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Designed using parametric equations and Calculus ! (And kids still say, “ when am I ever gonna use this? ” … for shame!) Three polynomials (one for each axis) describe a beautiful curve in 3-space for half of one side tube. Then cap it…
Created as a physical representation of nested hypocycloids . The .gcode was generated with the model scaled to 75% because it makes it a nicer size for fidgeting. If the nested version comes out fused together, you can download the…
“Given two cubes of equal size, it is possible to bore a hole through one which is large enough to pass the other straight through." -Evan Scott, WWU, https://arxiv.org/abs/2208.12912 This is attributed to a bet made by Prince Rupert, and…
A rippled vase to be printed in vase mode. A second version also added with more ripply (ripplier?) ripples.
A hypotrochoid cross-section, extruded vertically while rotated and scaled using the sine function. One is twisted in only on direction, the other twists back and forth with the expansion/contraction.
It only has 2 sides and 2 edges! The complete model is included to examine the beauty (or print using soluble support). The other model has two halves with places to glue in 20mm x 3mm x 2mm magnets. This mobius toroid also screws down…
Fits perfect on the 2002 Jeep Wrangler stock CD player. The .scad file has parameters you could adjust for similar push-button, spin-to-select type knobs (as often found on a printer's LCD).
A replacement for the missing selector knob on my 2002 Jeep Wrangler. I've included the .scad file, so you can adjust the size to fit almost any control knob. Requires support material, but it's easy to remove.
(Note: The 3D-printed plastic is NOT food safe, but this part never touches food if you do it right – the gasket seals between the glass and metal pieces, this part just holds it all together and suspends it over the motor's spindle.) We…
The pillar has been scaled to 99% so my mobius toroid model will screw down a bit more easily. (It fit at 100% but took a significant amount of force to get it to move.)
A replica of the Skyviewing Sculpture (artist: Isamu Noguchi) created using the measurements by Branko Ćurgus (and the remarkably beautiful “Noguchi number”). (Note: You can see the real sculpture looking through the model in the photo.)
New push-to-open door knob to open the sliding door on the Sprinter. (I did actually buy the replacement handle, but it broke almost immediately because the cheesy little plastic tab intended to push on the latch couldn't handle the…
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