3D Printables
Below are a few of my favorites.
Tired thumbs from lots of typing on your PocketCHIP? Games got your hands sore? This faceplate is designed to provide a more familiar - and less fatiguing - typing and gaming experience. I designed it to be 3D printable without supports on most common desktop 3D printers for easier printing. Files and instructions can be found here.
In the quest to be most fashionable, I designed this 3D printable clip-on bowtie! In the middle, it has my favorite space-filling curve, the Peano-Gosper curve. The clip prints as a separate piece and clips onto the bow. Stylish! Files can be found here.
This piece is based on the cranes at the Port of Oakland. Many little stores around the San Francisco Bay Area carry little 3D printed crane necklaces. I adored them, but since I have 3D printers, I resolved to print my own. Some CAD and twenty minutes of printing on my Mini Kossel later, and my own cargo crane had gone from idea to reality! (Crane photo derived from Port of Oakland at Sunset by Mark Hogan, available under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike license.)
Some more of my 3D printed designs can be found on the CNC Plotter, Clipboard Plotter, Rostock and Mini Kossel pages.