01 / SELECTED MODEL
Garden sprayer attachment
A gentle hose attachment for the garden. A useful print, which is always a nice surprise.
Find in my uploads ↗PROJECT NOTES / DESIGN + 3D PRINTINGFrom CAD
From CAD
to clutter.
Injection mold designer by trade.
3D printer collector by increasingly obvious habit.
Apparently designing things at work wasn't enough.
IDEA → GEOMETRY → PHYSICAL OBJECT
8PRINTERS
6FILAMENT
2RESIN
CADCIMATRON
Making things is
the actual day job.
I'm an injection mold designer by trade, and I design with Cimatron. At home, that interest in making things has developed into a collection of 3D printers and models of my own.
There's something satisfying about taking geometry off a screen and turning it into an object you can actually hold. Or an object you can hold while deciding it needs one more revision.
I spend all day designing things.
To unwind, I design different things.
Things you can print.
02 / MY MAKERWORLD UPLOADSPONZLL / ORIGINAL 3D MODELSMade in CAD.
Made in CAD.
Shared on MakerWorld.
My uploaded 3D-printing models live on MakerWorld. Browse the designs and open individual models there for their files and details.
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The model collection opens on MakerWorld. New uploads appear there without waiting for me to remember this website exists.
A few things I've made.
Functional parts. Useful little objects.
And one very serious measuring instrument.
02 / SELECTED MODEL
Mini toolbox drawers
Printed drawers under a mini toolbox. More places to put things I will immediately lose.
Find in my uploads ↗03 / SELECTED MODEL
Ceiling joist hook
A hook for hanging things from ceiling joists. Even the overhead space has a job now.
Find in my uploads ↗04 / SELECTED MODEL
Kitchen sponge drip hook
A place for kitchen sponges to drip dry. Finally, some responsible use of this hobby.
Find in my uploads ↗05 / SELECTED MODEL
Gridfinity impact socket holder
A holder for ⅜-inch-drive impact sockets. The sockets get organized. I make no promises about anything else.
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Gridfinity hex driver holder
A home for ¼-inch hex socket drivers. Small tools deserve their own parking spaces.
Find in my uploads ↗07 / SELECTED MODEL
Gridfinity ratchet organizer
Compact storage for ¼-inch and ⅜-inch ratchets. Tool organization is a recurring theme.
Find in my uploads ↗08 / SELECTED MODEL
Wood pellet scoop
A scoop for wood pellets. Designed, printed, and actually useful. Suspicious.
Find in my uploads ↗09 / SELECTED MODEL
Dik-Pik Ruler
A ruler with a very specific marketing department.
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The entirely reasonable fleet.
Six filament printers. Two resin printers.
The word “enough” has not come up.
8 PRINTERS · 6 MODELS
FILAMENT×1
Bambu Lab H2S
One of the six filament printers in the lineup.
1 MACHINEFILAMENT / UPGRADED×2
Ender 5 Pro
Both fitted with all-metal hotend upgrades. Because owning printers also means finding things to change on them.
2 MACHINES / ALL-METAL HOTENDSFILAMENT×2
Maker Select V2
Another pair in the collection. Apparently one of a thing isn't always a complete set.
2 MACHINESFILAMENT×1
MP Mini Select
The mini in the lineup. Still counts toward the total, however conveniently I try to count it.
1 MACHINERESIN×1
Saturn 2
One half of the resin side of the workshop.
1 MACHINERESIN×1
Anycubic Photon
The other half. Filament apparently wasn't enough of a hobby on its own.
1 MACHINE03 / THE WORKFLOWDraw it.
Draw it.
Print it.
Reconsider it.
A very productive way to discover that I want to change one small thing.
Design in Cimatron.
The CAD software I use to turn an idea into a model.
Take it off the screen.
Printing makes the design physical. The printer collection gives it somewhere to go.
Share the models.
I upload models to MakerWorld so other people can print them too. A hobby is better when it becomes somebody else's problem as well.
Professionally: injection molds.
Personally: an alarming commitment to making more things.