I took the existing file and made it hollow in the middle for larger holes. It has 8 cutouts too. Still totally parametric.

This proves you can make anything into a bottlecap.

I started working on this before arkatipe uploaded his spike with threads. This is the difference(); of his spike and my 2L bottle threads: thingiverse.com/thing:10489

I made this model of the standard 2 liter soda bottle so that we can subtract is form lovely objects and give them the proper threads.
I changed the Thread Library a little bit to make this specific model print well upside down or right-side up.

One last thing. I found a measured drawing of the threads here: threadspecs.com/assets/Threadspecs/ISBT-PCO-1881-Finish-3784253-18.pdf

I made this to test bronzeBot's calibration. It has a massive overhang which is good for testing bridging or support.

I had to reprint the parts that came off Hive76's failbot when assembling BronzeBot. Here is a plate of all of them.

I saw this article: boingboing.net/2011/04/25/creepy-handwritten-n.html and thought the prisoner looked pretty objectified. So I decided to make him into an object.
Workflow: Photoshop > Illustrator > Live Trace > Rhino extrude
Goes well with the Gitmo key: thingiverse.com/thing:3541

The tallest building in Philly

Design from Google 3D warehouse

Made at hive76.org/

An accurate shape of the new iPad 2. Needs buttons, labels, a better designer …

Mostly harmless.

Don't censor me, bro.

The nice model from robmyers was not quite flat on the bottom for printing. I sliced off a clean face on the back in Rhino.

I have wanted to print this for over a year, but it took forever to fix and I finally started over. The file came from Google 3D warehouse goo.gl/b6hCb and their licensing is very vague.
Printed at hive76.org/

I saw this design: arkwhat.com/17-arkcanary-ii and decided to make my own. The holder.stl fits an iPhone 4 ass, but the parts are separate if you would like to make one to fit your phone's ass.
Video if it in action: youtube.com/watch?v=apK3GMyn45w
Designed and printed at hive76.org/

changed inside shape so it performs the Difference() better.

I need a shoehorn. I made a shoehorn.

Completely perfect but challenging.

Coat button with a loop on the back.

A totally gratuitous print.

This is the 3D version of this montage: youtube.com/watch?v=3FQDUX6X6-w
This 3D is extruded Gotham Ultra in 3D then skewed to look even more 3D!

This is a non-working arcade button. I modeled it after the real thing, and then scaled it up 3x. This is just for fun to keep my modeling skills fresh.

Someone uploaded this recently. I grabbed it and rotated it in Pleasant3D. It looks like a hip socket. Am I right?
Scaled down by .5 and rotate 13.6 on x from original. Still not perfectly on the base.

I cut this skull in half and squashed it a bit. This will be for an emblem on a hat.

This will hold your laser pointer on top of your awesome tripod. I have used this a daylight simulator to turn off my streetlight flickr.com/photos/eagleapex/4961669015/ for a movie, and as a line laser for the makerscanner.com/.

If you design a replacement mount plate for your tripod, let me know and I will add it to the parts list.

The first mount plate I made for the laser holder thingiverse.com/thing:4300
(pictured with laser holder attached)

I bought this excellent tripod: calumetphoto.com/item/CK7114/
And designed a replacement plate for the laser holder thingiverse.com/thing:4300

This is a 3D printed version of the laser cut iPad Stand.

For the iPad 1

Well since ipaddummy.net has caught up with the times I guess it's time to stop selling my MDF iPad and give away my files.
Both examples were made at NextFabStudio.com
The printed version with glass was for John Young at tikaro.com.

The Plastruder MK4 on the Cupcake CNC is a little unbalanced. This thing holds up the motor keeping it level with the Z stage.

This is a wedge to hold a door open.
Printed at Hive76

For those whole like to ban things, this is a printed speldge hammer with the word BAN reversed out of the face.
Post about it on my blog: eagleapex.com/2009/11/01/ban-hammer-3d-printed/
Made at hive76.org

This is a test for a dove tail joint made in sketchup with a plugin here: thewoodenscrew.blogspot.com/