by
Leander
This is the Rolls Royce rb211 cufflink with a bit of the casing. It's actually not the fan containment but part of the nacelle, which is actually much longer at the front. Since you couldn't see the fan anymore I made the lip of the nacelle close to the blades though. So scientifically this is inacurate but I made it for anyone who prefers the blades to be closed up by a smooth surface.
This cufflink is about 20mm total. That is why the fan itself is smaller than on the original cufflink that doesn't have the containment.
I have all my fan cufflinks with and without the containment.
This cufflink is about 20mm total. That is why the fan itself is smaller than on the original cufflink that doesn't have the containment.
I have all my fan cufflinks with and without the containment.
by
i8kermit
Here's a bright idea. Even your cufflinks can go green. Grab these eco friendly bulbs and pay homage to that lovely unnatural white light. Wear your love for the environment on your sleeve. I can go on and on...
by
mdavisstudios
These very unique cufflinks are anatomically correct (scale: 100%) models of the inner ear -- the small bony organ inside the skull that's responsible for our sense of hearing and balance, and is composed of the cochlea and semicircular canals.
The two cufflinks are mirror versions of each other - just as the two inside the skull are, and come labeled as right and left.
These make a great one-of-a-kind guy gift for someone in acoustics, audiology, or music.
Note: these cufflinks do not have gears on them, and 'work' very simply by slipping and angling the rod and bar through the cufflink hole. The 'rod' (perpendicular to inner ear) stretches out .9 mm before intersecting with the bar. The 'bar' (horizontal to inner ear) measures 1.3 cm in width.
Thanks for looking!
by
improbablecog
Jigsaw Cufflinks are based on the nautilus logo of the Seattle based maker space, Jigsaw Renaissance.
Visit http://www.jigsawrenaissance.com to learn more about this multidisciplinary Seattle maker space!
Disclaimer on the images: any photos labeled "polished" are stainless steel that has been hand polished with a dremel. The stainless that you order will have more of a texture to it. I haven't yet made these for myself in bronze glossy, gold plated glossy, or either types of silver, but if you want the highly polished look your best bet is going to be silver glossy.
Visit http://www.jigsawrenaissance.com to learn more about this multidisciplinary Seattle maker space!
Disclaimer on the images: any photos labeled "polished" are stainless steel that has been hand polished with a dremel. The stainless that you order will have more of a texture to it. I haven't yet made these for myself in bronze glossy, gold plated glossy, or either types of silver, but if you want the highly polished look your best bet is going to be silver glossy.
by
michiel_willemse
The finishing touch for the professional outfit of any musician.
