Chip-E-Surfer - The waves are breaking, its time to surf.

Take your Chip-E robot to the next level and attach this dynamic surf board and paddle to the feet servos. Surfs up!

Features:

Self balancing surfboard with pontoons
Weighted keel 
Attaches to the standard Chip-E design

Assembly
The main surfboard hull will need to be sealed to avoid any leaks. Waterproof paint does the trick although other materials can be used. Snap in the pontoons and keel, and secure them with some glue. Finally, wedge dimes to the bottom of the keel to keep the surfboard stable. 4 dimes does the trick but you can add another for more stability.
Connect the feet servos to the surfboard and paddle. Use existing screws to connect.

Control & Surfing
Place Chip-E-Surfer flat on water surface with keel protruding down into water. A controlled environment is recommended like a tub of water or a pool. Once Chip-E-Surfer begins to paddle, it will move in a straight line. To change its directions consider attaching a rudder servo and remote control to unit.

Enjoy your one of a kind surfing robot!

Hello!
This is my design for the contest, I was inspired by Transformers movie, so I made a new shell for chip-e. Some parts are original where I didn't make any changes, some are modified and some are new parts. the design is pretty simple and yet it has a unique feature that lets him move his arms without any additional servos because they are connected to his feet. also to make the movement a lot smoother I decided to use 4 bearings, the ones that are used for fidget spinners, 608 bearings. I didn't print him all, because I don't have chip-e and am not able to show how his arms move, but I made a short video showing how it might work. I have designed all part in a way that they do not require support for printing.
Hope you like it!

https://skfb.ly/68UTJ

This is a Retro Chip-E, who does not want to have the old school gadgets that were really coo back in those days.
This Remix was inspired in those portable consoles that gave us hours and hours of fun. I'm sure that many of us remember those pals.

New abilities:
Cartridge Slot
It can cause many tears because of the nostalgia that it produces.
You can blow the cartridge as many times as you want just to remember that feeling.
Abilitie to recover your geek power bar to 100%

Parametric Lego Plate.

Following parameters can be used to vary the dimensions of the plate:
nr_length_units = 4;
nr_width_units = 3;

This is Zip-E, the zip-lining Chip-E. The remix allows Chip-E to experience the adventure of treetop zip-lining. Adding arms to Chip-E enables him to reach up and grab the Zip-line.
Once he grabs on to the line he can then walk off the platform and swoop down for an aerial adventure. At the end of his ride he will come to a stop releasing the line and landing on the lower platform.

This town is a miniature replica of the one in the batman movie vs superman, the details to have the same result of the photos can see them on video you make on you tube so they can learn a little paint these pieces I hope you like and subscribe to the channel you tube to get more pieces like this, thank you

ChipE gets his own cape and cowl as he patrols your laboratory in search of crime! Introducing BatChipE!!! Inspired by the passing of everyone's favorite Batman, Adam West. Farewell, old chum!

All parts were made from original ChipE files with basic shapes added for bat cowl, symbol and utility belt.

Most prints will require painting to bring out details in the chest logo and belt. If you want a cape, just get a nice piece of cloth and cut one out. It will look great! Print two ears and glue to the top of the head. Also, if you want an all sinister modern BatChipE, print in all black!

6/16/17 - Removed design for top because it was too difficult to easily print. Just print the ears provided and glue to a normal top. :)

A Thwomp version for the Chip-E from RobotGeek

Update June 2017: For E3D blocks that use a cartridge thermistor, check out this link:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2405563

Update July 2016: Added a new "Core Central" to be used with the old-wiring of the V6. This mold has not been tested. If you cast one, let me know how it works.

(Update: Didn't realize I had the middle section and the base of the chip-e mixed up, I had to go back and fix the middle and base. The top piece will still work with the fixed middle and base. Sorry about that....)

When i first saw this remix contest the only thing i could think was Chip-E looks like Wall-E (could be because i have a 5 and 3 year old running around the house all the time and they like Wall-E)

So i looked around for a good Wall-e Model to base it off and then had to resize and adjust it to fit around the Chip-E basic shape.

