Re: 3D-printed puppet parts Posted by ArthurS on Dec 23, 2013
That's awesome!!  Now to wish for a printer! lol
Re: 3D-printed puppet parts Posted by Tioh on Dec 25, 2013
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A lever to add moveable eyes to the eyelids: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:212693

A simple baseplate for the eyelids (not made for movable eyes): http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:212683
Re: 3D-printed puppet parts Posted by Tioh on Dec 30, 2013
The assembled eyes with movable eyelids and a lever under the baseplate for the eye. Both eyes can be turned left or right independently.

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The plate underneath has a hole under each eye and I made a hole in each ping pong ball - installing LEDs is easy.

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Re: 3D-printed puppet parts Posted by ArthurS on Dec 30, 2013
LOVE!!!
Re: 3D-printed puppet parts Posted by TygerMin on Dec 30, 2013
This is great!  Might have to test out Shapeways on these.  Now to figure out the price. 
Re: 3D-printed puppet parts Posted by Tioh on Jan 04, 2014
A nose for a dog or wolf puppet:
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http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:219232
Re: 3D-printed puppet parts Posted by Shawn on Jan 05, 2014
Tioh,
Could anyone down load the file and then go over to shapeways to get it printed or would that be an infringement on your ownership of the file?
Re: 3D-printed puppet parts Posted by TygerMin on Jan 05, 2014
I am curious as well.

Posted by: Tioh on Dec 17, 2013
I put them on Thingiverse under Non-Commercial Creative Commons license. You can download and print them for your own use - as long as you do not sell them. You can scale them to any size you want.


This is just the first basic model there will be more complicated parts in the future. If anybody wants to buy them I could upload them on Shapeways.

Not sure how to read that in regards to Shapeways.

Re: 3D-printed puppet parts Posted by Tioh on Jan 05, 2014
I uploaded the models to shapeways and made them public - anybody should be able to order them:
http://www.shapeways.com/designer/Tioh

https://www.shapeways.com/model/1608464/ping-pong-ball-holder-for-puppet-eyelid.html?li=my-models&materialId=6
https://www.shapeways.com/model/1608483/puppet-eyelid-for-4cm-ping-pong-balls.html?li=my-models&materialId=6
https://www.shapeways.com/model/1608556/lever-for-4cm-ping-pong-ball-movable-puppet-eye.html?li=my-models&materialId=6

https://www.shapeways.com/model/1608595/dog-nose-for-plushies-or-puppets.html?li=my-models&materialId=6

I think I should redo some of the models for Shapeways as the use more material when necessary and Shapeways charges for that. It should be possible to make the models cheaper by reducing the wall thickness and adding some holes (where nobody can see them).
Re: 3D-printed puppet parts Posted by yalaurie on Jan 05, 2014
totally awesome!
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