I’m a 90s-born PHP Developer who spent years building things you can’t touch - so I finally bought a 3D printer to create things you can actually drop on your foot. I’m new to the hobby, but I’ve quickly realized that 3D printing is just like programming: 10% execution and 90% "Why is it doing that?" I’m currently moving beyond the library of pre-made models and teaching myself CAD design. My goal is to stop saying "I could probably print a fix for that" and actually start modeling those fixes myself. I’m here to gain knowledge, share my progress, and eventually contribute my own designs