Hello Masters of the Universe fans!
Need to shoo away some evil doers well I have the perfect thing for you. The ultimate sword of power that lights up!

Required:
You can print out the blade using clear filament or
You will need to laser cut the blade pieces using the CAD files posted. Assembly requires 8 medium screws and bolts.
5mm Plexiglas or Acrylic
Police Security "The Vulcan" flashlight 500 Lumens (Wal-Mart)
Supports, raft 15% infill

Get the power!

https://youtube.com/watch?v=cEvRVvF-Yrw

Hey if you like 80's stuff like Heman, check out this group.
http://www.thingiverse.com/groups/80stuff

CostumeChallenge

Parametric Lego Technic Beam.

The beam length can be varied by changing the "NrOfHoles" variable in the scad source file.

Na na na na na na na na na na Batman....

Following the success of the Giant Lego Darth Vader - the natural successor was this... Batman!

*16 April 2017, little upgrade. 1x1 door tiles added.

This are some tiles for a modular spaceship/base/whatever scene for wargames (Warhammer 40k scale).
You will find 2 different wall designs with assymetric sider in order to get more variety. Each design have:
1 wall 1x1
4 walls 2x1
3 walls 3x1
Corners:
4 types of "L" corner
3 types of "T" corner
1 type of "X" corner
5 types of floors. Each type have:
2x1 tile
2x2 tile
2x3 tile
3x1 tile
3x3 tile
4 types of 1x2 doors and a 1x2 tile floor for them.
2 types of 1x1 doors and a 1x1 tile floor for them
The doors are split for better print and needs to be glued.
A wall handle piece for stick the walls if you want (see photo).

All parts have been designed to require no support, but some wall with pipes needs minor supports.

*16 Abril 2017, pequeña actualización. Añadidos tiles de puerta de 1x1.

Ahí van algunos tiles para un escenario modular de nave/base espacial/loquesea (escala Warhammer 40000).
Encontraréis 2 diseños de muro diferente con caras asimétricas para darle más variedad. Cada diseño se compone de:
1 muro 1x1
4 muros 2x1
3 muros 3x1
Codos:
4 tipos de codo en "L"
3 tipos de codo en "T"
1 tipo de codo en "X"
5 tipos de suelo. Cada suelo tiene:
2x1 tile
2x2 tile
2x3 tile
3x1 tile
3x3 tile
4 tipos de puerta y un tile de suelo de puerta de 1x2
2 tipos de puerta y un tile de suelo de 1x1. Las puertas se han cortado en 2 para una mejor impresión y necesitan ser pegadas.
Una pieza para unir las paredes entre sí si se quiere (ver foto)
Todas las piezas han sido diseñadas para no requerir soportes, pero algunas paredes con tuberías requieren de un mínimo de soporte.

Neutron is one of two open source 3D printers designed by Layer One, the creator of Atom 3D Printers (Link to Proton: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2149685)

While the RepRap project produced some functional printers, it was clear that nobody had intended to produce something for the desktop of the discerning designer. That’s where Layer One’s Proton and Neutron come in. If you're an open-source advocate, a tinkerer, and a designer with an eye for aesthetics, you’ll want one of these on your desk.

All the printed parts of the printer is right here. Neutron was built in OnShape. Log in to remix your own version of Neutron, it's free as long as you share what you have made. Visit our website for the BOM, CAD files, assembly guide and everything else.

Neutron Website : http://www.atom3dp.com/mini/
BOM : http://www.atom3dp.com/zh/mini/#neutron

Atom Website : https://www.atom3dp.com /
Fanpage : https://www.facebook.com/atom3D
Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/atom3dp
Group : https://www.facebook.com/groups/atom3dp

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8m3tsg24e8

This is the set of brackets that are from my YouTube review of the TronXY X1 3d Printer.

These brackets MAY have to be altered slightly or the holes made a little larger to fit. I modeled these in a hurry. All the brackets I printed fit on my machine. If you alter the brackets, please submit them back to me so I can update the files here and everyone else can benefit.

I recommend PLA and more than 60% infill.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEt1zCULBQc