Ponoko - All items tagged with holder

Martian Card Holders & Key Rings

MartianDesign — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 06:50:33 GMT

A 2-piece Business Card Holder and matching Key Tag - the perfect freebie gifts for our loyal Martian clients. We had these cut from 3mm Flouro Green Acrylic and they work perfectly. The card shelf simply slots through the back rest to create a stable card holder. And a standard key chain is added to our Martian Guy to make a funky Key Ring.

Magazine Rack

dylonious — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 06:50:48 GMT

Magazine Rack in American Cherry MDF 2-sided veneer. Assembly required.

Magazine Rack

dylonious — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 06:50:03 GMT

Magazine Rack in American Cherry MDF 2-sided veneer. Assembly required.

Cellphone Holder Wallplate.Eps

arquidan — Sun, 07 Dec 2008 01:32:22 GMT

Cellphone Charging Station. To hold your cellphone while it charges. Includes side notches to roll up the excess cord. You need to heat the acrylic and bend it.

Juggling Club Rack

dylonious — Sun, 16 Sep 2012 13:49:57 GMT

Hang your juggling clubs on your walls with this Juggling Club Rack. Made from 6.7mm, 3-Ply, Amber Bamboo. This 181mm x 181mm flat pack contains TWO full racks: enough to hang six standard juggling clubs. Simple assembly. No glue required. Needs two screws per rack for wall anchors that you supply. Juggling clubs not included.

5UP Pencil Sharpener (SVG)

FlightsofIdeas — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 14:39:41 GMT

Published in Wired Magazine 17.01 This is a design that I put together for PonokoID ponoko.com/ponoko-id. I came up with the design based on the requirements for a Wired Magazine article. It's a fun and simple design that can be made with a few odds and ends from the local hardware store. I really want to see someone come up with a 5UP design that looks like 5 health bars out of a computer game. Enjoy. The design is free of charge. You can use it on the proviso that you share a small part of your personal expertise in the education of others. You can do this in any way that you wish and your contribution need only be small. If you’re a busy person then you can always contribute to a charity like The Fred Hollows Foundation http://www.hollows.org. For the Wired Article online, see http://www.wired.com/culture/design/multimedia/2008/12/pl_create Toss Your Most Brilliant Product Ideas Into Ponoko.com's Fishbowl By Sonia Zjawinski ... "What We Wanted A pencil holder that doubles as a sharpener. What We Got Frosted acrylic guides channel the pencils into store-bought sharpeners. A handle provides leverage, and the rear panel can be removed for cleaning out the shavings." ... Instructions I've put all of the objects into the one SVG file, although you may want to cut the body and guides out of different materials, as shown in the photographs. The box base should be cut from 6mm material. The pencil guides can be any thickness. The original SketchUp file that I created can be downloaded from Thingiverse http://www.thingiverse.com. You can modify it and then use my "SketchUp SVG Outline Plugin" http://code.google.com/p/sketchup-svg-outline-plugin/ to create different SVG files. See my Instructables http://www.instructables.com/member/flightsofideas/ for more information. The design fits 10x5mm (0.6x0.4in) single hole sharpeners and 6mm (1/4in) threaded rod. There are holes to allow 2M screws which give it a steampunk-ish look. You will also need a handle (you may need to change the spacing and diameter of the screw holes). A cabinet magnet can also be used to keep the rear panel firmly in place. To assemble, glue the box together with PVA or another clear-drying glue. If using ply for the base, simply drive the screws in by hand. If using something like acrylic you will have to pre-drill and perhaps tap holes into perpendicular edges. Use epoxy to glue the sharpeners in place. You may also want to modify the design to include a channel for shavings if the sharpening blade does not sufficiently clear the 6mm material. You can also attach the cabinet magnet (optional) at this stage to the rear panel. Once dry, use the threaded rod to fasten the guides into place. Use nuts and washers to sandwich the guides and the top panel of the box. Add dome nuts to the tops of the threaded rods. To get the threaded rod to the length that I wanted, I simply used a Dremel to cut a single 2ft piece into 6 segments. Attach a nice handle to the box, add pencils, and start sharpening.

5UP Pencil Sharpener (EPS)

FlightsofIdeas — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 14:38:32 GMT

leather coin pouch

prag-O-matic — Sun, 26 Jun 2011 22:06:13 GMT

About three inches equilaterally. Conditioned with neatsfoot oil to color and soften. Two snap closures make for access on either side.

iHandstand

FlightsofIdeas — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 10:40:37 GMT

I usually watch my iPod at night while I’m sitting in bed - the problem is having to hold the iPod out in front of my face. I thought that it would be nice to have some helping hands, so I designed some. This is my design for a landscape iPod nano "hand" holder - hence the cheesy "i" prefix to the name. I don't know why I didn't make this design available a long time ago, but I just remembered I was hanging onto it when I could have been sharing it. For some in depth instructions, see http://flightsofideas.com/?p=535 or have a look at a video of me putting it together http://www.vimeo.com/2658984 The design is free of charge. You can use it on the proviso that you share a small part of your personal expertise in the education of others. You can do this in any way that you wish and your contribution need only be small. If you’re a busy person then you can always contribute to a charity like The Fred Hollows Foundation http://www.hollows.org