in progress...

These are the files for the first prototype of a clay extruding print head for a Bits From Bytes Rapman. Its a slightly improved version of the one we use for printing our initial ceramics objects (http://unfoldfab.blogspot.com). The design is based on the Frostruder by Zach Hoeken from Makerbot but uses one double action solenoid valve instead of two single action ones. It is important to note that it was never designed with elegance or easy printability in mind, its just a quick and dirty prototype.

No Universe can go without the King of Polygon! Phooky beat me by uploading a printable Utah but useless for teadrinking. Took me a few hours of modeling to get a teaproof Utah, proper solid model, no holes, manifold. Wall thickness is ±3 mm and I added a rim for the lid to rest on. The model is based on the 3ds primitive since I was never able to import the original data (thanks Phooky for explaining). So fire up your machine and print an analog Utah!

BEWARE! there is a new license on my head: You, the one who prints my head, may only print my head in return for a nice photograph of the printed head. Simple no :)? Please send the photo to [hello AT unfold DOT be]. Thanks! ps, gathering a collection of photo's to put online

This is a 3d scan of my face.

Hope this counts for Bre's "Super bonus points to the first person to put a scanned medical image" :-)
brepettis.com/blog/2009/6/28/siamese-twins-and-sharing-3d-medical-files.html
True medical data from CAT scan is hard to make printable because it often is build up of voxels (3d pixels) and not a surface of triangles.

A plastic paperclip, simple and clean. You can also substract or add a word (like a short name) or logo at the middle part for a more personal clip.

Ornamental cloud, can be used for example as as a brooch.