This plane is 100% printed materials, other than the covering and the rubberband and wire for the prop hook.

The stringers are lengths of printing filament.

The wings are printed as one Piece so no assembling.

One of things Evo 3D users missed is the kickstand from Evo. I don't know why HTC left it out, I thought it was great.

My friend also got an Evo 3D recently. He convinced me to work on a kickstand version of my previous case. So here it is.

As always, this case only works with extended batteries with this specific battery door: amazon.com/Trexcell-3500mah-Extended-Battery-Cover/dp/B004XM9V1K

Please note: The kickstand pushes against the battery door, that's how I get it to stay put. This will probably rub off the satin-y grip coating in that area (if your version of the battery door is covered with it).

The kickstand kicks open at 45 degree intervals. 45 and 90 degrees are the only two useful angles.

Updates:
* The bottom bezel of the old case tends to crack depending on the type of material used in the print, I placed notches around the bottom, allowing the material freedom to bend a little
* I opened up the volume control area, making the buttons easier to press
* The back of the case is slightly thinner.
* I like to print it raftless on a fuse deposition printer like the Makerbot or the pp3dp and make the nozzle height slightly closer to the platform. If you do this with a smooth adhesive, like the Kapton's tape, you can get a smooth finish on the back of the case.


If you like this, please show some love by posting pictures of your print and/or comment.

I have a potplant on the window sill, and it grows towards the light. I turn it every so often to avoid it getting lopsided, but it occurred to me that turning it regularly would be a good idea.

I made this keychain with the help of Tinkercad and an image I found on the Wikimedia Commons.

tinkercad.com/things/jN9Bqrh3nCY

commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isanti_County_Minnesota_Incorporated_and_Unincorporated_areas_Isanti_Highlighted.svg

Tip: See the Stratos (thing 31944) too!

Spritejet - A sweet flying, cool looking printed "jet" with interchangeable wing configurations. Flights of over 150' in my back yard with a well tuned plane. Flies much better than the my "deltajet" (from which this is derived), which was pretty good. This one will fly if hand launched, as well....

I needed some toothbrush holders for the bathroom that could be mounted to the wall. Initially I printed the thing from PieterBos thingiverse.com/thing:5497. Although it was functional after printing it I felt that it took too much material and had an inorganic feel to it with the hard crisp edgess of the design.

I wanted a softer feeling object so I designed these gender coded male and female toothbrush holders in Sketchup. I'm pretty happy with the outcome and its features:

Rounded, soft edges
Small, effecient design with minimal use of material
Snappy tactile feedback when toothbrush gets locked into holder
Embossed with international male / female gender glyphs
Counter sunk mounting screw hole

Here's probably the only video in the world of a toothbrush holder demonstration. First!

youtube.com/watch?v=aY5x6RKtRAg

Not just for beehive hairdos and potato cannons anymore - AQUANET Extra Super Hold hair spray may just be what you have been looking for to improve your 3D printer's first layer adhesion.

I made huge improvements with my leveling procedure ( thingiverse.com/thing:23257 ). Still, over time, even when my Kapton tape looked good and the build plate was level, parts would not stick.

Putting on fresh Kapton tape was the only thing that fixed this particular problem but it is a pain to do, the tape is expensive and I am cheap and lazy.

As luck would have it, I just happened to have a can of this hairspray laying around from a potato cannon project and thought "What the heck?". It does say "Super strong hold" on the can so I gave it a try. Like that first meeting of chocolate and peanut butter I had my "Eureka" moment.

I have not tried with large prints yet, but I did do an entire week of building miscellaneous small to medium sized parts with only one build plate level and perfectly bonded parts. There was no edge lifting even on parts that had a first layer chamfer!

It has to be good it has the word Miracle in the title!

This is an original design I came up with to (well, it's what I do) push the limits of what a Makerbot printer can do. I hoped the high level of detail in the stonework would show, and, as you'll see, it prints quite nicely. It's shown here in MakerBot's Slate Gray ABS.
I want to see some cool dioramas cropping up here on Thingiverse!
Enjoy!
Created by Jason

A 3D printable rocket designed to work with the Make: Compressed Air Rocket kit. makeprojects.com/Project/Compressed-Air-Rocket/585/1#.UAxRPzGe5sE

Printed in two pieces from PLA on an Ultimaker, these rocket look great, and might work great... OR MIGHT EXPLODE. One lasted for three successful launches before breaking into two pieces on landing. The other two shattered on launch. Oh, the Humanity!

Photo & Videos: flickr.com/photos/cbonsig/sets/72157630700622384/

This is a simple magnetic stud finder. It uses a magnet to locate the steel stud behind drywall. Print it off for your tool box or better yet for Fathers day!

wheel hanger for your RC plane with groove

The Blade mCP X is one of the smallest 3D capable RC Helicopter in the world. With a "Collective Pitch" rotor head this helicopter is able to go wild! A real fun "toy".

