I designed this 3D printable bolt action pen for my students, many of whom benefit from sensory fidget tools in the classroom. It uses a Pilot G2 refill and spring, with the rest designed to be 3D printed. The pen includes a satisfying bolt action mechanism and interchangeable sensory rings that can be mixed and matched for different tactile experiences while writing, listening, or focusing.

Here is a tiny spiral passthrough I made. I am currently designing a gacha machine, and this is one of the small fidget toys I wanted to make for the capsules. I think it looks especially cool when printed in two colours, as the spiral pattern stands out more clearly. Just something small and fun I wanted to make and share.

I designed this 4-in-1 Gaming Controller Fidget as a small fidget toy inspired by a gaming controller. I used the overall shape as a starting point, then added a few fidget functions into the design. It has four different features built into one model: a trigger, small round gaming-style buttons, a joystick, and a clicky scroll wheel.

I made this magnetic whiteboard marker holder in the shape of Superman lifting a rock. It sticks onto a magnetic whiteboard and holds your markers, making it a fun little print for a classroom, office, or workshop.

Here is a box I designed with a sliding toggle mechanism. Sliding the toggle to one side locks the box and reveals ON, meaning the lock is engaged. Sliding it to the other side unlocks the box and reveals OFF. ( I also made another toggle with a more obvious LOCK / UNLOCK label). Enjoy :)

Here is an improved version of my Truchet Pattern Chainmail Fabric. The panels can now be inter-connected!!! More flexible, more expandable, and perfect for armour builds!

My take on the Trammel of Archimedes as a simple little fidget toy. I designed it to be as minimal and straightforward as possible, with an easy click-in assembly and a decorative pattern to give it a bit more character.

This is a chainmail fabric structure based on a Truchet pattern that came to mind, and I thought it looked cool enough to turn into a real, printable design.

My latest design – the Planetary Iris Box✨ It opens and closes with a planetary iris mechanism. It is very satisfying to play with, and to see the panels rotate and tuck neatly away. The motion feels like an airlock hatch you might see on a sci-fi movie🌀. I also added some Celtic decoration to make it cool😎.

It is a 3D shape I had in my head, so I decided to make it, but I have no idea what it could be used for.

My latest design - the Origami Heart Box❤️ Inspired by Japanese crafts, the lid opens and closes through a folding motion, much like origami. It is very satisfying to finally see it work as intended after many iterations!😃

A impossible vortex passthrough shaped after christmas tree and snowflake.

A mechanical gift box for Christmas, and it opens in a surprising way📦.

The multi-colour version of my magnetic butterfly design🦋.

A geometric Christmas tree I designed for Christmas🎄. It looks especially cool when printed with multi-colour silk filament. The colours shift from every angle as you turn it, giving it a really eye-catching effect✨.

A fabric structure that looks cool and feels quite playful in the hand.

A fabric structure that looks cool and feels quite playful in the hand.

A set of Spinning Christmas Ornaments! 🎄✨ Simple, festive, and very satisfying to make! 🎁🧵

Mechanical Spinning Top Box - a very satisfying little mechanism to play with, and also practical for storing small objects!

Check out this bistable spinner inspired by auxetic structures! It snaps open and closed with a crisp, satisfying click, feels great in the hand, and makes an awesome fidget toy!✨