https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yf_CHN6EXmc

This is my official entry for the Chip-E Remix Challenge.
For this challenge I made a device which uses almost all of the original components and uses to some degree with added files.

The device connects to your arm and contains 3 motors, a display and the Geekduino / Arduino Uno.

This device is intended to be used in situations in which you cannot use the typical Helping Hands like when not faced with a proper table or when you need you work high up or near the ground, as had happen to me time over time the last year.

Now I do understand it isn't really a remix of the body of the Chip-E, but after consulting with RobotGeek they wrote to me that "If you feel inspired to use the parts in the Chip-E Kit toward another style of robot or machine, feel free to throw it in the competition, we'd love to see it! As much as we would like for people to modify Chip-E as a walking/dancing/goofin robot, we're well aware that the RobotGeek parts included in the kit are quite versatile and could be configured into entirely different machines.".
I based my design with that in mind.

All parts may need to be scaled up by x10
All the parts in the following pictures that are Purple are 3D printed
Code: https://pastebin.com/sF8TZsJ2
All electronics parts are sold at the following link: https://goo.gl/oy1N6q

Official 1577 SteamPunk Keychain (2017)

Can spin right off the printing surface, no breaking or assembly needed!

Made via Inventor 2017 by Autodesk

I'm rather proud of that one, but do be careful with it, it bites back ( ._.)

It might need to be scaled x10

Why do we spin Dreidels on Hanukkah? Due to the Miracle of the cruse of oil, you can't conserve mass, so we conserve angular momentum!

The story took place on the land of Israel so there are two different Dreidels, one has initials for "Great Miracle Happened Here" (the "Inside Israel" file) and the other "Great Miracle Happened There" (the "Outside Israel" file).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PApb6oIx2Ew&feature=youtu.be
Kit Business Cards seem pretty cool...
Fidget toys seem pretty cool...
Gears are love Gears are life.

And then this Frankenstein's Monster happened.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeD0bUp0l9A&feature=youtu.be

Hello!

For this little project you are going to need to get the cap that fits onto the print.
The link is here:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ranger-Mini-Mister-3pk-Spritzer-Compact-Fine-Mist-Spray-Bottle-Misters-/301205713892?hash=item46214273e4:g:8cgAAOSwa-dWm~hO

If you order from them you get 3 caps, get one for yourself, get one for your mother, get one for your dog!

This device will screw into your lemon without a problem and will immediately be able to mist out the juice.

This device will work great will all citrus fruits such as Lemons and Oranges!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0i_OBHJvb0&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdvRFE680u0

Hello!

I made this Fidget toy for anyone who might enjoy it.
There are 3 versions of this toy, personally, I prefer the one with the smooth bumps as shown in the thumbnail.

After you have all 3 parts you can use a vice or any other way that comes to mind to press the parts together, no glue needed!

For a single toy you need two (2) of the Buttons I uploaded.
You might want to follow the instructions from the video I added by RimstarOrg on Youtube for the center Bearing.
You need three (3) 608 bearings of any quality.

No supports needed!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zONFL-nq3zQ&feature=youtu.be

Hello!

For this project you are going to need some clear plastic, it can be found virtually anywhere. one of the files added contains the shape you need to cut out (4) of. You can use a bit of glue or clear duct tape to secure the pieces into place.

Dim the lights and enjoy!

A simple Pattern Cookie Cutter!
Scale it as much as you would like.

A simple Splash cookie cutter!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlDoWji5lSQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEsvoTgdz1c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5biRM_k7080

Hello!

Before we start I'd like to tell you a little about myself, I'm a 16 years old student from Israel playing for the local robotics FRC team as the head CAD department. I mostly design random contraptions of things that sound impossible and slowly make them work; for this project I have a literal shame-can with about 50 broken, too tight, too large, too stiff, too small, cut inducing or generally failed prototypes but I wanted to get it just right and did not have a lot of time to do so.

And oh boy, am I exited for this one!
I made these designs originally for the MakerEd Challenge 2.0 with about 80% of the work done in the AM's.
The idea for this project is from every day observations in my school. I see my Math teacher struggling to draw a shape that is even close to a circle for Geometry lessons. I see my Robotics teacher barely able to dash over sketches on the board without leaning the whole arm (with a simple modification the same Dasher and do many types of lines, but Math teachers barely need center-lines or Mirror-lines). And I can see my fellow students (including myself) unable to copy Geometry assignments from our book to our notebook, and also my teachers planning the next homework task or test, they also need to copy those markings! We all have enough to worry about with the assignment itself and we don't need any more obstacles. The gadgets I made work with Sharpies and Expo What-Board markers for a few reason, they are sold all around the world and have a very consistent structure.

