Just finished my little articulated atom buddy from scratch—meet “Print-A-Particle”! ⚛️ It started as a fun experiment to make something that wiggles, flexes, and feels satisfying to play with. Prints with supports, moves right after cleanup, and works great as a desk toy, small gift, or fidget. Science teachers and STEM fans will love it too. One of those prints you make for fun… and end up keeping on your desk!

Just finished this little jaguar keychain 🐆🔑. Wanted something simple but sleek, so it could fit on keys or a bag without being bulky. Took some time to get the lines smooth and the shape balanced, but I’m really happy with how it came out. It’s a solid one-piece print, so it’s easy to make and durable enough for everyday use. Thought I’d share it here so anyone can grab it, print it, and add a little style to their carry.

This little 3-inch car started just as a fun idea—I wanted something small, solid, and satisfying to print. I designed it from scratch with smooth curves, tiny doors, windows, and headlights, keeping it simple but still looking like a proper mini car. Even though the wheels don’t spin, it still has that playful vibe and looks great on a desk or shelf. Printing it was super chill, and I love how it turned out—compact, sturdy, and just fun. Can’t wait to see what other people think! 😎💥

So one night I was like, “what if I just… go big?” 🫠 Started messing around in CAD, stacking stuff, and somehow ended up with a 325mm tower. I named it “Why Did I Do This” because… yeah, same. Sliced it up, hit print, and watched it slowly grow taller than I expected. Supports? Minimal. Patience? Required. Drama? Probably. It’s nothing fancy—just a tall tower to see what your printer can handle. If it makes it to the top, you’re a legend. If not… it’s still kinda cool.