Clip this light onto your Kindle 3 and read in the dark! I have plans to use a smaller battery and make an enclosure for the electronics, so it looks nicer. Or if anyone would like to make a derivative that would be awesome!

I made a gekko for the makerbot. I first took a pencil-drawing I made waiting in
a delayed plane, made a 3D object from it using blender and printed it on the makerbot

the stl file is far from perfect, and has some holes in it (at the feet), but it prints and the
result looks ok

local-guru.net/blog/2010/06/20/gekko-in-3d

New in this version:
• Updated the drawings to make the servo arm lign up better with the switch
• Made a wooden board to build the electronics
• Made the box a bit better
• Implemented spacers to hold the microswitch.
• Made a parts list
• Used flat cable as the connecting wire for the flip switch to avoid multiple wires (or thick round wires).

This is still very much a work in progress but I thought I'd just get it out there.

Continuing on Bre's idea of printing a watch... I made a Dalí inspired melting watch. Of course it's not functional (at least not yet). I'm working on a way to attach it to your wrist. Maybe I can have it be more like a bracelet and have the "melted-ness" wrap almost all the way around the wrist.

I also need to add hands. I guess I'll have to make those separately because I can't figure out a way to make it printable if I integrate them into this piece.

The letters are about 1mm wide at their thinnest point so it shouldn't turn out too bad. Still, I'm a little worried about the general print-ability but I oriented it the way I think might have the most success.

A simple Headphone Wrap made for SkullCandy Ink'd Headphones. I got the idea for this from Eagleapex. I loved the idea of having a 3d-printed headphone wrap, since I'm always shoving my headphones into my backpack in an untidy bunch.

I know you want to print a brain of your very own. Observe this lovely normal brain. I downloaded the raw mri files from bit.ly/7d9TFA and converted them in 3d-doctor.com/

3dDoctor can output some pretty messy STL's so you'll probably want to fix them up in NetFabb or another mesh repair tool.