Ponoko - All items tagged with Toys

Spinning Top Acrylic

madebydan — Thu, 08 May 2008 05:11:22 GMT

A spinning top. It looks best in the transparent acrylics but essentially can be made from any 3mm acrylic. I can engrave something on the top for you, just send me an image or eps of what you want. See the photo of the colours for an example.

Ralph the wrong child brooch

marmalademonkey — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 21:26:03 GMT

Ralph the Wrong child brooch. Ralph the wrong child is very naughty, he tries very hard to listen to what the other wrong children are saying but tends to get distracted and can be found gnawing on the furniture. Made from acrylic with hand painted details and a clear acrylic cover, pinned with copper pegs.

Rex the wrong child brooch

marmalademonkey — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 21:25:27 GMT

Rex the Wrong child brooch. Rex the wrong child is very devious,he thinks he should be the boss. Whenever the wrong children are out on a mission he tries to sabotage it. Really he is just shy and misunderstood. Made from acrylic with hand painted details and a clear acrylic cover, pinned with copper pegs.

Red the wrong child brooch

marmalademonkey — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 21:24:17 GMT

Red the Wrong child brooch. Red is the ringleader for the wrong children. he's pretty smart, and has a thing for barbie. Made from acrylic with hand painted details and a clear acrylic cover, pinned with copper pegs.

Rufus the Wrong child brooch

marmalademonkey — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 21:24:51 GMT

Rufus the Wrong child brooch. Rufus is pretty stupid, he is not much help to the wrong children, he just stares blankly into space. Made from acrylic with hand painted details and a clear acrylic cover, pinned with copper pegs.

Critter Eps

pYidvGZIvKgiImC3 — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 01:55:56 GMT

3D Critter based on a simple box design with inserts. Base design is straight forward self assembly and requires no gluing. Any graphics can be screen printed on the sheet prior to assembly. This is a prototype only, and has only been tested with card. Trial at your own risk.

Magic Counters

XlaIrGsaWgmNtS4Z — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 02:35:41 GMT

Counters for use with the "Magic: the Gathering" Trading card game.

Plate No. 144 of the Cycloidal Scribbling-Engine

mrvelocipede — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 14:42:33 GMT

This is exactly like the toy you remember, only bigger and with more options. Each plate is cut from 3mm clear acrylic, is 7" (18cm) across, and includes a variety of rings and gears in several sizes. The individual plates work as self-contained sets, or they can be combined with each other to make an ever-increasing number of different patterns. The laser-cut plate will be shipped directly from Ponoko to you, which means that you'll need to provide your own pins, pin-board (I recommend foamcore), and pens. NOTE! This drawing tool uses pins with sharp points. It is not recommended that you give it to a small child (or foolish grown-up person) who might eat the pins. Eating pins is pretty much always a bad idea. There's a slightly longer discussion of pins and pens on my page of notes, which also addresses the problem of pen-skid: http://polychroma.com/spiro-info.html Plate 144 contains outer ring 144, inner/outer ring 144-96, inner/outer ring 96-63, and gear 63. All the patterns shown in this group were drawn using parts from this plate only.

Plate No. 150 of the Cycloidal Scribbling-Engine

mrvelocipede — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 14:40:40 GMT

This is exactly like the toy you remember, only bigger and with more options. Each plate is cut from 3mm clear acrylic, is 7" (18cm) across, and includes a variety of rings and gears in several sizes. The individual plates work as self-contained sets, or they can be combined with each other to make an ever-increasing number of different patterns. The laser-cut plate will be shipped directly from Ponoko to you, which means that you'll need to provide your own pins, pin-board (I recommend foamcore), and pens. NOTE! This drawing tool uses pins with sharp points. It is not recommended that you give it to a small child (or foolish grown-up person) who might eat the pins. Eating pins is pretty much always a bad idea. There's a slightly longer discussion of pins and pens on my page of notes, which also addresses the problem of pen-skid: http://polychroma.com/spiro-info.html Plate 150 contains outer ring 150, inner/outer ring 150-105, inner/outer ring 105-72, and gear 72. All the patterns shown in this group were drawn using parts from this plate only.