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This is sized for a standard pencil. Since it is designed to be printed with TPU, it has an internal ring that is a little smaller to snuggly hold the pencil. The ring diameter is 7mm which should be slightly less than the max diameter of…
This is a LEGO compatible brick designed to look similar to the smaller LEGO computer brick but sized to hold a .96" OLED (128X64 Pixels) which can be controlled through the I2C port of any microcontroller. They are easily available…
This is designed to take advantage of the built-in sound sensor of the micro:bit to create a lip-synching effect. The original idea was from this inventables: https://www.instructables.com/Lip-Syncing-Characters-With-Microbit/
This is modification of the Instructables project: "3D Printed Screw-propelled Robot", https://www.instructables.com/3D-Printed-Screw-propelled-Robot-With-Video-Feed/ This version is designed to print in 4 parts (Main Body, Motor Bracket,…
This is designed to securely hold a micro:bit with a bit:buddy board. The bit:buddy is available here: https://www.lectrify.it/products/bitbuddy This can be a starting place for coding projects where students can explore different…
This pump is designed to work with a servo or simple DC hobby motor. It requires additional components including: 3mm ID/4mm OD Silicon Tubing (like this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06W2JW633 ) 3 Ball Bearings (4mm X 13mm X5mm…
The bit:explorer was designed for classroom use but when uploading a program with an iPad or via bluetooth, easy access to the reset button is needed. This little lever looks like a badge on the bit:explorer while providing a handy lever…
This is a proof of concept Archimedes Screw Pump that can move water. Video Link: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYDtqzvOW2_/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
This is a simple cover for the BBC micro:bit designed to be printed in various different color layers
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