Hello!

Well, it arrived a few month ago, but I always wanted to create a short video for better presentation. The video is available now.

But so far I haven't tested them yet with an activated tealight.

Video in 720p: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-C0ODiC7OlM&hd=1
or in standard: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-C0ODiC7OlM

So, what do you think?

Greeetings

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[Updated on: Thu, 09 February 2012 12:07 UTC]

Hi Shapeways fans,

Uncanny Mixup combines concepts from the Uncanny Cube and the Mixup Cube. This combination was suggested by Bram Cohen, who also came up with the Uncanny Cube idea. Around the same time, this "unbandaged" Uncanny Cube was also suggested by Vladimir Yaroslavskiy, inspired by the Bermuda Cubes. And also Khaled Habbab suggested unbandaging after playing with his Uncanny Cube sample.

The development of this puzzle took me three rounds of prototyping. The first version was unstable. I added floating anchors (lengthening pieces towards the middle) to keep the pieces upright. The second version worked better, but some moves were blocked. The third prototype, the one demonstrated on the video, works perfectly.

Watch the YouTube video.
Buy the puzzle at my Shapeways Shop.
Read more at the Twisty Puzzles Forum.
Check out the photos below.

Enjoy!

Oskar

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[Updated on: Sun, 05 February 2012 10:04 UTC]

Hey guys, just wanted to share an unboxing of our Nanolets. We just got a box of all the colours. Check out a video of the unboxing here









Cheers,

Ben

[Updated on: Wed, 01 February 2012 23:01 UTC]

hey
numero uno!

(its an iphone 4 case)

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[Updated on: Sun, 29 January 2012 23:26 UTC]

Hi Shapeways fans,

Tanacube Too is a put-together cube puzzle with tangram-shaped faces. It was Oskar's answer of a challenge by George Miller and Peter Rasmussen. Size: 60x60x60 mm, same as a Rubik's Cube.

Watch the YouTube video.
Buy the puzzle at my Shapeways Shop.
Read more at the Twisty Puzzles Forum.
Check out the photos below.

Enjoy!

Oskar

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[Updated on: Sun, 29 January 2012 17:14 UTC]

My first design and first order arrived this week. It is intended as a specialized birthday present packaging, to contain a gift certificate for a friend who is keen on visiting the Australian Opens. Therefore it has the shape of a tennis ball. It is also a little puzzle as it does not fall apart when trying to lift the top half of the ball. But if you turn it around (after all, he wants to travel to "down under") the then bottom (i.e. original top) half falls off easily, thus releasing the packaged gift certificate.
The trick is done by a little cylinder interlocked with the bottom part, which can move like a screw up and down a bit by its own weight, thus opening or closing a "lock" for the other part.

The print is extremely accurate. It seems there is one line on one of the shells where it suffers from a very tiny displacement (visible under extreme shallow light), but otherwise it looks just as on screen
There are a few problems "by design" (i.e by me):
1) In its "rest" state the top half falls down too far; apparently I forgot to add something stopping that. So it looks like the ball has lost "air". I hope I can make it look better by suitably folding the gift certificate.
2) One has to shake the thing a bit in order for the lock to unlock; this is obviously due to the (expected) friction and I'm not yet sure whether to count it as a bug or feature
3) I wish there were less tolerance. The parts can move somewhat freely about because of the required 0.7 mm gaps between parts. I submitted the seperable half separate so that a few gaps could be cut down to 0mm, but I wish the moving cylinder could be tighter.

The material shows its remarkable properties: It is white, it is strong and it is flexible.
The strongness is so impressive that I apparently could have been much more courageous when hollowing out the central axis parts.
The flexibility (esp. of the three "antennae" get inserted into the "lock") is so impressive that I should have used a different approach (thus solving the gap/tolerance problem) by producing three separate parts and using a one-time "click" mechanism to interlock the two parts to be interlocked.
The whiteness is also impressive, but this thing really sucks in dirt. I better keep it in its delivery bag until its time has come.

