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A great way to stabilize your drink while you ride! A lot of other models I found only seemed to work for lighter drinks and riding, half empty cups, or bikes with a lot of handlebar real-estate. I needed something that could hold an XL…
These baseballs are a further exploration of conforming 2d or 3d lattice structures onto a complex surface without doing a hard, Boolean crop. I need to do this work for my graduate research, and it was easy enough to use these as good…
This set of coasters was an offshoot of some lattice generation work that I needed to do for my own graduate research, so I figured I could just make my python script spit out a 2d coaster of every structure that made sense! What Are…
Our lab uses gridfinity for organizing our research 3D-printers, and we finally made a base for 20ml vials that we use for storing resin, solvents, and samples. The base has holes for magnets that hold firm to the optics tables that the…
A stand for a set of balldrivers that any optics lab has around. The stands walk pretty easily in our lab, so a gridfinity stand was a great way to lock them down to a certrain setup while still keeping them organized! Just print the top…
Allows you to extend a variable tension rod by a few more inches! I bought a pack at goodwill for $1, but these 16" - 28" rods were too small for my 31" window. With these extenders, you can pop off the rubber ends, put these on, and add…
If you find yourself making drip coffee often enough that you find measuring out six tablespoons tedious, then this is for you! I'll make a pot of coffee for the office every day, and made this as an upgrade from our paper cup marked with…
Like my other models, this is an extension of some lattice generation work that I needed to do for my own graduate research, so I made my previous coaster script just generate these instead! What Are These ? These are 2d-versions of a…
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