Over the past years, I’ve seen many strong ideas in the maker community that never made it beyond the concept stage. Not because they weren’t good enough, but because complex projects often require more than just motivation. They need time, resources, and technical support. That’s why I find Bambu Lab’s Let’s Make It initiative interesting. Let’s Make It is an open program designed to support makers with ambitious ideas by providing funding, technical resources, and visibility. Instead of focusing on quick content or trends, the program is aimed at projects that require real craftsmanship, deep expertise, and the courage to push boundaries. What I appreciate about this approach is that it puts the idea first. Not the creator’s reach, not marketing performance, but the substance of the project itself. Whether it’s an engineering challenge, a long-term build, or a project with social impact, the focus is on turning meaningful concepts into reality. In a time where it’s easy to get distracted by fast results, initiatives like this remind us why many of us started making things in the first place. To solve real problems, to explore what’s possible, and to create something that lasts. If you’re working on a project that feels too complex, too ambitious, or simply too big to tackle alone, this program might be worth a closer look. You can find more details about Let’s Make It here: https://bambulab.com/en-eu/letsmakeitfund

Dear Community, The success of the LEAH project has truly exceeded my expectations. Seeing the lamps printed, shared and even added to online shops around the world is something that makes me genuinely happy. Every photo, every message and every story from makers brings the project to life in ways I could never achieve alone. LEAH was created as a modular lighting system that anyone can build with, and it is incredibly rewarding to watch the community turn it into something so much bigger. I continue to answer every question I can and offer as much support as possible. The full system is now available, the documentation is growing and the first commercial collections are already appearing. I wish everyone the best of success with their own work and hope the lamps will bring good business and enjoyment to many makers. LEAH is now available in the Late Pledge phase. Anyone who missed the original campaign can still join, with both tiers open again, personal use and commercial. The price is slightly higher to cover platform fees, but the full content is included. For anyone considering joining. LEAH is modular, documented, fully printable and shaped by the creativity of this community. I look forward to seeing more makers become part of the project. Thank you! Juri

The LEAH Studio Collection is now complete, marking one of the major stretch goals of the project. I am genuinely happy to see the first printed lamps appearing in the community, and watching these large scale pieces come to life is incredibly motivating. The Studio sets introduce six new shades and six new bases designed as statement pieces for interior and architectural spaces. As always, every Studio model is fully compatible with all existing adapters, shades and bases across the entire LEAH system. This campaign has now surpassed 22 000 USD in support, a level of interest and trust I never anticipated at the beginning. I want to express my sincere gratitude to everyone who backed the project. Your enthusiasm, feedback and early prints continue to drive the project forward. With the Studio stretch goal released, I will finish the remaining documentation and refinements before moving toward the closing phase of the campaign delivery. After that, I will start working on my next major project. It will be something entirely new for this platform, a concept that has not appeared here before, and I look forward to revealing more soon. Juri