Admittedly, the price of such a print is somewhat high if it is in fact just the equivalent of a one-time gift-wrap - but it was fun making it

The pictures are not very good - I tried to improve detail by underexposing, but tehy are also badly focused (also due to bad lighting).

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Two new jewelry objects.






........ derived from my original infinity heart pendant.



there all available now, check them out.

This is some much fun.

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I am pleased to present my jewels...











...find more jewels in my shop.

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I received two copies of my Moiré Sphere model today from Shapeways, one in WSF and one in Indigo Strong and Flexible. It is one sphere nested within another. The inner sphere is weighted and rotates freely as the outer sphere is tilted. The interaction between the two creates some interesting interference patterns.







I also posted a video of the Moiré Sphere being handled at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wf0uOCSfk8I

The product page is at http://shpws.me/3Kdh

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[Updated on: Thu, 26 January 2012 03:10 UTC]

3D printed ceramic waterlily soap dish.

See the design on Shapeways
http://www.shapeways.com/model/280849/waterlily_soap_dish.ht ml?key=1c59f8f537fdf1116cbec6dd17d7a185





The unellenu store on shapeways - for designer objects, fractal art, sculpture and jewelry.
http://www.shapeways.com/shops/unellenu

unellenu website
http://unellenu.com/

twitter: unellenu
http://twitter.com/unellenu

facebook : unellenu jewellery
http://www.facebook.com/unellenu

facebook: unellenu fractal sculpture & homewares
http://www.facebook.com/pages/unellenu/188186071212813

youtube: unellenu
http://www.youtube.com/unellenu1

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Heart of Hearts pendant in strong and flexible material, white, black, red and indigo.

View the heart pendant on Shapeways
http://www.shapeways.com/model/176507/heart_of_hearts_pendan t.html?key=24a25d193c93aeea201d37b1bdc78bff







unellenu.com

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Heart of Hearts pendant 3D printed by Shapeways in stainless steel & then gold plated.

View the pendant on Shapeways
http://www.shapeways.com/model/176507/heart_of_hearts_pendan t.html?key=24a25d193c93aeea201d37b1bdc78bff







unellenu.com

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Got tow functional prototypes created based off my toyline and game I'm working on for Sentinals. I would like the figures mass produced if you can spread the word or any support will be appreciated thanks.


http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/396630154/sentinals-game -action-figures?ref=email


http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sentinals/137602932973361

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I'm very pleased with my Raspberry Pi case. The top part arrived and it fit very nicely with the bottom part. There's virtually no play when the two halves are snapped together. It holds together very well and it's not too difficult to take them apart.

Already I see several things I'd like to change. Without having a raspberry pi board yet, i'm not sure of some of the dimensions. I think the USB ports hole is way too tall. Also some of the text and icons I'd like to make a bit bigger. Overall, I can see the icons ok and they are raised about the right height and I was very pleased about that.

The top and bottom both are not flimsy at all. I was really very pleasantly surprised about that. The walls are 1mm thick but I added some strength lines on the back side and that seems to have made it not be flimsy at all.

Here's a video of it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrLEiujfQh8

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[Updated on: Thu, 19 January 2012 16:03 UTC]

I designed an amphora and a lyra for my minifigs which are also featured in my Ancient Rome/Greece project on Lego Cuusoo. I used both to create a Roman scene. Hope you like it and might support my project.

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Today Shapeways send me an email that my print don't look very well. Just as I feared walls was too thin, and stairs fall off.

I have canceled this order and have to re-design. I'm thinking about increasing wall thickness from 0.3mm to 0.5-1.0mm, also floor thicknes from 1.0mm to 1.5-2.0mm and making walls and roof one part. Also I will remove stairs (it will be easy to make with wire and plastic sheet).



But overal printing quality looks good

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Hey fellas!

I forgot to post these up when they arrived, a ring and a pendant with winged-skull theme, inspired by Warhammer 40K.

Both are printed in unpolished StainlessSteel material, and are slightly polished by me. Also I got a bit carried away and painted the ring with some gold enamel model paint It rubbs off though.
The ring is huge, my desing error, so it falls off of even my stubby fingers, but it can be resized easily as well. You may find them on page 3 in my shop Here !

