Watch him move here: youtube.com/watch?v=6CFrwe9zlvc

This adorable little creature's moveable LED-illuminated eyes, functioning jaw, and sleek looking treads make him the most expressive mascot possible.

He can be happy, adventurous and fast, big or small. His tail is made up of a ball point pen insert or 3mm section of filament. His eyes light up with 3mm LEDs and a standard cr2032 coin battery with no soldering!

Print the eye inserts in glow in the dark and he'll have night vision, perfect for those late night hack-a-thons. He holds a stealthy slot in his back for propping up your notepaper and has acquired a taste for stray paperclips.

All around, he's fully printable with no overhangs over 50 degrees and uses the legendary TBUSER (Mad props to him: thingiverse.com/tbuser) compatible male/female connectors for open bot-modding goodness.

Another video of the little creature from an exploded view here: youtube.com/watch?v=RlmsoBxgHIM

Whether you need to tie down tarps on the trailer, car, camp or elsewhere, nothing grips like these printed tarp clips.

Planning a multi-state tour or just a short cruise to the fro yo place? Clip your iPhone onto your bike with ease and enjoy the ride.

This case/mount has been road tested for hundreds of miles and is on it's fourth major revision. (All are included in the sketchup file for historical purposes.)

It fits the 3G or 3GS snugly. Anyone care to mod it for the iPhone 4?

No iPhone? Check out parkolay's HTC EVO case ( thingiverse.com/thing:4461 ) that fits this mount!

juniortan did an awesome job on this stand thingiverse.com/thing:2426 and I thought I would add a curve here and there and subtract a bit of plastic to make it quicker printing. See his instructions for assembly.

Standing on the amazing work of thingiverse.com/jrombousky and thingiverse.com/rmadams, I wanted a version of the male buckle that has the adjustable strap mechanism and a middle prong to make clipping this together even easier.

Note that you will need one of jrombousky's original female buckle sleeves to clip into found here: thingiverse.com/thing:1272

I included all the revisions I made to this point, including notes about the problems of each. Only rev5 is worth printing, but they are there if you want to hack them. We need to take the adjustable strap end of this file and slap it on the female sleeve for sew-free buckling.

Want to run a wiimote whiteboard as seen in Johnny Lee's videos? Print this handy adapter to mount your wiimote snugly to a tripod without damage, modification or sticky tapes!

This comes in two versions.
The nut-less version requires no extra parts and 3 easy minutes to cut threads in the plastic. The other requires only one 1/4x20 nut found at any hardware store. Press it in and you're done.

More info on wiimote whiteboard stuff here:
johnnylee.net/projects/wii/
uweschmidt.org/wiimote-whiteboard

For a laser cut stand requiring no tripod see the excellent thing here: thingiverse.com/thing:788

Print out this handle, slide in two popsicle sticks and tweeze away. Perfect for tweezing the test extrusion plastic off your makerbot.

Features two sides for different springiness settings. The "0" side has parallel slots, the "2" side has a 2 degree angle outward for wider opening tweezers.

On the uploaded gcode file it'll take 33 minutes to print.

This is a simple sliding case style tripod mount for the iPhone in response to the first remake challenge. All you need is one 1/4"x20 nut that press-fits into the bottom of the case. Many thanks to Daniel Johansson for providing this excellent iPhone 3G model: sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=22f5cfad1fd21b26ca3028a0a5ef4401&prevstart=0

This is a simple two part compass for drawing circles, measuring, and navigating the open seas old timey pirate style.

Parts:
- 2 copies of the compass half
- 2 thumscrews
- 2 washers, 1 wingnut and bolt

This is a general bicycle handlebar mount for things like phones, GPS units, lights, bicycle computers, lasers, etc. It may need customization based on your specific device. Let me know if you need anything customized.

Features:
- 1 1/4" (32 mm) diameter handlebar hole. Note it will accommodate a wide range of handlebar sizes.
- recessed mounting screw hole
- recessed nut on bottom for 3/8" or 9 mm nut

This bracelet is made of 6 identical parts and is held together with elastic cord hidden inside. This design could be easily modified, so have at it!

This is a simple one-nail cable clip sized for ~0.25 inch cable such as RJ-59. Save yourself a trip to the hardware store.

It's a simple tarp clip. All you need to add is a wing nut and bolt.

Update: Print version two, this one is weaksauce Version 2: thingiverse.com/thing:1247