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toddsampson
Ten (10) tooth XL belt pulley for use with stepper motors with a 5mm shaft. Great for driving x and y axis belts on a Prusa or other RepRap 3d printer.
This model prints 10-up to help keep the cost around $5/each.
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cbertucio
If you own a Sony wireless bluetooth lapel microphone (models ECM-AW3 or ECMHW2) you can place the microphone unit into the top and cover it with a Foam Windscreen, and you now have a wireless handheld stick mic.
by
dustynrobots
This pulley is for project 10-3 in my book - for more information visit www.makingthingsmove.com. It's way bigger than it needs to be (so it's expensive), but I uploaded the original file I used. Feel free to download the model and make it smaller before you print your own!
by
alpo
Lock for running shoes speed laces. Laces through the round piece, wedge in, squeeze wedge to lock it in it's place. Remember to print a pair, one for each shoe!
White strong & flexible works, but is a little rough straight from the printer. It will wear out smoother quickly.
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dhdecandia
3 required for whole assembly
This is the first bone, just off the knuckle, for the pointer finger, the middle finger, and the ring finger. That would be fingers 1, 2, and 3, but not the pinky, or smallest digit. It is the first bone for all three of those digits on the bob.
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trearick
One cross arm and two hinges and 3/32 wire make a single multirotor leg. Inspired by legs on Aerovironment Qube.
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nickheymer
Custom made adapter for all 3M sanders with self generated vacuum, so a tool balancer can be connected in a better and more secure location, great for a manufacturing environment.
by
dhdecandia
2 required for whole assembly
This is the knuckle-joint for the middle, two fingers of the bob
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rmackay9
Maxbotix sonar mount for RC helicopter with 19mm diameter tail boom
Not yet tested (but it's probably fine)
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mstef
So i made a laserlamp... All you need is a laser modul (i took a blue laser) and a plug for an adapter a lens (diameter = 13mm) and a glas-sphere (diameter = 50mm)
NOTE: On shapeways you can only buy the basic shape without the rest
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samroesch
This is still in beta. I've had it printed, and it worked I've fixed my headphones with it, but it took a little bit of sanding and drilling to work properly.
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tbmartin12
Table top Roller Coaster, 90 mm diameter glass or mug seat will fit most sizes, and wheels do rotate freely.
There is 2 ways to print this model:
1. print entire assembly with body and wheels.
2. print body and wheels separately for more color options.
Recommend printing "white strong & flexible" for best price and "do it yourself" custom painting.
Wheel are designed to spin!
Custom engraving is available by request for free! Enjoy!
by
bubby9534
Beautifully designed desktop nameplate, with stylish text and a nifty business card holder.
Customize it to say whatever you want.
Paint the item according to the tutorials found at the following link.
http://www.shapeways.com/tutorials/painting3dprintedsls
by
bfinio
Mold for soft robot from this project on Instructables: http://www.instructables.com/id/Air-Powered-Soft-Robotic-Gripper/. Be sure to order material with a smooth surface finish - silicone rubber will adhere to rough surfaces, and be difficult to de-mold without tearing.
