I had setup a 3d printed mount so that i could put a rasp pi cam inside of a gopro housing. This was just before i totaled the bike. I had wrote code that you can find at https://github.com/skywurz/PiCam-Gps this was all last year so im not sure where the files are.

I just want to remind people who are prying stuck parts off of print beds that the part may come loose at any moment. Remember to exercise basic sharp object handling and keep yourself out of the way of the tool you are using. After getting my nerves hooked back up i still have major loss of feeling in my left index finger.

I took the CT scan data of USNM270479 Cheetah Skull and mandible and made it into an stl. I printed it at 1:1 from the data i had and painted to to what i thought it should look like. Many thanks to http://humanorigins.si.edu @HumanOrigins

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:375587

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:285347

this snowball maker did not work well but a nice lesson was learned in this 20 hour print as you can see in the 3rd pic theres a blob this is where i pressed change filament when i heard the filament start jambing this saved the 20 hour print on hour 15 as it paused the progress and i was able to clear the jamb

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:460143

I printed this tiki with a Woodfill sample i got from www.The3dstuff.com as you can see i had some feeding issues at first and learned that you needed lite pressure from the extruder the sample came with enough that i was able to get a hang of printing with the material and then print something neat. overall i think i will look into picking up a full spool of woodfill.