I 3D printed this. How? While it may appear to be witchcraft and sorcery to 3D print impossible overhangs, its actually quite simple: It all comes down to the concept of embedding parts within prints. This geometry was achieved by printing the overhang sections as separate parts, then telling the printer to automatically pause at the right layer, then sliding it in, letting the printer seal in its new part. This design method is really quite interesting, allowing all sorts of geometries otherwise impossibe to print. Instead of absurd amounts of supports and rough surface finishes, just 3D print the overhangs flat on the print bed, then insert them in at the right time! I really hope I this inspires creators to understand that there is more to 3D printing and design for manufacturing, taking full advantage of custom gemetries while printing. 3D printers are wonderful tools, and they can make amazing things. Happy printing. #Design Tips

How much is a used A1 mini combo worth? Im planning to buy an X2D in about a week, I've already got an A1 combo and A1 mini combo, and I'm hovering around the idea of selling the mini. The problem is, its a newer machine, about a year old, <500 hours on it (probably ~400 if I had to guess), well maintained, and I would feel a bit bad about selling it because it feels so un-used to justify getting like $200 for it. I bought the machine for $400 flat after shipping and taxes, but like... How much could I get for it if I was to sell it? And if I sold to family, what would be a fair price?

Just released a new model, for any Rubik's collectors out there, or anyone who cannot solve a puzzle cube for the life of them, this is for you! This model is fully printable with a single color printer, designed with snap-on tiles for color, as well as a no-support-needed design! Check it out and let me know what you think! I hope you enjoy!

A little something im working on, a 2x2 pyraminx. I've been looking for one like this fir a while, but could never find one. Printable with single color printers, all the parts snap together! Hopefully I'll release it soon, follow to see it when I do

Yesterday I saw a contest listed under "future contests" that mentioned somwthing about "mini arcade", but i dont see it anymore. Is that still a future contest? I had some great ideas, im just curious if its rescheduled or something? Anyone have any information about this?

Ever find yourself in need of SD card organization? Here's something I made, a toaster that holds your SD cards like tiny pieces of bread! I have multiple color and size options available, please check it out and let me know what you think!

Ever needed to tighten something on the go, but didn’t want to carry a whole toolkit? Let me introduce you to the TrailBit, a print-in-place, no support needed tool that holds six 4mm precision hex bits. Designed for your keychain or bag, its great for trail fixes, electronics, or everyday use. Check it out and let me know what you think—feedback is welcome!

Welp, I just ran into one of my first nozzle clogs (bad ones at least), in my several years of printing. I was printing PLA in a 0.2 nozzle like Ive done countless times before, but apparently this time my printer didnt like me... had to scrap a print :(

With the AMS v2 pro coming out, it advertises it works with the A1 series of printers as well as all the others, it looks amazing being enclosed and having heating, but both of my A1s have an AMS lite already... I just don't wanna buy a AMS v2 pro or whatever if i can't use multiple... I can rig a system to input multiple into the hotend, each printer has 2 AMS ports, I just wonder if it'll work having two AMS now that we can use other AMS units (the new one you can daisy chain too, having multiple from one port) Anyone have any info on this topic? Would be greatly appreciated

New Easter-themed snakes dropping soon...

Ever want a fun minigame to play? Check out my stacking dinosaurs, where you can face off in a race to the skies, stacking dinosaurs on top of eachother! https://makerworld.com/models/1192477

New customizable lego-compatible snakes really soon...

I recently designed a lego-compatible snake for customizability with lego hats, however it appears the word "lego" is a no-no word on makerworld. Does anyone have suggestions on tags or title descriptions to not miss out on traffic? Im just curious what tags other creators are using? Using a zero for leg0 seems like a decent alternative, although are there any others?

Customization awaits! Im currently working on designing a snake that has a lego stud on its head, allowing users to attach a lego hat of their choosing, customizing their very own snake! I will keep working to adapt this design, and hopefully get it out as soon as i can!

New snake?

Ive been working on a few more snakes, i hope to get these two posted later today or tonorrow at the latest

Getting my next round of snakes ready, these ones have eggs cracked on their heads! Files should be up sometime tomorrow

As a result of my poll the other day, i am in the process of working on the new snakes, and they will be released at some point, however life has been a bit hectic recently…

What type of hat would you like to see next on my articulated snakes?

Heress an update on a few of my upcoming models, I have two new hat wearing snakes! The first one is a snazzy little snake wearing a cowboy hat, and the second one is wearing a set of HDZ (fpv) goggles