But to be honest even as a student with a white-board in his room, I could still use those gadgets with home work, planning my next project and drawing!

A mount I made for myself which should also work for you!

Best suited for Samsung's in-ear earbuds as shown in the pictures

Designed in Inventor, about 5 minuets give or take
Printed using Printrbot Simple Metal Black
Software - Repetier Host

Please DO NOT eat the chocolate. Thank you.
Also I have uploaded a newer design that is more correct. the one shown in the video IS NOT the one I have for download. Sorry for that.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQ_hTT6ndDY
Hello!
As a part of the one day Project challenge I made a simple kit that you can test the speed of light with!

I had a lot of fun working on this project and I had more trouble that I'd like to admit and had to reprint this many times over.

I'm a 16 years old student from Israel playing for the local robotics FRC team as the head CAD department.

Time to design and tinker: 1 hour
Time to Print: 9 (a few tries)
Clean-up and video making: 2 hours

Have a nice day!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzvsCiyBClc
Hello!
As a part of the one day Project challenge I made a device that can blow bubbles with only a handle to turn and a balloon!

I had a lot of fun working on this project and I had more trouble that I'd like to admit.

I'm a 16 years old student from Israel playing for the local robotics FRC team as the head CAD department.

Time to design and tinker: 4 hours
Time to Print: 11 Hours (a few tries)
Clean-up and video making: 2 hours

Have a nice day!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhslHK4820I&feature=youtu.be
Hello!
As a part of the one day Project challenge I made a rubber band pistol that can shoot anything from paper balls to pens!

Please be careful with it, it's not meant to harm others, I just wanted to see if I could make it work

I'm a 16 years old student from Israel playing for the local robotics FRC team as the head CAD department.

Time to design and tinker: 4 hours
Time to Print: 7 Hours
Clean-up and video making: 4 hours

Have a nice day!

Hyperbolic paraboloid made in Inventor

Bedlam cubes are made of 13 parts that together make up a 4x4 cube with 19,186 distinct ways of doing so.

I have added my own solution as an assembly in Inventor (Autodesk) and a 6-way solution as a picture.

I have also added an editable file for each of the parts for you to change whatever you wish or try and learn from it.

The original Bedlam cube was invented by British puzzle expert Bruce Bedlam.

Have a nice day!

Need to scale it up x10
Made in Inventor
The wooden calibration wrenches that PrintrBot gives out break really quickly, so I made a few improvements and printable!

The Pip-Boy character in the Fallout series by Bethesda is now available as a cookie cutter!
Show your inner survivalist with delicious home-made cookies!

24 mm in Diameter
2.4 mm in Thickness

Got the sizes on the "Israeli new shekel"'s Wikipedia page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israeli_new_shekel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wO3bNYCCWuM&feature=youtu.be

Before I begin here's a little information about myself:
I am a student in Israel Ra'anana at the age of 15. I use Inventor and Cura to design and print. I've been into designing for about a year now and I now do it as a class in school 2 years ahead of time. I am rather new to the printing part and you can see it did not print as perfect as I'd want it to be.

A tune box (music box) I designed & Printed, it consists of 3 parts:

The handle
The base
a wheel
The wheel is divided into 8 sections in which one is missing in order to Play the music right.

On the base are mounted 3 stripes at the thickness of 2, 3 and 4 mm, with each plaing a diffarent note.

Connecting the handle is done with friction using an extending hexagon on the handle and an inword going hexagon (slightly larger) in the wheel itself.

Although the original device is made on metal, building it out of pure platic did produce a sound, yet not as "clean".

The base and the wheel both have a hole in them so it is easy and clear how to put it together :)

Detailed Bat Cookie Cutter

A simple and easy to use cookie cutter that also embeds an owl pattern.

Inspired by Diresta's Leather Compact Case https://youtu.be/ALCDfylRrEM

The hinge requires a pin to be inserted into the hole. The hole's inner diameter is 3 [mm] but a large paperclip should suffice.

The connecting part was by Spiernik's design: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:652031/#made

make sure to check him out!

Also check out my other design: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:845356

The connecting part was by Spiernik's design: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:652031/#made

make sure to check him out!

"Okay? Okay." Keychain from the movie "The fault in our stars"

"zZcube" Keychain, Print as it is.

Cookie cutters shaped like a Tear-Drop and a Flower. This is my first make so please comment below :)