regendrogenbogen

I designed this bridge puzzle for the Maker Faire Vienna in April. It is inspired by the sketches of Leonardo da Vinci and holds together without any glue, nails or screws thanks to interlocking pieces in the easy version and only due to friction between the parts in the hard version.

For both versions I uploaded a file containing 7 sets of pieces (bridge_xxxx_7x.dxf) which is enough for building a reasonable sized bridge. If you want a bigger one you can cut more pieces using the files for one set (bridge_xxxx_1x.dxf).

You can read a bit more about it on my blog: https://regendrogenbogen.wordpress.com/2016/06/25/da-vinci-bridge/

If you don't have any access to a laser cutter at all, you can buy the kit on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/DaVinciModelShop

I designed this bridge puzzle for the Maker Faire Vienna in April. It is inspired by the sketches of Leonardo da Vinci and holds together without any glue, nails or screws thanks to interlocking pieces in the easy version and only due to friction between the parts in the hard version.

For both versions I uploaded a file containing 7 sets of pieces (bridge_xxxx_7x.dxf) which is enough for building a reasonable sized bridge. If you want a bigger one you can cut more pieces using the files for one set (bridge_xxxx_1x.dxf).

You can read a bit more about it on my blog: https://regendrogenbogen.wordpress.com/2016/06/25/da-vinci-bridge/

If you don't have any access to a laser cutter at all, you can buy the kit on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/DaVinciModelShop

Since I bought the awesome uranium necklace from overflo of the hackerspaceshop ( https://hackerspaceshop.com/collections/art-and-beauty/products/uranium ) I wanted to make a custom body for it. So I designed it to be made on a SLM machine (3D printer for metals).
I made two variatons, one in the original triangular shape and a hexagon shaped one.

I know there aren't many who have access to such or similar machines but I am sharing it anyway, I hope anyone can use it somehow or remix it.
The print settings are not really helpfull, I know. :P

My design uses the original rubber foam part as an isolator between the PCB and the metal case.

Read more about it on my blog: https://regendrogenbogen.wordpress.com/2016/06/13/uranium/
You can get both designs also on shapeways:

• https://www.shapeways.com/product/SRAUAJBAV
• https://www.shapeways.com/product/TTQF8WA4Q

Since I bought the awesome uranium necklace from overflo of the hackerspaceshop ( https://hackerspaceshop.com/collections/art-and-beauty/products/uranium ) I wanted to make a custom body for it. So I designed it to be made on a SLM machine (3D printer for metals).
I made two variatons, one in the original triangular shape and a hexagon shaped one.

I know there aren't many who have access to such or similar machines but I am sharing it anyway, I hope anyone can use it somehow or remix it.
The print settings are not really helpfull, I know. :P

My design uses the original rubber foam part as an isolator between the PCB and the metal case.

Read more about it on my blog: https://regendrogenbogen.wordpress.com/2016/06/13/uranium/
You can get both designs also on shapeways:

• https://www.shapeways.com/product/SRAUAJBAV
• https://www.shapeways.com/product/TTQF8WA4Q

I always hated how the beer (and other) bottles roll around in the uppermost fridge shelf. Thaty why I made this rack which can hold 10 bottles (I think cans work too). It is designed to be cut from 3mm material.

Just cut the Spacer.dxf once and the hole_plate.dxf twice and glue the two big pieces together using the spacers.

I always hated how the beer (and other) bottles roll around in the uppermost fridge shelf. Thaty why I made this rack which can hold 10 bottles (I think cans work too). It is designed to be cut from 3mm material.

Just cut the Spacer.dxf once and the hole_plate.dxf twice and glue the two big pieces together using the spacers.

I redesigned the toothbrush holder I made a while ago because I got a new electric toothbrush with a new charging dock. While I was working on it I also decided to make a version with space for 4 bruch heads.

Cut the file with the number of slots you want out of 3mm material (I recommend acrylic) and glue the pieces together as you can see it in the CAD screenshots.