I designed these RSM rim caps for the CODE1 and printed them on our Thing-O-Matic 3D printer.

This design is open source and files are available at Thingiverse here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:13927



Please leave questions and comments bellow. Enjoy and thanks!

Finally! Someone made this! Is there any chance you could sell this? Of course I would ask OD first but....I would like two or three of these...please?

I LOVE THIS! Open source for the win.

That was rad!

Man that's awesome!

OMG I WANT!!!!

JaysonB

That is so awesome.

WOW! can we say "future possible official product"?

Please sell some of these!

(I have been *this* close to buying a Super Photon... this would be so much better...)

Epic.

Holy Buckets! That was so flipping amazing!

Thing-O-matic.
Just where do I get one?

The kit and assembled version can be bought directly from MakerBot. They're having a sale right now and it's a pretty good deal too. http://www.makerbot.com/blog/2011/11/28 ... er-monday/

Alternatively, the kit can be bought from Maker Shed. Coupon codes seem to work for it too so make sure they take advantage of them! http://www.makershed.com/product_p/dsmb01.htm

I strongly suggest getting the kit version. It's fun and easy to build and most of the tools are already included. Plus, you get to know exactly how the whole machine goes together.

There are also a bunch of 3D printers that can print out the caps, some of them of lower cost too. I like Makerbot since they provide good documentation and is a great machine to get started with 3D printing.

These are really cool.

Am I the only one wondering what keeps the caps from rubbing against the rims? Is it just super rigid plastic? It seems to be.

Chu,

I have a buddy who is huge into the Maker-Bot scene here in Columbus. Any chance you would post your files for printing these? I would love to have him print me out a pair to try.

Damn... missed that part. Too swept up in the awesomeness of the video.

Build em! sell em! We approve, no licence mumbo-jumbo required.

Surely you guys need prototype testers right??? *wink wink*

But seriously, I have a lot of RSM/hubstack tricks and it's a little bit hard to catch the tiny ricestacks sometimes (I am pretty good at catching them though). So I would love to try one of these, greater trick possibilities!

So awesome.