Keep your cards organized for Settlers of Catan. You will need three of these.

This cute keychain is a way to feel just a little more confident when walking to your car in a bad part of town. My mother asked me to create one of these for her, as she feels safer when she has it in her purse. Now you can too!

This is an OpenSCAD script and a Blender-created STL that demonstrate methods for creating a "hand hammered" effect programmatically and via modelling.

You can read more, and watch a quick tutorial video for creating it with Blender, on my blog post: wp.me/p2hTaI-iY

OpenSCAD script to make variations of a tesseract (hypercube) out of connected cylinders.

A model made from one of da Vinci's drawings. This is an elegant and simple version of the 'overbalanced wheel', which supposedly has more weight on one side and will spin forever.
A fun model to make, with an interesting history.

There are a few zip tie holders here but none I was totally happy with - I like the ones at the stores that allow a screw in the center to hold them down. This one is parametric and I made a normal sized version which is suitable for use with double-sided tape, and a small one just big enough for a single screw and the hold down.

Citrus reamer for juicing oranges, lemons, limes, etc. Two versions are included, a solid version and a hollow one with internal ribs.

It is the coupling to convert to the shaft axis of a shaft stepper motors 5mm to 5mm/6mm.

I needed a better grip on a jeweler's screwdriver, so made this push-on handle. It's a parametric OpenSCAD design, so easy to tweak until the fit is right.

Introducing Pocket-Tactics! A fast-paced, modular strategy board game that all fits in a tiny bag!

This is our first ever scifi set, introducing some factions and characters common to our greater Multiverse setting. This set (like all sets to follow) is fully compatible with our previous and future sets, and any faction can be pitted against one another.

This is the second set to use our revamped rules and design, so for the first set, visit here: thingiverse.com/thing:41740

From everyone at Ill Gotten Games, we hope you enjoy the game, and we're always eager to hear your questions and feedback.

UPDATE: 1/31/13: New stat sheets have been uploaded with minor changes to both forces.

Experimental chainmail. You can download and print one of the example files, or download the script to generate a custom size. The chainmail in the pictures is printed 1.2 or 1.5 times the default size.

We all love video games, and valentines day is just another excuse to make cute hearts with pixelated edges! I've modeled a key, the "traditional" 8 bit heart, and 4 mini's. The square holes have been designed to fit standard 2mm ball-chain. You can also take the mini's and make a nice bracelet as well.

If you're pagan, if you listen to heavy metal, or if you're well over 2000 years old, and happen to be the last surviving member of an ancient Greek secret society, fear not.

Thingiverse has something for you.

Eventorbot! Open source 3D printer. Simple with less materials. Frame is made of a single 4' long, 2 1/2" square tube (16 gauge/1.5mm/.0598" thick, cost: less then $20.00). With the design there is less plastic parts, stronger structure, all wires are hidden, and a more appealing/finish look. The blue print file will get you more familiar with the construction of the unit. The downloadable file is my blue print that I designed and used to build the machine. The accuracy is to the exact of my build.
For more images and updates like:
facebook.com/pages/Eventorbot/111169638934671

The unit is supposed to resemble a robotic arm with hydraulic tubes. It was designed for prints to be less affected by vibrations. With the 1 solid frame, any vibrations of any axis will cause the other axis to move with it. For example: If the X axis causes a slight vibration/1mm movement to the right, the Z and Y axis will also move that 1mm to the right. This will result in a better print as everything will remain squared.


For those who do not have access to a 3D printer. You can order the plastic parts and frame at: kickstarter.com/projects/1874396831/eventorbot-open-source-3d-printer

Eventorbot has met its funding goal!

Well, I'm speechless and overwhelmed with all the support. I will like to say a BIG thank you for all the support, kind words, and to all the backers. To be able to share and have your interest in something I created is a great feeling. Everyone of you guys have made something that was a big dream become reality. Eventorbot, as a 3D printer is now going to happen! You will have no regrets in owning a Eventorbot, our machine will be a strong contender.

Thank you... thank you... thank you...

___UPDATE: added version 5 of Thing #24808___
___This is version 5 of Thing #24808___

Libre Graphics World has a nice write up by Alexandre Prokoudine of this extension at libregraphicsworld.org/blog/entry/inkscape-gets-openscad-converter

This Thing is an Inkscape extension to export Inkscape paths to OpenSCAD. There has been at least one prior Thing attempting this, Thing #9376. However, it only handled a small subset of SVG. This extension handles SVG arcs, clones, circles, ellipses, groups, lines, paths, polygons, polylines, rects, and splines. It also follows document transforms as well as viewports. Either an entire document or just the selected portions of a document are processed.

