Introducing the "3D Printer's Chia Pet" Or as I like to call him, Hair Smiles. Watch as he gets more hairy as you add purge lines from your prints to his head.

This is my submission for the cardboard spool contest. It seems like a fun way to re-use spools while creating an interesting decoration for your home. Enjoy watching this intricate sculpture print with all of the criss-crossing lines.

Presenting the Wireframe Pitcher! This is a pitcher that doesn't hold water. But it could certainly hold some M&M's if you wanted it to. I find this to be a pleasing-to-look-at decoration and conversation starter. While complex and impractical, I'm thinking this opens the door to a lot of wireframe models...stay tuned!

Presenting the Joystick Labyrinth. This is the result of a few weeks of designing. I had a goal to create a platform that could be controlled by tilting a joystick and I'm very happy with how it turned out. Maze-plates can be interchanged to create different challenges, and the simple design allows for users to create their own challenges as well.

I had this idea several months ago when I thought it might be possible to print an icosahedron net that could be folded together. As I developed a latch that could hold everything together, the whole project bloomed into creating all of the platonic solids with the earth mapped to their surfaces. A very fun project and a very satisfying final product.