All spare parts are designed with Sketchup and printed on a GRRF PRotos.

Different designs of landing skids are available.

This is a simple model for designing around the PG35L-048 (or PG35L-D48)

An homage to the SpaceX Dragon Capsule that recently docked with the ISS.

Not a very loud one, but a pretty fun project. See it in action here: youtu.be/V6SdR8xWaw4

2 Hangers to easily hang and dismount your RC plane on your wall.


I just learned how to use OpenSCAD to make this part customizeable! This is my first OpenSCAD/customizer part so let me know if I'm missing something or if the parameters arent creating the file properly. I'd love feedback!

By default the part is made to be used with my parkzone f4u corsair but it can be made to fit any plane wheels with the customizer!

Default Total Wheel width (including axle parts)- 1.15 in

Default Wheel Diameter (to fit within slot) - 1.90 in

Also make sure the wheel style is the same for it to fit through the slot properly (Wheel is attached to a L shaped rod) thought I think its probably the most common if not the only wheel type for RC planes in general (I only own one so idk lol). Look at pictures for reference.

Don't get left behind in the printable NERF arms race! Print this state-of-the-art dart blaster today, and show your coworkers and children you mean business.

The LF1 has a flat range of close to 50ft, and is a very solid addition to anyone's office arsenal.

Printed on a Fablicator using KISSlicer.

fablicator.com

Far stole Adam's mouse, and handed it off to me to create a replica.

It doesn't function like a normal mouse, but that's what makes it funny. This is my second open source practical joke.

makerbot.com/blog/2012/05/08/how-to-makerbot-a-joke/

Printable Grenade... Enjoy :)

Mount a 4th-gen iPod onto your RC airplane, provided the bottom of the fuselage is cylindrical.

View some results here:
plus.google.com/photos/101921535299164450177/albums/5719563771070161489

This is a mag holster for your Glock mags. It's a slightly updated design from my original Single Stack 9mm holster(http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:22381). I am laser cutting acrylic belt loops. Have fun. Be Safe. And always treat firearms as if they were loaded.

Front and back halves for a quick-access 3x 12-gauge shotshell holder.

The holder is open on the sides and front so the shells can be easily lifted out, but will (should!) not fall out on their own.

It's faster than typical bandoliers or reaching into a pocket of loose shells. Useful for shooting matches or competitions like 3-gun - which are timed.

This was inspired by some much nicer and higher-capacity off-the-shelf designs. Why spend $$$ on a commercial unit when you can spend hours to make your own much smaller, much crappier version? :D

Reproduced from a wooden burr puzzle given to me as a gift. The two-part pieces are my own design that snap together when assembled as part of the puzzle.

I love designing, making, solving and collecting interlocking 3D puzzles. I have lots in my microcubology shop on Shapeways site but most of them will not print well on current RepRap machines because of the need for tight tolerances and support material for overhanging blocks.
I discovered this brand new puzzle here puzzlewillbeplayed.com/553Ring/BisectCube/ at the excellent 'Puzzle Will Be Played' website and immediately realised that it was printable on my new eMaker Huxley machine. It took three goes to get the tolerances right but this version prints just right for me. I have based the puzzle on 10 mm cubes and used a 0.2 mm offset on every face.

The Bathtub U-Boat,
An Experiment in Large Scale Makerbot Printing.

Along with Westerns, Submarine movies are clinically proven to be universally enjoyed by the male population. Admit it, at some point you have walked around wanting to shout 'FIRE TORPEDOES' at the top of you lungs.

Well now you can, and look marginally less crazy while doing it.

When you receive boards are sure to double and triple check the contacts and pads for bridging before you solder your pins on and after. The picture is of two pololu's that i bought for making a reprap three worked fine and the fourth shorted out and caught fire. They were all run through the same test on the same board receiving signal from my cupcake CNC and they were all plugged in to the driver carrier correctly.

Check all of your boards before you turn them on no matter who you get them from. If you do not have a smoke detector in your workshop get one!

In the Stratasys Dimension cartridges I salvaged a lot of these rubber roller, I though they could make a nice idler (a little gentler than the usual bearing that sometimes deform the filament by pressure).

I included the rubber part in .stl/.skp and the idler I'm trying with it on an Orca.

This things logs the groundwater level and centigrade temperature onto a SD card.

Just wanted to create a structure that had unsuported radius' in it. This printed really well on BFB3000 with ABS

This is a 100x150x68cm box made with openSCAD.

EDIT 09/30/2011 : I've added the .scad files in the .rar. The names are in French so I hope it's clear enough. I've made the shoulder and the arm after i've fixed my box size, therefore if you wish edit parameters everything might not realign correctly.

EDIT 10/09/2011 : I've cut the bottom part and the shoulder in half to be printed on a Makerbot.