There's no time like the holidays. Elevate your family gatherings with these cute napkin holders featuring the outline of everyone's favorite holiday fowl. Most of all, use this time of year to remember the things we have to be thankful for and spread joy to others! Happy Thanksgiving

Show your school spirit with this Georgia Tech pendant! This printed pretty quickly using gold (main body) and blue (1 mm raised edge) PLA. You should be able to customize the colors to your liking. It includes a small hole that allows you to add fishing line or other wire for hanging.

Save floor space with this over the door hanging shoe rack. Base design includes door hook and two shelves. It’s modular, so you can add more shelves and shoes.

This one was designed by my wife! Each features a raised heart-shaped edge and six cutaway hearts. Just print and add earring hardware that can be found at most local craft shops (or the big company named for a river in South America). They're the perfect gift for Valentine's Day!

Show your love for the special people in your life (or yourself) with these triple heart earrings. Each features a heart-shaped outline framed by two solid hearts. Just print and add earring hardware that can be found at most local craft shops (or the big company named for a river in South America). They're the perfect gift for Valentine's Day!

I created a label holder that can be used for a dry box or storage container for filament. I cut the filament info from the cardboard Bambu filament boxes to use as labels.  When I move filament from storage to AMS I simply switch labels.  The problem: I always have 4 labels just lying around.  Enter this label holder for the filaments in the AMS!  It solved a problem I had and I hope you find it useful too (even if you aren’t currently using my filament label holders, which you should).

#2024 Annual Summary Last year I bought my first 3D printer as a birthday gift to myself after being encouraged by a coworker. It has given me a great deal of enjoyment! After arranging my printing space, I have printed something every day since setting up my P1S (57 days and counting!), from toys for my kids and their friends, household tools, Christmas decorations and gifts to 3D printing accessories. I’ve even modeled a few simple items of my own (coffee coaster, filament label holder). The possibilities are limited only by our imaginations! It’s hard to explain the excitement of watching an item take shape on a blank build plate. One rewarding thing has been hearing my kids say, “What are you printing today, Daddy?” or “Do you think we could make…?” I want to see how many consecutive days I can print something! Let’s go for 365 in 2025! What’s YOUR longest streak of consecutive days printing from your 3D printer?

I made this for my father-in-law who graduated from Georgia Tech in appreciation for helping me get my first 3D printer.