A modular building system inspired by classic metal construction sets. This kit moves beyond static models, providing the ability to generate structural plates and wheels designed to be assembled with printed hardware. What is it? This is a mechanical prototyping toolkit. Instead of printing a single finished object, you print the individual components—plates, spacers, and wheels—and join them using the included M5 screws and nuts that can be as well adjusted. As example I have already designed 2 simple models that you can assemble and have fun with. More are to come!

This custom 3D-printed LEGО piece is designed to not require an AMS. No glue needed-everything snaps together perfectly. It's tight enough to stay put but easy to remove, making it a hassle-free addition to your LEGО creations. Cheers! ^^

This is a recreation of the bearing from the game Scrap Mechanic. I've been playing the game since it's launch back in 2016 and clocked some good hours and reputation in it by now. If anyone who's played the game since the beginning is lookng over this.. Wolfy is here :) I was looking for some content about the game around here and was surprised too see little to none. This is my contribution to honor a game I grew up with.

I was dissapointed that the full size Logitech G915 had no USB storage for the dongle, so I made my own non-destructive way of implementing that.