primitives for building geometric forms. Thing 4893 set too large a scale to print pentagonal facets. Thing 4899 had a mathematical error which caused the different faces to be incompatible. This revision corrects that error.

What's cooler than transformers? A Cupcake CNC transformer with a Bre head? This is a fully articulated assembly that transforms from a Cupcake CNC to a Bre-bot.
I started with a snap-together design (see the attached concept sketches) but migrated to a bolt-together kit for various reasons. The final design allows for fine adjustment of the joint tension so the transformer can stand in any position but still be movable, positionable, transformable!

See the animated transformation here: jmillerid.com/wordpress/2010/05/cupcake-cnc-transformer/

Modeled in NX6, rendered and animated in Modo, .stl files cleaned up in Blender, exploded view created with Rhino and Illustrator, sketches with Sharpie.

Update : I have redesigned an interlocking variant : thingiverse.com/thing:7857

This is designed for lamps where the light-bulb is inside a polyhedral shell.

This is a derivative of thingiverse.com/thing:6055. The hinged piece has been mirrored, and pieces to cover the socket have been added.

The covering pictured is built up out of thingiverse.com/thing:6281 these elements. It took me some time to build a permanent light socket for this design.

The biggest pitfall is that the light-bulb is difficult to replace. Perhaps future designs will correct this shortcoming. A threaded or slotted design, perhaps ?