Decided to make a stand alone pokeball fidget spinner after making my last model. Redsigned it for the spinner then decided to updated my holder for the best version possible! Spin on!

I made a second version because V1 did what it was supposed to do, but I knew it could be better. I noticed the top loader slot was a bit tight, and the lid felt a little loose, and I also wanted to make it more fun for pack openings. So V2 is a full redesign with a smoother top loader slot, improved lid fit, and a print-in-place spinning Pokéball fidget lid. No extra parts, no bearings, just remove the supports and spin it for luck. Appreciate everyone who printed V1 and shared feedback!

Made a super quick build plate holder that can be wall mounted to the side of a cabinet, dresser, the wall, or even a printer! Other models I found either held one plate, or were these massive tray type holders that used 200g+ of filament and when trying to stick on with double sided foam tape would just fall off due to the shear size and "shelf" like structure/leverage of the weight! Working on a Skadis version now!

As someone who loves celebrating holidays, I've decorated my office with articulated models I've found on Makerworld. Everyone enjoys them, but I noticed a lack of unique options for St. Patrick's Day. Inspired to create my own, I designed an articulated four-leaf clover! This piece not only adds festive cheer to my workspace but also symbolizes luck and creativity. I can’t wait to share it with you all and spread some St. Patrick’s Day joy!

My Annual Report