I wanted a stand for my print beds that was heavy duty and easy to index, but i didn't see any designs I loved. This is what I came up with to hold my excessive number of build plates. Hope you enjoy it too! I am also open to any suggestions for modifications or improvements. 

Designed to keep the Juul mouthpiece covered when not in use to mitigate the spread of germs and viruses when the device is set down. There is just enough friction to keep the device in place, while it it can still easily slide up to expose the mouthpiece. I am hoping this might be helpful with the flu season approaching.

Trying to come up with the perfect guitar pick. The holes provide excellent grip. I will continue to add more variants as I experiement. Feedback is welcomed and appreciated!

I really love these Mark Audio full range drivers and after doing a build with the cheaper CHR-70, I was really curious to learn how the Pluvia Sevens compared. Next I plan to design another enclosure for these same components but in a taller two-piece design so both passive radiators can go on the front baffle.

My favorite camping is on sand dunes, but the problem is that being on the water there is significant wind. With standard tent stakes being useless in fine grain sand, I needed an effective option that could still fit in my overloaded pack. I am hoping that this can be the final version but if you have any input or ideas I am open to making additional iterations.

Show your support for the lions...with this ridiculous clock necklace! Open to any input or suggestions for design modifications.

I found that I was putting my desk speakers at an angle so they would point towards me, so when I started designing an enclosure for the CHR-70 drivers I thought I would design the enclosure so each speaker could sit squarely on the corners of the desk and already be oriented in the ideal direction. I am currently running the radiators with no weights attached but I plan to spend more time in WinISD as well as taking physical measurements with UMIK-1 and REW to determine the ideal weight.

Working on a large portable bluetooth audio system that is modular, to support love for hifi and my need to perpetually tweak and attempt to upgrade things.

I come from a hockey family so I thought a Detroit Red Wings clock would be a cool gift idea for some of my family members. Please let me know what you think in the comments. I'm open to any suggestions for improvements.