I designed this print to play with the Fuzzy Skin Paint Tool. I really enjoy the fuzzy moss like shapes on the smooth field. This would be a great model for the H2D, H2C and the X2D when it arrives. I have printed it on my PS1 with AMS and also on the Snapmaker U1.

This cat food can holder/riser is designed to receive a standard 5.5 oz food can. I designed it using Fiskies brand cat food. It has a snug fitting lid for storing open cans in the refrigerator. It also feature a hole in the bottom and finger notches on the sides for easy can removal. The cat graphics on the side are slightly raised and are sliced to print with fuzzy skin to resemble fur. The cat on the lid is flush so it can be printed face down on the build plate.

I just discovered Bambu Lab's new TPU for AMS. This is one of my first designs with it's properties in mine. This filament is much stiffer than normal A95 TPU so it has less squish but still flexes like a leaf spring. This Door Stop was designed to take advantage or it's spring quality. It should be easy to scale up or down in your slicer to suit your needs.

This model is printed using the new TPU for AMS from Bambu. I bought it by mistake, now I have a new favorite filament. It has a shore hardness of 68D which is much stiffer than regular TPU filament. Because it is stiffer it can be loaded into you ABS and printed much faster, but it still has the feel of rubber.

When I posted my first charger design I did not think it would get many makes. I thought that other designs that also provide cable management would be more popular. To my surprise it has been downloaded more than any of my other models so I have decided to double down. In this iteration I have removed the mounting screws from sight my using keyhole mount. I think this will add to it minimalist appeal.

These tees are great for irons and woods alike. They last longer than wooden tees. I included nine tees on one plate. Enjoy, and please review.

I designed this to take on camping trips but it gets a lot of use around the house as well. I use it whenever I want to brew less than a full pot.

I designed this mount for the smart charging cable on my class b van. I take it on lots of day trips where I just leave the cable behind. This gives me an easy way to keep it of the ground. I have included a small template/ jig for marking drill holes and setting the depth for the key hole mounts. I hope this comes in handy. I used #8, ¾" round head wood screws.

I designed Safe Enough: Hide-A-Key to stash my keys while surfing. I have been using it for years. I just redesigned it with snap on plates and a double front wall for added security. Print and enjoy. Please follow me on Maker World to be informed when I release new face plates and model updates.

This is my go to coffee maker when I camp in the van. I can make a single cup or fill the thermos.

I just put up my first panel of HSW and I had a combination Square hanging from a pliers attachment (not cool). So I downloaded a bin and modified it to my needs. I left an opening where the level is so that I could take pride in how well the panel is hung.