I'm loving the H2D cutting module! While I'm still a novice with cut designs, I'm loving the freedom to create decals, skins, and stickers. Check out this one I made for the iPhone 17 Pro camera bump - I hope you'll like it as much as I do.

The gods have descended to MakerWorld! I just finished my contest entry: Mount Olympus Humidifier. This model combines a classic Greek temple—and with a simple atomizer circuit, it actually produces real mist, wrapping Olympus in living clouds - while quietly doubling as a desktop humidifier. Check it out, give it a try, and let me know what you think, I'd love your feedback. May the gods smile on your printer!

When work sticks you in a windowless office... you just as well bring the party with you! That's what my team did. We turned the least favorite office in the building - nicknamed, "the cave," into the coveted spot with this Rave Cave sign, a disco light, and a healthy dose of camaraderie and collaboration. It boosted morale a TON, and we have a good time.

In my office almost everyone is a college grad from one school or another. A while back we started the tradition of printing off the school logos for each school we've graduated from. They're a great desk knick-nack and a fun way to show off where you went to school. What kinds of office traditions do you all have? How are you printing in the office space?

🎨 HueForge users — I made a profile for the Seashell Calibration tool to help dial in Transmission Distance (TD) values hassle-free. There are two build plates: one for single-color, one for full AMS (black in slot 1, others in 2–4). Just print, compare to the reference PDF, and update TDs in HueForge. Super easy, super helpful. You can find it on MakerWorld from my profile (link below) — happy to answer any questions! https://makerworld.com/en/@Pegasus3DP

I've always hated when I get somewhere and realize I forgot something. In fact, it bugged me so much I designed a storage box for my A1 mini travel setup so that the tools always stay with the printer! Check it out!

Have you ever wanted to discover a dinosaur? As a kid I sure did. In fact, I still do! My son got a sensory sandbox for his birthday a while back, and since he loves dinosaurs… I figured it'd be fun for him to discover some fossils. I snuck them in there before he woke up one morning, and he was DELIGHTED to discover them. I hope that your kids (or you, because let's be real - everyone's inner kid loves to dig up dinosaur bones) love it just as much as he did.

3D printing is so awesome I even take printers with me on vacation. My project right now is to outfit an A1 mini as a travel printer! This attached travel poop bucket is the first of my A1 Mini Travel Gear series. Whether it's for vacation at the in-laws, a church activity, a 3D print demo at a local school, or an on-the-spot rapid prototype/repair setup, I'm excited to have an A1 Mini ready to go anywhere.

Opportunistic Design for Additive Manufacturing is a design methodology that focuses on using the unique capabilities of 3D printing to create shapes, designs, and solutions that either aren't possible or aren't cost-effective with traditional manufacturing. This project takes a design and redesigns it with an opportunistic mindset. I'm sharing in hopes that it inspires other people to look at designs in a new way, to truly take advantage of the capabilities of 3D printing. Happy printing!

I was talking to a friend when he brought up that he was DM'ing an old-west themed DND campaign. He mentioned how he hated rolling dice against the players as the DM... a sentiment I quickly set out to resolve! And his giggle when he realized he could kill off players in his DND campaign with bullet dice? Well, that made it worth every minute of design and print time. Hope you enjoy these as much as I do!