Today we printed the famous hinged dissection called the Haberdasher’s Puzzle from Henry Dudeney, who found a way to cut an equilateral triangle into four pieces that reassemble into a square.…
Thank you so much, Hercemer, for making a 41 Piece Spirograph collection available on Thingiverse! Thingiverse link: http://www.thingiverse.com/make:68162 Settings: MakerWare .3mm/low on a Replicator 2, but my build platform is still a…
One thing I love about 3D printing is that it teaches you how to deal with failure. Lots and lots of failure. Every design I make ends with a pretty…
Easy mashup time: Today we printed SimplusDesign’s Wishbone Cookie Cutter Set on Thingiverse and Eckerput’s Rolling Pin Spacer on Thingiverse so we can make some cookies! Also, a bonus: The rolling pin…
Today we made a lot of little pyramids and a box. Why? Can’t tell you that right now, it’s for a friend and we’ll follow up later on this year…
To celebrate today’s visit to the JMU 3-SPACE classroom from a group of students from Hiroshima University, we them made a nameplate logo design in Tinkercad. STL file: http://www.geekhaus.com/makerhome/day183_hiroshimauniversity.stl Tinkercad link: https://tinkercad.com/things/ehiCNeXkArt-day-183-hiroshima-university-logo-nameplate Thingiverse link: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:259145 Settings:…
Today we printed a copy of sirmakesalot’s clever Bone Die on Thingiverse using our loaner Afinia H-Series: Thingiverse link: http://www.thingiverse.com/make:67307 Settings: Afinia .3mm/low on “fast” with “only base” supports.
Printing Borromean rings in three pieces minimizes support because the first two pieces need no support at all. In this model we’ve used a hexagonal ring shape with sides beveled…
Same as Day 179 but with diamonds instead of ellipses! This version of the Borromean rings has more limited mobility but that restricted movement makes it naturally sit on your…
Yesterday we mentioned that you could print a three-color model of the Borromean rings by printing the rings separately and placing the first and second in and around the third right…