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by alexdobrianski
For all supporters of Space Exploration and for all the supporters of Team PlanB, we would like to offer Silver Authentic Lunar Money 2013. 28.7g; .925 silver alloy; 0.85 ASW (0.85 troy ounce Actual Silver Weight); diameter 40.4 mm; thickness 3. mm; edge with the text "legal tender". Subject: Google Lunar XPRIZE. Obverse: nominal "1 Lunaro", with text" age of Aquarius", designer: Yuri Savenkov. Reverse: The far side of the Moon, 28 stars, text 2013, designer: Universe. Coin produced by 3D printing technology only. Each Lunaro Sterling pushes Team Plan B 97CDN closer to The Moon surface. see: http://www.adobri.com/ProjectSupport.aspx
 
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by Ein-AjanBliej
Model of American drone captured in Iran - a.k.a The Beast of Kandahar, scale 1:200 (also available in 1:144, send me a message if want one) http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-16154743
 
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by jes1111
Central form for building a turnstile antenna - see this thread on the OpenPilot forum: http://tinyurl.com/8pxga68 - remember to order in pairs - you need two of these!
 
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by baltimore
Right from the laboratory.
 
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by mrakocy
 
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by cmessinger
He's small. He's round. And, he likes to hold your writing utensils so you always have easy access. How nice is that?

*NOTE: Writing Utensil not included.
 
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by GOM
half size and price than bigger one
 
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by IHeartEngineering
Compatible with the Parallax Ping))) sensor and the Hitec HS-325HB Servo.

This part requires drilling and fasteners after printing.

This is the thicker version which should be a bit stronger, however the activity light is not viewable.

Grey Robust is the recommended material.
 
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by mobileapes.industries
The part to fix the boards to the base - part of the quadcopter frame (under development)
 
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by Kaetemi
120mm PC Fan Grill with custom text on it.
 
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by ChaosIncarnate
Big Sword designed to work with the FansProject Bruticus figure. This model looks great and is fully compatible with Bruticus. Ver.2 will have a thicker blade and possibly a cage to help prevent bending in shipping.
 
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by IHeartEngineering
This is a servo mount for the Point Grey Flea2 and Chameleon Cameras. These cameras are fairly popular for robotics since they have a global shutter which is often critical for machine vision tasks.

Designed for HiTec HS-325HB Servo.
The mounting plate can be connected to the servo using M1.6 screws or M2x6mm screws with nuts. You could probably modify the design to work with imperial sizes if you wanted to.
 
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by Rob65
This is one finger for a Lego Technic gripper as used in the Mindstorms NXT 1.0 set (8527)
Unfortunately the new NXT 2.0 set (8547) contains different components and the gripper parts are no longer in the box.

As a real Lego addict I wanted to be able to use these fingers for some real gripping action but could not find them available on the internet. OK, you got me ... I am not a real addict otherwise I would have found a 2nd hand NXT 1.0 for sale somewhere ;-)

The design mimics the original Lego design but is different on some details.

Update on 2-Feb-11: The edges looked a bit rough due to the layering so I added a fillet to make the edges more smooth. Also made the mounting holes for axle and pegs a bit wider to have an easier fit on standard Lego components.

If you do not want to paint the fingers yourself, just select your color. The Alumide fits very well with the original Lego components.


Also have a look at the "set of 4", that set contains 4 grippers that are stacked together to create one larger part that is cheaper than 4 separate fingers.

LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site.
 
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by Ro_Bert
 
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by mobileapes.industries
New version of the small support for the stretcher - part of the quadcopter frame (under development).
 
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by mobileapes.industries
Part to be used as support for the light foam wheel. - part of the quadcopter frame (under development)
 
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by Anthromod
The Mark 2 Anthromod hand.
A robotic hand that is fully printable.
Development blog
 
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by Trevox
Standing steady on four sturdy legs, the RoboCup will carry the golden drops of espresso safely above the ground.
The cup's inner volume is around 5 cm3.

Disclaimer: unattended cups might wander off.
 
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by philleveridge
RoboBuilder wCK servo finger attachment - works with the thumb to make a gripper.

Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUU9v2JUhwk
 
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by ender22
 
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by mobileapes.industries
The part to fix the boards to the base - part of the quadcopter frame (under development)
 
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by Texel2001
 
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by cmessinger
Mechanized Sentry Bot for 25 mm mech warfare play!

Base is the 1"(25mm) Mochi Boy Indented Stand
 
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by alexdobrianski
For all Space exploration adherents and for all supporters of a Team Plan B, we would like to submit first Lunar Money 2013; 28.7g; .925 silver alloy; 0.85 ASW (troy ounces Actual Silver Weight); diameter 40.4 mm; thickness 3. mm; edge with the text "legal tender". Subject: Google Lunar XPRIZE. Obverse: nominal "1 Lunaro", designer: Yuri Savenkov. Reverse: The far side of the Moon, 28 stars, text 2013, designer: Nature. Coin produced by 3D printing technology only. Each Lunaro Sterling brings Team Plan B 100CDN closer to The Moon. We strongly recommended to protect your coin by Certificate of Authenticity. see: http://www.adobri.com/ProjectSupport.aspx
 
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by digitaldesigner
 
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by Printluk
This is the first update and the best solution for the first purchase! it is the most durable one and has two lids (with now 8 clipping balls) included ... also the holes for LED´s inside like on the 0.7mm version. for Boardsize V939, V202,H36,Ladybird 20x20mm hole distance battery up to 350mah Update 02 has holes for mounting the Hubsan board now! just cut them of, if not needed. Motors: 7x20mm Coreless (syma X1, hubsan, Ladybird.... thread: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1838771 Material alumide is not tested, but you can get this model in Colours!
 
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by alimae

A cute mask of catwoman that reveals the feline attitude of your MyKeepon.

The back of the mask is slightly flared to facilitate the installation.


Recommanded material is Black Strong and Flexible.

 
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by Printluk
This is the first Update in 0.7mm it has the two lids included. it has holes for 3mm LED´s inside and has a stronger lid closing cliping mechanism. it is about 3 grams less than the 1mm Microbody which is stronger of course.
 
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by geertdoornbos
This is a center piece for the six axes of a hexacopter. The axes are 10 x 10 mm, thickness 1mm.
 
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by Robotguy
Robot body for GM10 motors and wheels from Solarbotics or Pololu. The part was made to be easily reproduced with a one-part silicone mold. Be sure to use Transparent Detail if you plan to make a mold.

I have purchased the part in WSF and verified fit of the motors. There is a tiny bit of trimming necessary to fit the motors, but nothing difficult. You will also need to drill a small hole in the bottom front to use as a caster (see assembly model).

A preliminary PCB is available at robotguy.net/Deskpet_PCB.zip (in Cadsoft Eagle format), or use a Baby Orangutan controller.
 
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by Kaetemi
80mm PC Fan Grill with custom text on it.
 
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by mobileapes.industries
The alternative mount bottom part of the quadcopter frame (under development).
 
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by cmessinger
Evil Robot Overlord - With can-opener in hand, he's ready to dominate your cubicle and punish all insubordinates!
 
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by CoolPrintables


RANGE/SENSITIVITY ENHANCER FOR PING TYPE ULTRASONIC SENSOR

 

A low cost way to wring the maximum performance from your ultrasonic range finder without changing the set-up.

Improves the following performance characteristics:

  • The over-all range of the unit  
  • The directional properties of the unit (senses in the direction pointed)
  • The sensitivity of the unit
    • Smaller targets can be detected
    • Better luck detecting  acoustically "soft" targets like cloth, stuffed animals, fur etc.

How to use:

  • Simply slip the unit over the case of the transducer for instant improvements over no cone at all
  • For a more permanent assembly a piece of tape to increase the friction fit or a dab of glue
  • Use one on the receiving transducer for modest gain
  • Use one on the transmitter and one on the receiver for maximum gain
  • Mix and match with other shaped cones to tailor the gain and directional properties to match your application
     

 

*Warning!  The range can be increased to the point that detection of "old" ping signals results in erratic readings if range to target and speed of sound is not taken into account.

 
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by Mdemoss
CO2 Car
 
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by BA.tech
the arms are moving back and forth, the head is rotating. been tested with "Dark Grey Strong and Flexible".
 
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