This one is for the EPCOT fans. A miniature Cast Members Only sign that sits on your desk and brings a little park magic home. Three part print with a stone base, red accent, and the classic black and white sign. Currently the only way to own one of these is to print it yourself, which feels pretty fitting. Link in profile.

Childhood in earring form. These miniature Lunchables ham, cheese, and cracker earrings are a fun nod to the iconic school lunch. Four color AMS print, no supports, and all you need are a couple of earring hooks and jump rings to finish them off. Link in profile.

Bringing retro EPCOT pavilion logos to your table. This coaster set features all 10 classic pavilion logos with a Spaceship Earth textured holder that stacks the full set. Two color swaps, no supports, and a nostalgic look throughout. Perfect for any EPCOT fan's desk or dining table.

Bringing the modern EPCOT pavilion logos to your table. This coaster set features all 12 pavilion logos with a Spaceship Earth textured holder that stacks the full set. Two color swaps, no supports, and a clean modern look throughout. Perfect for any EPCOT fan's desk or dining table.

Due to a vaguely embarrassing turn of events on our last Disney trip, we had to purchase a pair of Crocs at the theme park. Much to my surprise, you could not buy Epcot logo charms for the shoes. So I made them. Here they are.

Getting another Walt Disney World inspired sign out into the wild.

"Shelf Talkers" are labels designed to attract attention to items on a shelf, useful for labeling bookshelves in an office, shop, or library. To use them: 1. Click "Customize." 2. Type the desired text. 3. Enter your shelf's thickness. 4. Export and Print

This is a replacement cover for a Kitchenaid mixer's attachment port. A friend of mine lost his and I offered to model and print a replacement. This fits my new "Classic Plus" as well as a ~15 year old "Artisan" I tried at my parents house. I imagine it should fit the majority of mixers. I've uploaded both a Makerbot branded and plain cap (suitable for customization).

I've been carrying around my previously designed money clip (see derivative list) for 11 months now and it's held up like a champ. That does not mean of course that there is no room for improvement.

Uploading some older prop parts for making a Ghostbusters particle thrower. Nothing too fancy but some original parts are really hard to source these days. These 3D prints are pretty good approximations.

Had a great Saturday scanning The Art Institute of Chicago with Tom Burtonwood. Here's one of the scans we captured with the Sense Scanner. More information about the scanned sculpture can be found in the upload.

Custom 3D printed wall plates are here. This is a model I created back in 2013, and I believe it’s still very useful today, especially since modern printers make it easy to print large flat surfaces. With this model, you can export custom wall plates for any setup you need. HDMI and USB? No problem. DVI and VGA? That’s covered too. Just use OpenSCAD to customize and export any combination you can think of.

Here is a quick model I whipped up to keep my MakerCoins organized in my drawer. Snaps in easily to your Gridfinity setup.

Here's an updated version of the filament spool keychain I created back in 2017 (😳). After having it on my keys for years, I decided to give it more functionality. Now, it doubles as a small pill case or stash box for your keys. It's a quick print and fits together well, though it might be a bit snug at first.

This model was created for a local park district theater program's production of "The Wizard of Oz." It represents the medal awarded to the Cowardly Lion. The model prints in one piece with a filament swap halfway through and can be scaled as needed. I even made it into a shirt button and earrings. Printed using Hatchbox Gold PLA and Makerbot Translucent Green, the translucent top layer gave it a shimmery effect that looked fantastic on stage.