SVG text must first be converted to a path within Inkscape using Inkscape's "Path > Object to Path" menu item.

Note that another approach to importing SVG into OpenSCAD is to save the SVG to DXF from within Inkscape. Then use OpenSCAD's import() function to import the DXF. [Older versions of OpenSCAD used import_dxf().]

Much of the core code in this extension is derived from work done by myself and others while developing the Inkscape driver for the Eggbot.

___15 June 2012:___ Added support for a single level of polygon nesting. I.e., subtract from a polygon the polygons contained within it AND from the same Inkscape path. This works well for most fonts. You can tell Inkscape to combine multiple polygons into a single path by selecting the polygons and then using "Path > Combine". (You do not need to do this for text converted to a path: Inkscape already does the proper combining.)

___15 June 2012:___ Corrected Windows issue with handling of Unix-style file paths.

___21 June 2012:___ Correct a typo in the extension. Would not affect content generated by Inkscape but might have affected SVG content generated elsewhere and loaded into Inkscape.

___9 May 2013:___ Modified the code to remove non alphanumeric characters from the strings used to generate the OpenSCAD module names. Some SVG paths had non alphanumeric characters in their path ids and those ids were being used to generate OpenSCAD module names. OpenSCAD doesn't allow that.

___29 May 2013:___ Corrected an issue whereby the converted could exit with an error when attempting to warn about images embedded in the SVG file or Inkscape drawing. Images are not allowed and the converter cannot convert them. However, it should gracefully warn about the issue and exit normally.

___30 May 2013:___ Fixed a bug in the v4 version.

This is a printed 4 cylinder 12V motor.
See: youtu.be/xJX4PsNLRdk
Based on the principle of a solenoid motor.

I'm busy with cleaning up all the files and fixing a manual. (see: help.odp)
For this moment it is in a prototype phase.
Suggestions and questions are very welcome.

You like ships. You don't seem to be lookin' at the destinations. What you care about is the ships, and mine's the nicest. So here's a Higher resolution model of the Serenity Firefly-class transport ship.

The original uploads had some messed up normals. This should be fixed in the "v5" upload, though I still need to split the file again. *Update 10/10/11* Whole ship and 1plate have been updated to the "V5" model, which slices better. Still need to make the halves which should only take me a non-lazy minute or two, but the original uploads should be considered deprecated, use the V5 versions for better results.

It is a Yin Yang Symbol that can be used as a necklace.
The idea was to make the parts passive fit.

General information from Wikipedia about Yin and Yang:
The yīn (dark part) and the yáng (bright part) symbolize "[...] a contrastive relationship that obtains between two or more things.[...]"

He doesn't associate with lesser cephalopods.

A non-geared extruder similar to whosawhatsis except this can mount to the standard Prusa equivalent x-carriages.

This is made to be mounted onto a Budaschnozzle and using 1.75mm filament. It uses a Makerbot MK7 drive gear to pull the filament.

I originally created this 3d file about 12 years ago for an old PC game project called GL_Tron. When I received my Thing-O-Matic last summer, this model kit is one of the first projects I thought about creating. After many hours modifing the original model it's finally it's done!

EDIT: I have now included individual part files per request.

This will hold a spool while allowing it to roll freely to feed filament. It prints in one piece that will (barely) fit on a cupcake platform.

No more knots at the headphone cable!
Model for Makerbot Replicator.
Thickness 3mm!

This is a blast.. designed with Fractals - Math Art.

Size: 150x150x170mm
Wall thickness: exactly 3 mm (all over)

3D print it with ABS, PLA or with Glazed Ceramics

Also with Stainless Steel (if you can afford it) at i.materialise.com

Enjoy!
3Dizingof.com

Quick and easy swag coin for Maker Faire

Chess Set

Designed to hold a Black & Decker RTX 3 rotary tool for stationary grinding,cutting, etc...

Lucky Penny Pendant

This thing provides the means to effectively manage cables on a stock Printerbot.


Video of the cable chain on my Printrbot in action.

Print Start:
youtu.be/Oqz5qMgwUr0


Full Envelope of Motion:
youtu.be/eokDUCiAW5c

1054-01 BRACKET, CABLECHAIN, PB-X-MOTOR

1055-01 BRACKET, CABLECHAIN, LARGE LINK, PB-BASE-V2

1056-01 LINK, CABLE CHAIN - LARGE

1057-01 BRACKET, CABLECHAIN, X-CARRIAGE

This is a two color stylized lotus flower. The petals are completely overhung and sit atop the previous layer. I used lots of extra shells to create the contour effect. I really like how it looks in the sunlight. My kids really like throwing these like ninja stars.