New flange connector! I also have a circle mount designed that I'll likely upload at a later date.

Turn any flat print into a real jigsaw puzzle! I built a fully parametric open SCAD tool that acts as a negative modifier in the slicer. Drop it over your HueForge or Chroma Canvas to cut them into interlocking pieces. You can customize the fit (gap width), piece count, and size right in Maker Lab. Full instructions included. It’s a fun way to remix your Hueforge, especially if you have family members who love puzzles (like me). Give it a try and let me know what you think!

I wanted to share my first ever Hueforge style print. This was done in Chroma Canvas, but I tried it in both. Chroma won this time but I'll be continuing to learn both styles. Rocket League is one of the games that continues to stand the test of time for me. My goal with this series is to generate most of the iconic cars in a different art style and a different color scheme. Fennec next!

I've added the 6th model to my collection of structural PVC framework. These take time but I'm having a lot of fun with it! The programmer in me thinks about how I could automate generation of cut lists, make frame generators, all kinds of cool stuff. I'll probably just keep working on piece #7 instead!

Hey everyone! I'm kicking off a huge collection of PVC pipe connectors. This project was inspired by my 4.5 year old wanting to build a fort. What better way than a PVC pipe frame? Why not have an endless variety of connectors to choose from to make a really cool design? I am taking my time with this one to build a detailed and complete system. I'm testing each fit and providing detailed documentation for each piece. Let me know what you think!

I've always wanted to try some electronics projects. I've dabbled in Arduino but never really gotten anywhere. 3D printing unlocks so many possibilities! This seemed like a cool concept and I couldn't help but try it out once I got the idea. It turned out pretty well! It's a nifty storage rack and the fan is not really necessary but it's fun. Very satisfying when it's all put together and the fans spin up for the first time. Let me know what you think!