I designed and tested an internal mount for the Tapo C100 camera inside my H2D Laser Edition to monitor prints using BlueIris. The green acrylic doors block the view from the outside, so I needed an internal solution. This setup works well and I’ve completed several prints with the heated chamber without any issues so far. This was tested on the Laser Edition, and I’m not sure how well it fits the regular H2D with glass doors and different window thicknesses, so please check before installing.

One day, my kid found a medal, put it on, and said it was his "Dragon Stone". I figured out it was part of the Dragon Masters story he listens to before going to bed. The gold soccer medal didn’t look anything like the green crystal from the story, so I made my own version of the necklace.

I printed a very nice crossbow model for my kids, but couldn’t find a simple and lightweight target to be hit by the soft cotton ear stick projectiles. So, I made a few myself - and to make it more fun for the kids, I designed them as little monsters!

I created a modular filament swatches system with a parametric box that keeps your 3D printing samples neat and organized! The box uses 12 mm Brother label tape for easy naming, includes a 0.2 mm transparency guide to check translucency, and secures with M3 × 30 mm bolts. Three versions of boxes (small, medium, large) plus a Fusion 360 file let you customize any size you need. Print swatch, label it, and enjoy a hassle-free way to manage hundreds of filaments!