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After attending an ISLE workshop, I thought it would be fun to design some vector arrows such that they could change length. Here is the design I cam up with! The design includes an embedded magnet, which should be inserted before the…
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While wrapping up projectile motion, I wanted a simple target to put on the ground and have students calculate where to put it in order to hit the target with their projectile launchers. This is what I came up with, with three different…
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It all started with the Water Rocket Launcher , that got me excited about designing and building water rockets! If you haven't printed this yet, I cannot recommend it enough! This is a custom nose cone generator. A few example nose cones…
This is a little spinner I designed. It is fully 3D printable. There are two base pieces, two washers, and then you can print a number wheel in order to select a “random” number from 1-n. I designed the model so you can take it apart…
If you are interested in Cryptography, then this customizable cipher wheel is for you! It has a basic Caesar Cipher on it, which will allow you to encrypt or decrypt messages by rotating the top disc to line up the letters in a different…
My wife through out this idea as a good Christmas gift, so I designed some tool box drawer organizers in order to help keeps tools in the right places, especially if you ever have family members using your tools. You will need to print…
You will need to print these with a pause so you can insert magnets. The magnets required are 10 mm in diameter and 2 mm in thickness. These should work well . Each label requires 2 magnets. If you want two color, you will need to add a…
Nice little Ryobi link accessory if you have some M12 tools. Print with 3 Walls, and supports on the print bed. I did auto tree supports.
This is a project I have been working on for a while. I want to first extend my thanks for the original model, which can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2336754 This kit is designed to work on the Vernier Physics Track.…
I designed these disks to fit together, if you print two of them. They are designed to fit 16 mm ball bearings, which can be found on Amazon for cheap (also happens to be the same size my projectile launchers use). The center hole is ¼…
My wife through out this idea as a good Christmas gift, so I designed some tool box drawer organizers in order to help keeps tools in the right places, especially if you ever have family members using your tools. You will need to print…
This is a small stand for a bowling ball, which I added F=ma to the side of it. In lighter colors, it can be difficult to read the text, but in darker colors it shows up nicely. Enjoy!
I designed these to fit a standard file folder distance. Because of the length, I printed these tilted at an angle on my Bambu Labs P1S. I am not sure if they will fit on a Prusa imk3. They print very well, with no supports, but you will…
I needed some pulleys for an experiment so I figured I would design my own. These work with quarter inch hardware. For attaching the pulley wheel, I am using an M3-20mm screw, with an M3 nut inserted into the end of the pulley bracket. In…
CHECK OUT THE VERSION 2!!!! I wasn't impressed with the standard Vernier Track ends, so I designed these! They are designed with a slot in the center, for a cart launcher, which I also designed. There is also an option to add the magnets…
This pendulum mount was designed because my rods were larger than standard rods. I printed mine in PLA, but you can print them in whatever material you would like. PLA is surprisingly strong. I have also printed them in PETG-CF, but they…
I made this quarter inch handle for my lab. Any time I need a quarter inch bolt in a design, these are handy to throw on. They are also great to print at the end of a roll, since you can get close to using all of the filament.
I redesigned the cart picket fence flags for my carts. They are cheap, easy to make, and work well! You can use any type you want, and especially have students measure the flags and set up the photogates themselves. These are also a great…
Missing square puzzle (Curry's paradox) that I made for a geometry class. Students can find the lengths of the sides, the area of the shapes, and compare them in order to solve the puzzle, why does the one orientation seem to give 1…
I made this simple set of rotational inertia objects for students to explore how the geometry of the shapes affect the time it takes to roll down a ramp. There is also a little adapter to help keep them aligned on start. I usually tell…
Print these in PETG, PLA, or whatever! Makes for a great lab where students have to determine the spring constant of the hoop. How does the spring constant change as the diameter of the hoop changes? You can also play around with your…
Since many of my students like designing rocket fins out of cardboard in order to attach them to their rockets, I wanted to design a little jig for them so they could mount the fins on symmetrically around their rockets. Specifically, I…
I wanted to make a quick sign for my classroom, since we leave and do experiments in different parts of the building. If printing these, you should print each part separately. My door sign got a little messed up by the plastic cooling…
I wanted some resonate cavities for my tuning forks, so I designed this OpenSCAD script to make them. It prints the frequency (rounded) on the top of the cavity. The models included are ones I made for my tuning forks, but I am including…
This is an adapter for your Vernier Physics carts, so they can be launched with a spring. I printed mine in PETG with supports on the build plate. Springs can be purchased on Amazon, I have been using these: link to amazon You will also…
I was frustrated that 2 meter long sticks are no longer produced in our area, and a student of my asked why I don't just 3D print one, so I made this design! Enjoy! Tips: First print 1 meter in length with a normal scale. Measure the…
This is a simple track coupler, which I use for my PASCO brand tracks. I use one on each side, with 4 - ¼ inch square nuts and 4 - ¼ by ½ hex bolts to secure them to the tracks. I recommend printing these with a high infill for strength.…
A fun little balancing challenge. Challenge a partner, or challenge yourself! Stack as many pieces as you can! If you want to make the stacking challenge easier, you can adjust them so they are thicker by scaling them in the Z axis only.…
I like to give my students different challenges and let them explore. Here is one such challenge. The idea is to print a number of these containers, which are designed for 16mm diameter steel balls (same as the projectile launcher I use…
This is a set of mirror jigs to help support mirrors when orienting them in a 90 degree corner. I had to add a little tape to fully secure them, and they will need a bit more alignment by hand to have a perfect reflection and make things…
I love my Vernier Tracks for my Physics classes, but I found most of their equipment didn't meet my needs. I hang my tracks on the wall using bookshelf supports. But when the original feet were left on the tracks, it made it hard to stack…
Something that has become popular in science education has been inquiry cubes. I first learned about them through the Patterns Physics curriculum , but have also found a blog post by Joe Cossette to be very helpful in putting together…
I was unimpressed with the pulley ramp adapter from Vernier, so I designed this simple version. It can mount either on the top slot or the bottom slot of the ramp. It can also allow a rope to go through the middle. If you have downloaded…
Wanted to mount my PASCO projectile launcher on a larger rod, which didn't fit with the standard adapter. This will allow you to mount a launcher one rods with a 1" diameter. You will need: 3 - ¼" bolts 1 - ¼" nut Enjoy!
