Ponoko - All items tagged with pirate

Woody Chaos Symbol Thing

Makersfield — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 07:53:16 GMT

Woody Chaos Symbol Thing has so many uses, you'll find yourself wondering how you ever lived without Woody Chaos Symbol Thing. Here are just some of the things you can do with Woody Chaos Symbol Thing: 1 - Make A Game. Spin Woody Chaos Symbol Thing on a table. If one of the arrows points to someone, remind them they are eventually going to die. 2 - Pirate Defense. In case of emergency, throw Woody Chaos Symbol Thing at an attacking Pirate. Pirate will flee immediately and leave your ship unharmed. Offer not valid in Somalia. 3 - Falling Satellite Avoidance Compass. If you find yourself in the path of a falling satellite, consult Woody Chaos Symbol Thing. Flee in any direction indicated by an arrow. 4 - Enemy Detection Unit for the Paranoid. Do you feel like they are out to get you? Consult Woody Chaos Symbol Thing. The arrows indicate the location of people who are most certainly out to get you. 5 - Chaotic Trivet. When dealing with a hot pan fresh from the oven or stove, simply place the pan on Woody Chaos Symbol Thing to protect your table services. Caution: Woody Chaos Symbol Thing may ignite when in direct contact with hot pans fresh from the oven or stove. Woody Chaos Symbol Thing is about 7 inches across. If you find a new use for Woody Chaos Symbol Thing, please let us know! Shipping is direct from Ponoko, so whatever they charge for shipping will be added to the final price.

Pete The Plastic Pirate Puppet

3ShsTwPVZysatWNp — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 13:34:27 GMT

This is a plastic puppet I created for my Tangible Interactive Design class. The puppet is designed to mimic the action of speaking or chewing (much like a nutcracker) pirate. Arrrrrr.

3-in-1 Mona Lisa

ShoppingZen — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 10:17:01 GMT

Did you know X-ray technology is currently allowing art historians to peer underneath famous works of art and see what might be hidden underneath? We may one day discover that Leonardo da Vinci first painted Mona Lisa as a bad ass pirate or perhaps a stealthy ninja assassin. No need to wait for that almost certain eventuality! You get: -Original Mona Lisa! -Pirate Mona Lisa (with eyepatch and flintlock pistol) -Ninja Mona Lisa (with katana and throwing star) These are perfect for etching into wood and other materials that will give you proper contrast. Whiteboard works best from my experience. I suppose you could also create some kind of Mona Lisa ninja/pirate hybrid but I'm not responsible for what might happen to you...