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I have recently found myself printing 'slime balls', spheres with interior tabs and rails that will deconstruct themselves in a sliding fashion but never break. They are really fun fidgets with some exciting mechanics and appealing…
Searching for a way to play golf in the office without breaking a mug, or using a "hole" that's just... not cool? I present to you: the answer. My buddy recently brought a putter and golf ball into the apartment - he will not put it down.…
This knight is a part of my first solo-designed chess set. It is designed to near tournament standard measurements, with a diameter of 3cm. I recommend reducing the scaling for smaller chess sets - this is designed for a larger board.…
This is the pawn of my first solo-designed chess set. It is set to near tournament standard measurements, with a base diameter of 2.5cm. To print for smaller chess sets, reduce the scaling in your slicer! The piece shouldn't really need…
I use a water cooler at home. One feature I love about it is that I can run to the store and fill up my water cooler tank for really cheap, and then take it home to load into my water cooler unit. For those of you unfamiliar, you puncture…
This rook is from my first ever solo-designed chess set. It's designed with tournament standard sizes in mind, and its base diameter is a little less than 3cm. This piece should not require supports, but if I'm feeling cautious, I'll…
I made this queen as a part of my first solo-designed chess set. It's super close to tournament standards, with a base diameter of 3.5cm. I recommend applying paint on supports to the areas you feel cautious of when slicing; sometimes,…
This is the king - the crux of my first solo-designed chess set. It's designed to near tournament standard size, with a base diameter of 4cm. Feel free to apply supports wherever you think the print will be shaky!
This is the bishop of my first solo-designed chess set. It had been designed to near tournament standard measurements. To print for smaller chess sets, reduce the scaling in your slicer. The piece shouldn't require supports, but I like to…
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