User:Crosby Owens

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Contact Info

Email

[email protected]

Thingiverse Account

http://www.thingiverse.com/dbpc/overview

Intro

Hi, My name is Crosby. This is my user page where I will post my weekly blog posts and projects that I am working on in. I will continue to update this page as I progress through the class.

Blogs

Blog #1

Cellular Lamp

A) Something amazing/beautiful

I felt that a lot of the designs posted on thingiverse did not have very many beautiful designs. Most of them seemed very blocky or crude. I really liked this lamp because of its abstract flowing lines. I also liked it because it seemed like something that would actually be harder to make by hand than using a 3d printer.

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:19104




Rabbit Holding Gem


B) Something funny or strange

I found this rabbit holding a gem to be particularly strange for a couple of reasons. One reason that it looked really strange to me is the rabbits face. It has a kind of evil possessed look to it which is pretty weird. I also found it strange because the rabbit was holding a black gem. This lead me to believe that the gem it is holding is possessing it.

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:135905




Zebra Cake


C) Something useless

To me anything that is made out of plastic to look like food is a complete waste. All it does is make me hungry. This fake zebra cake doesn't even look that realistic. The only possible use I could see it having is to be used in a prank but even that would not be very good. Therefore I feel that it is completely useless and a waste of plastic.

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:115387




Hand Power Generator


D) Something useful

I thought this generator was really useful because it allows you to use the 3d printer to make electricity. This seemed really cool to me because you could potentially use something like this to power the Raspberry Pi or even the printer itself. It could also be used to power other things too. The only downside is that it isn't made from al 3d printed parts (wires and electrical stuff.

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:145186




Raspberry Pi Case


E) The ‘best’ printable Raspberry Pi case you can find

This Raspberry Pi case stood out to me because of its stackable design. I thought that would be very useful in a class like ours with multiple Raspberry Pi's because it would allow them to be neat and organized which would save us space. The design also didn't seem too complicated and looked relatively easy to print which is key for making any Raspberry Pi case good.

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:19978

Blog #2