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[Updated on: Sat, 14 January 2012 16:30 UTC]

Hi Shapeways fans,

Cube Twister are eight Rubik's Cubes connected by rods. However, as the eight corners of each cube are solidly connected, each row or column of cubes tumbles are a whole. The motion of this puzzle was first suggested by Nouri Khalifa around 2009. Nouri's prototype was based on eight cubes with holes, and a stick to turn pairs of cubes. In 2010, Sigurd suggested a similar type of motion in a post at the Twisty Puzzles Forum. It was Mike Armbrust who first proposed a proper Rubik's style mechanism for this concept.

Watch the YouTube video.
Buy the puzzle at my Shapeways Shop.
Read more at the Twisty Puzzles Forum.
Check out the photos below.

Enjoy!

Oskar

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[Updated on: Sat, 14 January 2012 20:31 UTC]

I received a print of this 10cm locomotive modified with guns, intended as the first piece of a board game design

The design was made by B1lancer, I must say I like it very much - even without the cannons a train modelist could appreciate it !

Design can be printed from my shop

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Hi Shapeways fans,

Jumble Prism is the second jumbling puzzle ever brought into existence (first was Helicopter Cube / Bevel Cube), and the first jumbling puzzle with non-platonic geometry. The puzzle can be considered the "godfather of all jumbling puzzles", as it has the most basic regular geometry for a twisty puzzle where all moves are jumbling moves.

Bram Cohen invented this puzzle. He told Oskar about it at the beach of Surfer Paradise in Australia at the occasion of the International Puzzle Party, August 2007. Several more and less successful prototypes have been made in a collaboration between Bram and Oskar, prototyped by George Miller. Finally, this is a well-working prototype, turning and jumbling the way Bram originally envisioned it.

Watch the YouTube video.
Buy the puzzle at my Shapeways Shop.
Read more at the Twisty Puzzles Forum.
Check out the photos below.

Enjoy!

Oskar

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Hi,
yesterday I've received the complete set of the BUTTERFLY Collection, ring earrings and necklace.

I was waiting especially for the necklace because I was not sure about the 3d printed chain and the closure, but everything is fine and the chain works perfectly, so I can use it for other objects!

As soon as on the shop!

Thank you very much again SHAPEWAYS for your precious job!!

Dario Scapitta

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Hi guys,

Here are 2 pictures of a customer who has finished this 1:160 scale train.
It's a train which used to drive from The Netherlands to Belgium.

He only used the head of the train, the rest was an already build model (by minitrix)

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http://shpws.me/3GBo



A D20 figurine (with spin-down indices so it can be used as a life-counter), not suitable as a fair die.

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Silver ring based on "Fact" corrupt personality core from Portal 2.
http://www.shapeways.com/model/342527/_fact__core_portal_2_r ing.html?gid=ug



A few moments of hand painting added the purple ring and the black in the nooks.


All the detail came out in this material. My favorite ring and material by far. I would recommenced silver to anyone making jewelry here, definitely worth the price increase.

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[Updated on: Mon, 02 January 2012 02:56 UTC]

Hi Shapeways fans,

Holistic Ring was designed by Bram Cohen. He decided to come up with a design which has a nice holistic finishing move. As all rings part together simultaneously when mixing up this puzzle ring, it is quite hard to get it back together again, as you have to reverse the holistic move.

Watch the YouTube video.
Buy the puzzle at my Shapeways Shop.
Read more at the Non-Twisty Puzzles Forum.
Check out the photos below.

Enjoy!

