Bambu Handy now includes a print queue, which is a nice addition.However, I still find myself switching between MakerWorld, Bambu Studio and Handy depending on what I'm doing.I'm currently building a small local web dashboard for my own printer that focuses on the complete workflow rather than only queuing files.Things I'm experimenting with include:Uploading local 3MF files from any browserViewing upcoming jobs in one placeLive printer statusQueue managementAutomatic handling when the printer becomes idle  What's allready done I'm not trying to replace Bambu's software—I'm trying to simplify my own workflow.I'm curious:What part of your current workflow feels most inconvenient?When do you switch between Studio, Handy and MakerWorld?If you could improve one thing, what would it be?

I've been quietly working on this for longer than I'd care to admit. It started when I caught myself opening my MakerWorld profile on my phone way too often, just to see what changed. Did anyone download the new model? Did i gain more followers? How did today compare to yesterday?  I'm a developer by day, so I did what developers do: I built a small companion app to scratch my own itch. I called it MakerStats, and over time it has grown into something I genuinely use every day.  I figured I'd share it here in case other creators might find it useful too.  What it actually showsMakerStats pulls together the public stats from any MakerWorld profile and lays them out in a way that's easier to scan than tabbing around on a small screen. For your own profile, you can also sign in to see your earnings data, with regular and exclusive points combined, which I always found a bit fiddly to add up manually.The things I personally use the most:Daily increase counters for downloads, likes, follows, boosts, prints, and points, with a clean baseline that resets at midnightHome Screen widgets, Live Activities, and lock screen stats, so your latest numbers are always one glance awayModel performance with color-coded badges for trending, featured, and exclusive designs, so you can spot which of your prints are catching onPoints tracking in your local Points Shop currency (USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, AUD, CAD, KRW, CNY), with automatic detection of withdrawalsCrowdfunding tracking for active, upcoming, and past campaigns, with cumulative-raised charts and reward-tier breakdownsInteractive growth charts across 7-day, 30-day, 180-day, and 365-day views, with tap-any-bar to see exact values for that dayMulti-account support, in case you manage more than one MakerWorld profileConfigurable notifications for follower milestones, model trending events, and new pledgesA note on dataEverything  MakerStats shows uses publicly available data that MakerWorld already exposes on profile pages. You don't need to sign in at all to look up a profile, browse a creator's models, or check stats. Signing in is only there for your own points and earnings, since those aren't public.And on the app's side, there's no analytics, no tracking, and no ads. Your data stays on your device.  Where to find itIt's on the App Store and Google Play, just search for MakerStats. A macOS version is in the works for anyone who'd rather glance at numbers on a bigger screen.If you try it and something feels off, or there's a number you wish it tracked, send me a note. I'm a creator on here too, and pretty much every feature in the app today came from someone else asking for it. P.S. App is paid, but it is a one time payment for lifetime ownership. I did not want to make it into subscription and i did not want to have annoying adds.  Happy tracking,  Minimal.

I continue to work on the Going Merry - I'm starting to create the individual parts, preparing for a test print. I also need to create the stand I have in mind, as well as the Jolly Roger.In the meantime, I picked up an ultrasonic knife (I had been given a gift certificate and had been wanting one). I've been testing it over the last day, and I can see how it will really help. When I did my saddlebill stork, it would have made a huge difference removing the supports from such a delicate structure. I had a practical use today for it: I've created a tray and letter system for some signs I use. It dramatically extends the life of the signs. I needed to extend some trays for a longer-than-usual sequence. I had a couple of extenders (I'd previously made some), but not enough for all the signs needing it. I had a spare full-size tray. Using the ultrasonic knife I was able to cut it apart to make several extenders. Yeah, I could have used a dremel, but this was a cleaner and quieter approach. I'll probably update that when I get more experience with it in future projects. I know the Going Merry will require supports on certain parts so that will be a great test. But so far, I think it has huge potential.

P2S Toolhead Cover Hinge and Tube Guide All in OneIt is highly likely that a significant number of P2S printer users are still unaware of the issue where tubes wear out due to friction with the top frame. I recommend trying the all-in-one model I developed. This model features an additional hinge on the tool head cover, and its tube guide resolves this problem of tube grinding. Many users have already tried it and left positive reviews. Please refer to the Maker World link below. https://makerworld.com/en/models/2362661-p2s-toolhead-cover-hinge-and-tube-guide-all-in-one#profileId-2585227

Filament TrackerEnglish: Hello everyone! Since I always wanted to keep a perfect overview of my remaining filament, I wrote a small script to track consumption.I’m sharing this here because I thought it might be useful for the community as well. However, since I am not sure if posting external download links is allowed or if there is enough interest in such software tools here, I’m starting with this post.What it does: Tracks your filament usage and helps you manage your stock.Note: This is a script/software tool, not a 3D model.If you are interested in this tool, please let me know in the comments! If the feedback is positive, I will provide the script/download here.  Deutsch: Hallo zusammen! Da ich schon immer den perfekten Überblick über mein restliches Filament behalten wollte, habe ich ein kleines Skript geschrieben, um den Verbrauch zu tracken.Ich teile das hier, weil ich dachte, dass es auch für die Community nützlich sein könnte. Da ich mir jedoch nicht sicher bin, ob externe Download-Links hier erlaubt sind oder ob überhaupt Interesse an solchen Software-Tools besteht, starte ich erst einmal mit diesem Beitrag.Was es macht: Trackt deinen Filamentverbrauch und hilft dir, deinen Bestand zu verwalten.Hinweis: Dies ist ein Skript/Software-Tool, kein 3D-Modell.Wenn ihr Interesse an diesem Tool habt, lasst es mich bitte in den Kommentaren wissen! Bei positivem Feedback werde ich das Skript bzw. den Download hier zur Verfügung stellen.