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4 3d printed Totoro figurines of various sizes and colors
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  • Alexandria SH Tsai
Little Totoro Family
A small bit of decoration for my room.
Screenshot of 3d slicer application with STL file on digital print bed
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  • Keheng Chen
Learning about 3d printers with a simple design
First time using a 3d printer to learn more about how they work in person.
3d printed lanyard card holder with U-M housing card inside
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  • Willem Samuel Thornborrow
Practical Card Holder for U-M Student
A little self-designed holder to keep MCard and Housing Card together.
3d printed testtube rack and selection of small 3d printed figurines on lab table
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  • Jared Alan Sharnowski
Custom Tube Rack for Lab
I created a space saving test tube rack for my lab and bonus desk buddy figurines for the team.
3d printed white bookmarks
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  • Christopher Son
Entrepreneurial Prototyping in the SDL
Testing out an getting assistance with an original creation for potential entrepreneurial ventures
Brown 3d printed Snail shaped planter and tan 3d printed turtle snail shaped planter on white bookshelf.
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  • Anthony Roland Dimeglio
Fun Pots for Plants
Contributing to a fun and innovative home decor - animal-shaped plant pots!
Picture of the 3D printed rolodex for switch cartridges
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  • Benjamin Christopher Mashburn
Printing a Rolodex for Switch Cartridges
Since first discovering the design lab I always wanted to do a larger product through 3D printing. This print is the culmination of that. As the name implies it is a rolodex for Nintendo Switch cartridges printed in a variety of filament colors.
3d printed gray necklace giftbox with image of two faces in black on top
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  • Ross Michael Towbin
Custom Box Creates Perfect Gift
Making a custom box equals two memorable gifts in one!
Top and side view of a blue mouthpiece used for Tuba
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  • Brennan Joseph Kompas
Using technology to rock the whole field up.
In search of an inexpensive and personalized option for a Tuba mouthpiece, a student uses a 3D printer to make one herself to get her passion up and running again.
L-shaped stand with a phone mount at the top to read the Chess board
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  • Sergio Gene Malik Goodwin
Smart Chess is here!
A classic game gets a smart upgrade. EECS students employ a Google Pixel camera, Raspberry Pi, and a 3D-printed case for real-time chess alerts and position evaluation in a final project.