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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...

The cinquefoil knot  5_1 is one of two 5-crossing knots. The conformation we chose for this knot is a <LINK>lattice conformation<LI...

It's Saturday and we are resting. Kids keep asking me for stretchy bracelets so today I made some from owens' Smooth and ridged str...

Today I wanted to design and print a rack for poker chips, and I wanted it to hold three stacks of 20 poker chips . If you sew, or knit, or ...

The figure-eight knot 4_1 is the only four-crossing knot, and it is usually drawn like the white knot on the left in the figure below. It i...

The trefoil knot 3_1 is the only three-crossing knot, which means that every other knot that can be drawn as a projection in the plane with ...

Today we'll start going through the knot conformations in the series we introduced yesterday. Before we begin, let's go over some of...

The final project for this semester's  MATH 297 - Knot Theory Research and 3D Printing  course was to research and print a set of intere...

Today we fix our fail from Friday ( Day 263 ), and print Cairo pentagons and prismatic pentagons  from data kindly provided by Frank Morgan...

To finish the furniture series we have one final print: some of the pieces that we couldn't fit into our apartment and that will be trav...

Being off by one is probably the simplest, most common coding mistake you can make, but it got me this week while I was trying to make tesse...

Today our Customizable Furniture Minis set is finally done and posted to Thingiverse! I guess it's time to actually start packing now....