Thingiverse

And we're getting it off of

Thingiverse again.

Yeah.

This one kind of walked in.

Yeah, probably not a viable build kit to jump into.

But it is interesting, and you may want to check it out.

It comes to us from a Thingiverse user whose handle is Robohut.

Otherwise known as John Rigg from Elk, Washington.

That's what this size screwdrivers are for.

It comes to us from a Thingiverse user whose handle is Random Hacks.

Random Hacks, yes.

And let's see if Random Hacks tells us.

It's neat.

I found them at the local hardware store sold by Milwaukee, and I'm like, "There's gotta be a 3D model for this on Thingiverse," and sure enough, there is, and so I printed those, and that makes me very happy.

Uh, okay.

This is the primary story about what happened to me in the last couple of weeks.

A parameterized fidget cube.

And this is coming to us off of Thingiverse.

It's from E. Patel, otherwise known as Edward Patel of Stockholm, Sweden.

Thank you, Edward.

It absolutely looks incredible.

And then I also put it on the attenuator that I found on, I think it was Thingiverse that I found on there, another attenuator.

Yeah, there's one out there.

Yeah, and it's kind of got the ribs on it that make it look like it belongs on the

And I make like 40 or 50 chin straps at a time now because I've been selling them.

But it's... glue and elastic.

And I think the cutouts are actually on Thingiverse as well.

And then I've got a little stamp for the Pro-Tech.

Uh-huh

... that I opened up Thingiverse, which has really evolved lately.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Thingiverse has really changed for the good and for the bad.

Mm-hmm.

I mean, the good is that they're taking care of it, they're caring about it, they're updating it, they're, they're watching what's being posted, and they're updating the quality of the image itself, the presentation.

And yeah, it's good to have ads to make some money, but when you overdo it, that's just gonna push me to the other websites.

Yes.

Because I'm sure he's at Thingiverse downloading stuff and trying to render it and put it on the chip.

It's going to be tough for the Chromebook.

Yep.