Ponoko - All items tagged with shape

Test Cuts

KaiserRoyale — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 11:59:00 GMT

A series of shapes to cut to test how wide you need to make your cuts so that they snap together perfectly. You will have different results with wood and acrylic as acrylic is a lot stiffer and less forgiving than wood. These pieces have been designed to be cut from 3mm thick material, however if you look at the design you will be able to adapt it to thicker materials.

Surfboard Rulers, Fin Placement

YakasDesign — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 04:04:22 GMT

This template includes 2 useful rulers on the same sheet of material for helping you shape a surfboard. I suggest 0.5mm clear PETG. You are only buying the template file from me and not the actual rulers. You use the template file to create the rulers through ponokos website. Send me a message if you have any questions The first ruler is a 12" x 24" clear flexible rectangle that is placed on the string of the board and allows you to easily mark dimensions to the rail and fin placements. There is also a cutout on the ruler to help draw the fin lines. This ruler also includes 30, 45, and 60 degree lines. The second ruler is a 30" straight edge. Both rulers have a hole to hang them and are laser etched. You will need to rub some black stuff into the etching so you can clearly see the markings. Good luck and shape away.

Surfboard Rulers

YakasDesign — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 19:46:40 GMT

2 useful rulers on the same sheet of 0.5mm clear PETG for helping you shape a surfboard. The first ruler is a 12" x 24" clear flexible rectangle that is placed on the string of the board and allows you to easily mark dimensions to the rail and fin placements. There is also a cutout on the ruler to help draw the fin lines. This ruler also includes 30, 45, and 60 degree lines. The second ruler is a 30" straight edge. Both rulers have a hole to hang them and are laser etched. You will need to rub some black stuff into the etching so you can clearly see the markings. Good luck and shape away.

Argentina Mirror Large

PrintableGeography — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 05:12:00 GMT

Always want to see yourself in Argentina? Here's you chance. Get a mirror in the shape of Argentina and pimp up your walls. Large mirrors are cut out of 34x79cm mirror. We will provide you with instructions on the exact positions on islands (where applicable), so your mirror-art is also geographically correct. The mirror will be 3mm thick and very light you can simply attach the mirrors where ever you want using power strips. You want another country, or a gold-mirror? No problem, contact us and we design it for you! If your shipping destination is not listed below, contact us for a specific quote.

Argentina Mirror Medium

PrintableGeography — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 05:11:37 GMT

Always want to see yourself in Argentina? Here's you chance. Get a mirror in the shape of Argentina and pimp up your walls. Medium mirrors are cut out of 34x34cm mirror. We will provide you with instructions on the exact positions on islands (where applicable), so your mirror-art is also geographically correct. The mirror will be 3mm thick and very light you can simply attach the mirrors where ever you want using power strips. You want another country, or a gold-mirror? No problem, contact us and we design it for you! If your shipping destination is not listed below, contact us for a specific quote.

Argentina Mirror Small

PrintableGeography — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 05:11:11 GMT

Always want to see yourself in Argentina? Here's you chance. Get a mirror in the shape of Argentina and pimp up your walls. Small mirrors are cut out of 18x18cm mirror. We will provide you with instructions on the exact positions on islands (where applicable), so your mirror-art is also geographically correct. The mirror will be 3mm thick and very light you can simply attach the mirrors where ever you want using power strips. You want another country, or a gold-mirror? No problem, contact us and we design it for you! If your shipping destination is not listed below, contact us for a specific quote.

Tesseract

DansShowcase — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 16:38:56 GMT

A tesseract is a simulation of the fourth dimension. Essentially a tesseract is to a cube what a cube is to a rectangle.

Awesome Thing

DansShowcase — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 16:37:31 GMT

Just a cool lookin thing