I've done something different! Needed an armor set for a greek party, and decided to take it all the way, and make a set of light armor! The end result turned out quite AWESOME so I decided to share it! I'd love to get feedback, but also ideas on improvement and additions I could add! It's intended to be work with along with a light toga.

I needed some storage, which jetpad's mounts was perfect for, but I also needed to distinguish between different filament types. Especially PLA and PLA Pure was important, as I want to split those for very intentional usage. I decided to make a add on to the mounts which allow you to highlight clearly what kind of filament is located where. Please check it out and let me know what you think! :)

My first decorative print after a long run of boring PCB mounts! I've got an X2D on order and wanted to prove the upgrade's worth it — and level up first. This one's all off the trusty A1 Mini. The goal: make plastic look like worn, hand-thrown ceramic. A high-poly faceted texture scatters light and buries every layer line, so it reads as stoneware until you pick it up. Modeled in Tinkercad — learned a ton. Printed in white, cream & blush pink. Which colorway would you run?

Needed a USB hub for powering my DIY projects and development boards, so got this 4-port hub off Aliexpress. It can get heated, so I added some air gaps to allow air flow.