Oskar

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I actually got this a few months back but I've been too busy using it to post anything

One of my other hobbies is woodturning and I wanted to design and make an accessory called a fruit chuck to go on my lathe to help turn wooden apples. The pictures can explain much better than me:

Apple finished except for the bottom part:



Fruit chuck in lathe, the hole for the screw was done deliberately undersized then drilled out to fit the screw exactly



Apple parted off and reverse mounted so that I can finish the bottom



Some points:
1. With just the fruit chuck in the lathe ( like image 2 ) it was perfectly balanced and I could run the lathe at 3000 rpm with no vibration. This is much faster than I use it for working the apple.
2. I was a bit concerned that the WS&F material would be a bit rough and mark the work but it sands very well and 20 seconds with 240 grit sandpaper got the inside of the cone very smooth

Overall it works very well and much better than the wooden version that I was using up to now The model was drawn in Autodesk Inventor by my son who's a mechanical engineering student

Shop page with more detail of the model is here

Regards
John

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My second order. Here's a summary of the stuff:



————

These are a part of a bigger project, but I ordered just the face to test FD. The other one is WSF. FD didn't blow me away, probably because the translucency makes the surface details harder to see... Both are ~2.5 cm (1 inch) high. This is not yet for sale, unless someone for some reason wants it.





————

Glenda is the mascot character of the Plan 9 operating system. I don't even use it, but a) the idea of 'unix done right' and b) Glenda herself as a character appeal to me, so...

1 mm shell of WSF is surprisingly sturdy. This (as are the others) is modeled in Blender, which nowadays has the shapewayswise hugely convenient solidify modifier (known as shell in Max, if I recall). Try it if you haven't. (shop)



————

My first order consisted of nothing but Hilbert cubes, so here's one in this too. Unlike the other ones, this is 'pure', an open ended curve (as opposed to a loop). (shop)



I also got some earrings, but I'll post them after I get access to a suitable ear to model them with... The order also contained a ceramics item, but it hasn't arrived yet because they are reprinting it. (Yay for customer service, they actually sent me a picture of the deficient print and asked what to do .)

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Hi everyone, i have finally received my product from shapeways, and it is absolutely amazing! I have tried other services before (imaterilse) but frankly shapeways, production QUALITY is much better.

Here's a Iphone case i made, inspired by traditional Maori Art







This one is in WSF polished. I realized the unpolished version preserves the details better.

it fits securely onto the iphone, and comes of convienetly too.
Here are some product renders:





The case can be purchased at my shop here:
http://www.shapeways.com/model/417993/iphone_4_4s___traditio nal_maori_design.html?gid=sg104934

*The one in my shop doesn't have my name on it "Aaron".

I really hope shapeways will introduce colored polished WSF soon!! I will be setting up a shop soon with many more designs. I hope to use the different colors that WSF comes in.

[Updated on: Mon, 26 December 2011 16:36 UTC]

Hi Shapeways fans,

Candy Wrapper is a six-piece burr with spiral parts. The six pieces intersect each other at two placed at a 90-degrees angle. Because of the looks of the puzzle, George Miller coined it "Candy Wrapper". The seventh part is a little ball, which is the candy that is hidden in the wrapper.

Watch the YouTube video.
Buy the puzzle at my Shapeways Shop.
Read more at the Non-Twisty Puzzles Forum.
Check out the photos below.

Enjoy!

Oskar

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Hi all,

Yippee Just in time for Christmas:

The medium versions, from left to right, Running-in-Circles, InterHopf and Stuck-in-a-loop:

X-math by virtox, on Flickr

The large versions, from right to left, Running-in-Circles, InterHopf and Stuck-in-a-loop:


X-math (L) WSF Polished by virtox, on Flickr

Some close-ups:

Running in Circles (M) Indigo by virtox, on Flickr


Running in Circles (L) WSF Polished by virtox, on Flickr



Find all these and more to come in the X-math section
.

Happy holidays everyone!

Stijn

[Updated on: Fri, 23 December 2011 18:33 UTC]

Here is my latest model of my Thimble. Came in fully there this time.

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Meeples with heart by fasaxc, on Flickr

The set of 8 purple Carcassonne playing pieces "meeples" with love hearts I ordered for my girlfriend just arrived. She's thrilled with them and I'm very pleased at how they turned out.

The 3D model is open-source on Thingiverse. And I've made them available on Shapeways (for free).

[Updated on: Sun, 18 December 2011 02:39 UTC]