This is a pretty generic key fob that can be cut out from Acrylic on a laser cutter, modeled after plastic ones ubiquitous in Austria. It comes with a bit of space in which you can engrave or cut the text/symbols you want.

It's 1.5 cm x 5 cm, which should be enough for two lines of readable text, or 2-3 nice and large symbols.

I discovered that the first derivate I made of this didn't work perfectly with my Macbook Pro 15": The hinge was hanging a few centimeters out from the far corner, so opening it while in the stand would lift the front of the stand. So this variation features a 30 cm long holding area: This is slightly longer than a 15" Macbook Pro, and should hold a 17" one just as well.

It also comes with a cable guide hole, cut to fit underneath the wave. If you want to put the stand up on a desk and leave it there, you now have a way to reduce cable clutter, too.

I re-did the shape in qcad and Stefan, an Illustrator master at the Metalab (http://jain7th.soup.io/) helped me make the outlines that mimic the wave a reality.

This is thingiverse user dom's laptop stand (from this comment: thingiverse.com/thing:32#jsid-1237162568-10), with the Hokusai Wave pattern. These are dom's improvements over the original laptop stand design:

- less sharp edges on the bottom
- slightly longer stands so 15'' notebooks also fit
- a 90 Degree Angle at the holding area, so the notebook has a smoother fit
- also made the holding area slightly deeper for a better fit

It fits my 15" Macbook Pro perfectly (only problem is that I laser-cut the notches too wide; jamming a piece of paper in them fixes this - no more wobbling).

This is a slight mod for Wizard23's makerbot: The thing is getting a giraffe pattern paintjob, so we need giraffe-like ears to go with the whole thing. The .blend file includes the left and right pulley (the ears need to be mirrored, after all)

This is a stylus that I made for a friend of mine who had lost the one in his NDS lite. This one fits rather nicely into the DS lite's dedicated stylus slot, and works very well on its touch screen. I'm sure you can use it on other screens, as well.

This is a shopping cart deposit chip (23.23mm in diameter, 2.28mm high - exactly as big as a €1 coin) with an inscribed Metalab logo. I'll upload a 1cmx1mm high version of this soon, so that it can more easily be scaled to the coin size you need.