Takes a 1.5" lapel button and converts it into a ring.

Standard knob for appliances. The STL file is a knob that's about 1 3/4" in diameter and fits a 1/4" flattened shaft. There's an OpenSCAD source file so you can customize it for your needs.

This part works with Sublime's "Swivel Car mount for Galaxy S" (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:9421), replacing the swivel arm with a vent mount.

The stl file provided works with my Nissan Versa. Should work OK with most dash vents. I've uploaded the scad source in case you need to tweak the parameters a bit.

OpenScad file allows you to specify size and number of blades. The example stl is a 5-blade fan.

This is more of an experiment than a practical object. The idea was to create a structure made from a printed frame with a thin plastic skin stretched over it.

A small, battery-powered gyroscope.

Update (6/29/10): Here's a video of one in action. Note that I used 4 button cells instead of 2. youtube.com/watch?v=Ov5WVhhIdWo

Update (6/30/10): Added a DXF file for lasercutting. If you use 5mm stock, the result should be about the same. You'll need to drill out the pivot holes, though.

This is an OpenSCAD object based on Zach's Solid Wing v2 model. I took the STL, imported it into Art of Illusion, exported it as Povray and used the Povray source to create the polyhedron command in OpenSCAD.

A two-piece bobblehead doll. Edit model or carve finished product to personalize.

A simple flashlight using a 20mm coin cell and jumbo LED. Can be used as a stand-alone object or built into a larger design (e.g. keychain).

Just the vertical holes from Patrick's Printing Testpart
thingiverse.com/thing:968

Useful for experimenting with Skeinforge's stretch settings

A 15x15x10mm wall with a 6mm horizontal teardrop hole through it. For testing 3D printers. Print time on Makerbot is about 6 minutes.

The insulator retaining ring on the Makerbot plastruder (Mk3 and Mk4) takes a lot of punishment. If it breaks, you can't print. With these instructions, you can make an emergency replacement that'll keep you going until you can buy / print a replacement.

NOTE: This isn't a precision part. It's a quick hack to get you printing again. Using this as a permanent part isn't recommended. Your best bet is, once your printer is repaired, immediately print a replacement retainer and one or two spares.

Simple, one-piece flying car toy. Size as shown is approximately 20mm long. Requires support to print.