Ponoko - All items tagged with modular

Popsicle Choker

STYMMETRY — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 06:50:47 GMT

The Popsicle Choker is a rigid wooden necklace for assembly by the user. Each of the 32 pieces are identical. Can also be worn on the head as wreath. These pieces are currently made from wood due to the unknown tolerances of plastics, but hopefully after some testing it will be available in acrylic (as depicted).

Scrabble Necklace

STYMMETRY — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 06:50:47 GMT

The Scrabble Choker uses a similar but different technique of construction. Each component is cut and etched with a letter and point value, just like real scrabble pieces! Constructing the necklace allows you to express some personality. Anything that can be said in 48 letters is possible! These pieces are currently made from wood due to the unknown tolerances of plastics, but hopefully after some testing it will be available in acrylic (as depicted).

Octahedron.eps

mocoro — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 20:33:33 GMT

An octahedral modular stackable furniture piece: 8 equilateral triangular panels joined at each side and at each vertex by 24 interlocking interior connectors. The geometry allows modular stacking, along each edge (as shown in the 3rd image) or vertically panel to panel (as shown in the 4th image), for a varied array of assemblies, bookshelves, screenwalls, side tables, stools, etc.

Horizontal Octahedron Stack Connector.eps

mocoro — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 20:40:17 GMT

Connectors for the Octahedron modular furniture pieces, used between stacked Octahedrons in place of the two separate connectors at the sides of each equilateral triangular panel (as highlighted in blue in the 2nd image). 10 connectors per sheet, enough to connect between 7 and 12 Octahedrons, depending on configuration.

Manifold jewelry .01

alienology — Fri, 15 May 2009 17:39:42 GMT

Geometric patterns when stacked in 3rd dimension create some beautiful forms. There's virtually no waste material left after making these designs.

Ladder Box (kit)

alecperkins — Tue, 15 Feb 2011 22:03:44 GMT

The Ladder Box is a modular shelving system kit made from bamboo and acrylic. The shelves can be placed along a variety of mounting slots for different configurations. Designed for electronics (such as a cable modem, wireless router, media server), the shelves have cable runs and vertical dividers to keep the cables and electronics organized. Fully assembled, the Ladder Box is 28" high, 16" wide, and 13" deep. The bamboo is 6.7mm-thick Amber. Any color acrylic that has a 5.6mm thickness option can be used. Please specify a color when ordering. For available colors, see http://j.mp/PonokoUSAcrylics For now, the only inserts available are basic shelves and vertical dividers. However, the flexible mounting system means different inserts can be made, including drawers or even purpose built shelves for specific applications. (Think a caddy for a Mac Mini media server, an ethernet cable coiling panel, or a shelf with a secret compartment!) If you have a specific insert in mind, a custom design can be a made. Assembly required: ordinary wood glue or white glue necessary for some components. (Electronics not included.)

Bamboo Oridama

m7AZ1nv1 — Sat, 16 Apr 2011 21:24:12 GMT

Laser cut bamboo veneer earrings - designed from a modular origami icosahedron. Lightweight and attention grabbing :)

Eurorack Panel for the "Random Looping Sequencer" Project

glitched — Tue, 09 Apr 2013 02:07:25 GMT

This is a Eurorack-format panel for the "Random Looping Sequencer" synthesizer DIY project (see below for more information), created by Tom Whitwell. This is an original design by (d), a.k.a. glitched (http://glitched.org), but the template was based off of Whitwell's original work. There is a simple, 4HP "expander" panel included in the .svg file, which has labels for clock output and four individual "random" triggers (all taken from the expansion header on the back of the main module). The picture gallery (linked below) includes examples of prototypes on black matte and white acrylic. Both versions look cool, but the black matte version with the thinner "data window" looks most striking. The white version with the heavy-rasterized window didn't work out as I hoped. The LEDs dance around like ghosts, but they're too diffused to give any meaningful user-output. TIPS AND NOTES: +The matte materials are not recommended if you're going to be using the "fill-in, then wipe the excess away" method of in-filling. The material is porous and it will be very difficult to get rid of smudges. Glossy acrylic is pretty hassle-free. +I used "heavy raster" engraving for the text and symbols, but the cuts seem unnecessarily deep for in-filling using a Lacquer-Stik. There's too much excess paint to wipe off. I have no experience with the other raster intensities, so I can't tell you if they will give you better results. +If you want to put a knob on the "range" pot, you'll be covering part of the second arrow symbol. These designs are an Attribution NonCommercial license. In other words, you can't sell them, but you can remix them; if you do that, you have to give me credit ("original by (d) of glitched.org" or similar). -------------- Picture gallery: http://is.gd/jLmu8L Project page on muffwiggler.com: http://is.gd/OHWNIg

Scale: Modular Acrylic Mirrors

RandomWalkDesignLab — Sun, 25 Nov 2012 03:21:47 GMT

A set of laser cut acrylic mirrors. Hexagonal modules, based on the shapes and patterns in snake skin scales are available in three different sizes. It will nicely complement any modern interior.