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This is a derivative of another minifigure like skeleton with some added features to make it more 3d. Nothing fancy just bumped out the feet, waist and the made a cylindrical head. Still a simple and fast print for halloween.
This is larger violin holder that has a bow holder It prints as two pieces that are then joined together.
These are set of simple medallions with halloween theme icons including a witch, spider, haunted house, ghost, pumpkin, cat, bat and skeleton. We are printing out several plates full of them and using them for a halloween party game but I…
This is a version of the jewelry tree holder that has a desktop stand, as opposed to the earlier version that was primarily a wall mount stand. I have ended up making a few of these for friends and they are pretty popular. This desktop…
A Jewelry Holder I made for my daughter, hangs on wall or could stand up table. The tree fits in a slot in the shelf/stand so that it can be easily removed and placed back on to add or remove an item. Two color printing is achieved by…
Another earbud cable wrapper. Designed by my daughter in tinkercad and for sale at a school craft fundraiser.
This is another earbud/earphone wrapper created for a school craft fair. This one is a dragon design.
A butterfly headphone cord wrapper. Designed in TinkerCAD to sell at a school craft fair.
Made this pinewood derby car based upon a violin. Print instructions Category: Vehicles Instructions My son and I made this. He started the design in 123d and inkscape and then we moved it into viacad for the final version. First we…
One more earbud cord wrapper. This time it is a panda bear. See my other designs for other earbud cord wrappers. All designed for a school craft sale.
This is a robot that is a variation of the bob robot design, His head was redesigned to be two parts that snap on and off and are separated along a hairline so that he can be printed in two colors and looks cooler. The mouth was changed…
This is a case for Raspberry Pi 2 with a Adafruit PiTFT display for the Raspberry Pi 1. It is Adafruit part #1601), which as Adafruit says on their website, works fine as long as you don't mind a bit of an overhang. The overhang makes it…
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