Stand for Tag Heuer Smartwatch Craddle

This is a work done with the help of a friend, who asked me to 3D design a stand for a Tag Heuer Smartwatch cradle, since they were non existent (at that time). Another requirement was to use the least amount of material possible.

First sketches, then some measures to the smartwatch cradle. Later 3D design in 3D software. And iterations with 3D printing.

More testing with 3D printing prototypes.

Latest prototype, already tested with the TagHeuer smartwatch:

The latest product can be 3D printed here:

Hack your car: box for media player or smartphone

Some time ago I dismantle the central console of my Mazda 5 because I noticed it had a useless black plastic piece in the center. I removed it and 3D print with the Monoprice printer my own custom box. The measures were spot on; I love this little 3D printer. Here the results:

BINOCULUS

Some years ago I developed with some other friends a fold-able 3D viewer, similar to the Viewmaster from the 80's. I got some of the remaining lenses from that product and try to develop a newer version, but in this case using a smartphone instead of printed stereo-grams.

This time I used a plastic cardboard instead of the cardboard or construction paper.

I redesigned the whole frame to hold a smartphone Samsung S3 form factor. It also holds perfectly a Nexus 5.

Earlier prototype

Earlier prototype

Latest prototype without the band strap

Minecraft Helmet

We designed a Minecraft helmet with the Creeper skin, so I can sneak inside the creeeper's secret meetings...

Materials: Plastic Cardboard, glue, foam, skin of a dead Creeper.