My solution for storing hotends, as other models weren't satisfying for some reason. I tried to combine spaciousness and compactness.

Why buy if you can print?)

I don't know about anyone else, but I really didn't want to pay for an external exhaust system whose specifications didn't make it clear what I'd get. However, I was very familiar with the capabilities of the H2 series printer exhaust fan, so I decided to build an external exhaust system with speed control based on it. I hope someone else will find this useful.

I've always wanted a compact "all-in-one" soldering kit and now I have one.

When I bought the Dualsense Edge, my clear plastic case from the regular Dualsense didn't fit. Since I despise silicone cases and couldn't find a clear plastic one for the Edge nearby, I decided to make my own. Here it is. I'm happy.

I always used a PTFE tube for feeding the TPU back on the X1C and continued to do so on the H2S, but the latter doesn't have a rigid mount for the tube, so the hotend pushed it out during printing, changing its length inside the chamber. That's why I made this model.

I don't know if it's the same for everyone or if I'm just lucky, but my H2S lets odors through, which means it lets the VOC through too. I spent almost a week on modeling and testing solution.

I present a ventilation pipe adapter for H2 series printers that accepts 100mm pipe. Its unique feature is that the pipe rotates 360°.

Meet Zaza, the cutest character in Hollow Knight: Silksong in my opinion.

I present the 3rd version of the cleaner in a new design. How effective it is is up to you to judge.

With the recent release of AMS 2 Pro and AMS HT, it became possible to dry not only filament, but also reusable silica gel. For this purpose, I modeled this spool.

A handy tool for cleaning the plate with isopropyl alcohol.

Simple and convenient handle for carrying 19L bottles

Sometimes even a case needs a case :)