I hate having my water bottle on the floor of the plane or car, but it doesn't usually fit in the seat back pocket in front of me. I designed this hook to hang an item with a loop or strap from the seat back pocket so that it is easy to reach during a trip, but doesn't take up much room. It is a straightforward model, with rounded corners for easy carrying in a pocket or bag, and uses less than 8 gm of filament. I hope that you enjoy it!

I designed this snowball mold and thrower to tie into Christmas with just enough time to print before Christmas morning. It is designed with a couple of cool features, too, to make it easier and safe to use. I hope that you enjoy it!

I made this size to be able to print several on a single build plate. It still has the sound quality of the larger drums, but is higher in pitch than the others that I've designed.

I scaled the Hand Drum - Large down to 75% so that it could be printed on the A1 Mini. My first attempt had too thin of a membrane (a single layer) so I remixed the design to kept the membrane thickness while scaling the body. It still sounds great!

My 9 mo. old grandson loves percussion instruments, so after shakers and rhythm sticks I decided to design and print a drum for him. He loves it (that's his hand in one of the pictures, shown for scale).

I got my first 3D printer right before the pandemic, so a lot of my early prints were related to that. Near the end of the mask restrictions, we took a trip and I wanted a themed ear saver for my kids, this is what I came up with.