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Today we printed a push-pin-less push-pin, for those times that you don't want to leave a hole in your object; the design is Tosh's ...

Today is Saturday and we are printing things for young C, who needs things for his corkboard. First, a push-pin holder that is held up by pu...

The most eagle-eyed of you may have noticed an error in one of the knots in the group photo of the knot conformations series on  Day 266 . W...

Today's knot conformation takes us back to the beginning of my 3D-printing journey in February 2013, when I got my first 3D printer - st...

Continuing with the knot conformations series we started on Day 266 , today we printed a braid representation of the knot 7_2 . Thingiv...

One of the things I had to give up to move from a house in the country to an apartment in Brooklyn was my drum set. Apparently you have neig...

In preparation for walking groceries home from the shop in the big city, today we printed three of ivanseidel's Bag Holder  model on Thi...

Today we have two torus knot conformations of 7_1. A torus knot is one that can be drawn on the surface of torus ("inner tube" sh...

Today we continue with the knot conformations collection that we started on Day 266 . (See also Day 267 , Day 268 , Day 269 , Day 272 , Day...

Today we printed peetersm's  Customizable DrooLoop Flowers  on Thingiverse. The one on the left has the "windswept" look that ...

One last print for C's Pokemon addiction: jessed's Pokemon Deck Box on Thingiverse. Thingiverse link:  http://www.thingiverse....

Can you print just two Pokemon models for a 9-year-old? No. Two is not enough. You must print many, many Pokemon and then also print a full ...

Pokemon fever has recently gripped my son's group of friends and now everything is about Pokemon cards more cards gotta get the best car...

Today I had the pleasure of meeting the 2014 USA Mathematical Olympiad  champions at their awards celebration at the headquarters of the Ma...

Today we are firing up our travel Afinia H-Series  to get ready for tomorrow's 3D-printing workshop at the USA Math Olympiad  award cere...

Back on Day 218 we printed a bracelet built by extracting the center rings of a Pentagonal Hexacontahedron  in TopMod . This week we finall...

Say it with me now: If you measure across a cylinder with calipers, you get the diameter. The DI-AM-E-TER. Not the radius. Just saying, gian...

Today is my favorite from the 3D-Printed Conformations of Knots through 7 Crossings  series that my Math 297 students developed last semest...

Today's knot print is a mosaic projection of 6_1:  Thingiverse link:  http://www.thingiverse.com/make:80243 Settings: Printed o...

Sometimes I think I got into this 3D printing thing just so I would have the opportunity to say things like "customizable sock bones...

Today's knot is 5_2, the  three-twist knot , in a Lissajous conformation. The cool thing about this model is that from each side, the kn...