Cheshire Cat ring inspired by Alice In Wonderland.
This ring is made thick and chambered for a better fit.
Engraved on the inside of the ring it says "We're all mad here.."

Ring size: 8.5

I will be adding more sizes soon. Feel free to email me for a specific size.

More sizes available below

Size 8
Size 8.5
Size 9
Size 9.5
Size 10
Size 11
Size 12
Size 13

A TARDIS earring for the fans of Doctor Who. Based on my 5cm miniatures also available here: http://www.shapeways.com/model/123277/dr_who_s_tardis__5_cm_.html
http://www.shapeways.com/model/189295/tardis__simple_.html?gid=ug31952

Comes with earring hook! Remember, this is only ONE item. If you want two earrings (assuming you have two ears!) then you will obviously need to order another...
***** PLEASE READ BELOW ****
With all kinds of problems printing in silver and the fact that the lettering seems to have disappeared on upload I am taking this out of sale and will have to do a complete revision.
If you would like to be notified when I have done this please email me at gslinger at rogers dot com.

Hyrule Armor For Those Strolls down termina field. a sleek cool looking brace for those fans of the series looking for something new for your collection, wearable collection that is !

Companion Cube storage box

Dimensions:
> Storage compartment (inner space): 40x40x40mm
> Outer maximum boundaries: 57x57x57mm
Other sizes and prices available on my store!

From the creator of the well-known GLaDOS ring comes a brand new accessory that is sure to be turning heads of those who see it - the Companion Cube storage box!

If you are a Portal geek like me - you know that the Companion Cube is basically a loveable version of Aperture Science Weighted Storage Cube. So if it's a storage cube - why not store something in it!
This little buddy is perfect for stashing your favorite pice(s) of jewelry or other small nick-knacks in style. Maybe it could even become a box for an engagement ring...?

The cube's corners reach up to nearly 1cm in thickness and the walls are as thick as ~4mm, so you are guaranteed that the cube will withstand rough conditions!
\ The actual product may not look like in the presented pictures - it comes in a single color, depending on the material you've chosen from the material list to the right! If you select durable plastic material, it is perfect for painting if you so desire :)

Please also check out other products on my store and do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions!

A custom Fisher-Price clockwork record player record - plays "Still Alive" from Portal! The tune and model were all generated in Processing. Some people have asked for some more details on the way I made the model: I started with measuring out the discs that came with our player, they're injection moulded and all seem to have quite close tolerances which gave me a great interest in getting the right size for my model. Once I worked out that it might be possible I moved on to setting up the notes so I could work out a tune. I spent quite a long time with a tone generator and a toothpick (driving my wife half crazy in the process) until I had worked out the frequencies of the notes that the music box part of the player could make. I made the tone generator in Processing using the Beads library. I found that, although there are 22 separate notes on the music box there are only 16 unique notes, 6 are doubles. I've assumed that this is so that the notes can be played more quickly - due to the mechanism in the player 'tone arm' there's a risk of a missed note or jam if only one track is used and the pips (knobs? dots?) are too close together. Once I had this information I made Processing sketches (Beads again) to make up new tunes and also check that I had the right notes by playing back one of the existing discs (good job I checked since I had two notes wrong...) with note positions copied from a photo of the disc. Working out the new tune was complicated since there isn't a full chromatic scale available so some tunes simply can't be played even if you shift the key up and down, I wasn't able to get the rest of the 'Still Alive' tune, for example. The tune repeats twice around the disc and wraps so it keeps playing (for as long as the spring lasts) Once the tune was done I had to transform from linear note positions which I'd used to work out the tune (the sketch looks like a music stave but with each line being a note on the available scale) into polar coordinates around the disc and verify the dimensions. I created a blank disc by 'lathing' the vertex-by-vertex profile I measured using vernier calipers around an axis in Processing and exporting it for later use. The "notes" are added onto the blank disc by compositing some boxes that I generate in Processing from the notes with the pre-rendered disc which is stored as an STL file - here I used the Unlekker library for both export and import/combine/re-export. Once this is done it can be uploaded directly in Processing to Shapeways. ...and believe it or not that's the short form and entirely skips my (mis)adventures in Blender, Autodesk 123D, Solidworks... At some point I'd hope to be able to make at least some of the code available but it's in a really bad state at the moment so I'd like to tidy it up before I release anything...

I am offering an updated version of this ring on my etsy store at http://cymonsgames.etsy.com/ 3D printed on my home printer. Your ride through space and time, the TARDIS, in ring form. US ring sizes 8-14 available. TARDIS model modified from version created by user Gossamer on thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:13109

Take your ears anywhere you want to go in time and space!

These are a bit DIY in the sense that Shapeways doesn't currently include earring hooks on this specific model. That is why they are much cheaper than the earrings that do include the hooks. I don't know when that will change, but for now you will have to put on your own hooks. Sorry about that.

She's courageous, plucky, and loves to go on an adventure! Ready for anything; but is she ready to face the next challenge? Your shelf?