Shout out to the PhysicsGuy who made the original model! I really enjoyed the original LabQuest 3 stand, but I thought it might be helpful to add a cord wrap to the back, so cables at student's lab stations stay a bit more manageable. I…
In my lab at school I have lab tables with drawers. I love having the drawers, but students have done their best to keep them decorated with drawings. I designed a few different inserts for my drawers, and they are designed so that 2…
I designed this pulley holder to attach a pulley to a table. I also made a force table in order to have students practice balancing forces at different angles. You will need some quarter inch hardware in order to make this work. 1 - 1/4…
One of my biggest complaints about the Vernier tracks, was the plastic track ends that came with our tracks. One thing I wanted was a slot in the middle for running a string through, but I also wanted the ability to add the cart tabs, and…
I was inspired by another model on this site, which converted an older style force sensor to a scale, so I decided to design my own for the Go Direct Force Sensor. It should work well with the provided plastic screw and the hex fitting on…
I created a model of labels for you to use that label things on your whiteboard. The days of the week are included a long with homework and quiz labels. Each of these use two 10mm by 2 mm magnets. In the slicer you will need to add a…
When I started teaching Geometry, I fell in love with the spiral of Theodorus . I wanted to make an iterative model, and something that could be customized to suit your needs. I included some examples, each of which use a 1 mm step height…
After attending an ISLE workshop, I thought it would be fun to design some vector arrows such that they could change length. Here is the design I cam up with! The design includes an embedded magnet, which should be inserted before the…
While it is great to have photogates mounted above the track, it has disadvantages too. I designed these horizontal mounts to go with the Vernier tracks, but they will probably work with PASCO tracks too. To go with the photogate adapter,…
I wanted some matching cards in order to help my students work through decimal and binary conversion. These little cards are a great, permanent resource for helping students learn. I can see two games to play with these cards: Matching -…
Shout out to the PhysicsGuy for the original model. I love the LabQuest 3 stand as designed by PhysicsGuy. I leave them on the lab benches for students, but when they realize they can be used for their phones too, some of them tend to…
If you are like me, you have probably lost these, or just simply do not have enough! Since they are just a plastic part, I figured why not take a shot at making a design. Since I am already designing so many models for my Vernier…
This is an example of a fractal in practice. The Koch Anti-snowflake. Read more about it here: https://larryriddle.agnesscott.org/ifs/ksnow/kantisnow.htm Print a stack in different colors, adding a color change at certain heights.
A simple Koch Snowflake curve. I had ChatGPT design it in OpenSCAD. Then I stacked them so you can see how each iteration changes. Add color changes in your print in order to compare. If you want them to tessellate, you will need to scale…
This is a variation on my random number spinner , where instead of numbers, there is a wheel with only a partial section filled in. This creates an imbalance on the wheel and it becomes challenging to balance the wheel with the whole…
I wanted to design a bracket for the Vernier Carts, and then once I have the bracket made, I can build things on top of them. Here is the first of my ideas, which was a simple bucket, which would allow students to center load the cart,…
I wanted to organize all of the equipment for my Physics class, so I designed a tray for our LabQuest 3 devices to fit snuggly into the 10 compartment small parts DeWalt organizers from Home Depot.
I wanted a small water reservoir for my students to use when investigating fluid dynamics. This one has lines on the front face every 5 mm. If you shine enough light through the top, you should be to see the water level on the lines. If…
I know I am not the only person who desires to add more than just 4 masses to a physics cart! This bucket in the various sizes can be used in order to add additional masses, including any kind of masses, not just the hexagonal masses to…
I wanted a way to stick a motion detector to something metal like a locker or whiteboard. When I realized I have so many of the Vernier magnets for the dynamics kits, I realized I should design it with them in mind! Feel free to print as…
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