LED Array Card. Included is the DXF I used for making the laser cut faceplate. Worked with 3mm LEDs and a ratshack throughhole board. There's a cutout for the boarduino as well as accompanying capacitors.

Enjoy!

A little attachment for an Arduino Controlled Servo Robot - (SERB) that allows it to carry along a small netbook (ie. Asus eeePC), Making the programming options endless.

Get it Working
For details on how to connect your robot to the internet using Processing visit:
instructables.com/id/How_to_Make_a_Web_Connected_Robot_for_about_500/


Arduino Controlled Servo Robot
Or if you like the Arduino Controlled Servo Robot - (SERB)

You can Build your own:
instructables.com/id/How_to_Make_a_Web_Connected_Robot_for_about_500/
or
thingiverse.com/thing:209

Or purchase a lovely kit with everything you need to build your own:
store.oomlout.com/arduino-controlled-servo-robot-serb--kit1.html

(shameless plug)
To discover more delightfully fun open source projects try:
oomlout.com

What could be more awesome than a cute little elephant companion to keep you and your desk company?

Keys and a candle stick. First foray with the lazzzor so just seeing how it does. Wee!

Two different style glasses i made a few months ago

Another non circular Gear
Drawing created using software I found while Googling for Non Circular gears, so credit goes to Jeff Schoner. His website can be found here decidedlyodd.com/cw/cs285/

This is a vector file for cutting chess pieces on a cnc machine or laser cutter.

This is a two part cityscape ring. I usually cut them in acrylic, but they also look badass in wood.

The file here is a size 7 ring, but its easy to swap out the inside circles. Once you get up to about 8.5 you may run into trouble with the walls being too thin, widening the design should fix that.

These are the plans for the parts that may someday replace the popsicle sticks on my robotic arm! More info at brepettis.com/blog/2008/11/24/things-popsicle-stick-robotic-arm/.

Felt like the Old School Space Rocket needed a stand to show it off to best effect... and I needed something to play around with automatic tab generation in sketchup.

Here's the result, dressed up to look like a cartoon exhaust cloud.

This is an update of the Old School Space Rocket, based on comments from Bre after he cut and build the first physical copy.

Change log:
1. Made the spines that run the length of the hull twice as thick, for structural support and for aesthetics.
2. Re-made the ribs that define the cross-section of the hull from scratch with circular voids and fine-tuned dimensions for aesthetics and better fit.
3. Hollowed out the legs for aesthetics.
4. Re-made the feet using the same spine & rib method as the hull, for consistency, for the challenge, for aesthetics, and for the win!
5. Re-arranged the pieces on the cutting pattern so that you could cut from two rectangles instead of a single square.

The other day while hacking at NYC Resistor, I realized I was getting a crick in my neck sitting hunched over at my laptop. I needed some sort of laptop stand to get the screen up higher, and one that I could get my external keyboard under so my computer wasn't too far away. I'd never seen exactly what I was looking for, so I figured I'd whip one up!

A little while later, with some help from Inkscape and our Lazzzor, I had this laptop stand.

Because the stand is made from 3 flat pieces which you can take apart, it's extremely portable and light.