The most detailed small prints I've ever successfully had. I think this student will be happy with the results.

A model of the Roman colosseum. This turned out fantastic.

I tried my hand at making a dice tower! Instead of making just a tower, though, I decided to make it modular. You can make it as big or as small as you want! I also made caps for it so you can store your dice in it.I had a lot of fun learning how to use Fusion 360 better than I had, and I am looking forward to making more modules for this!Go check out my Thingiverse page for the models.

Preview of an upcoming project! What does it look like it could be?

Got all first gen starters all done, and ready for display! These models are so nice to print.

I designed a simple screw cap container. This is my third iteration, and I finally have a working model. This is kind of the culmination of lots of learning and failing.I'll toss it on Thingiverse if anyone wants to print it. Search for flyingpurplecow to see all my stuff so far.Now that I have working threads I will be using this on an upcoming project I've been working on. Hold on to your butts!

Needed to make myself a maker coin. Hadn't tried it in about a year, but this one is looking much better than the last one by far.

Did some experiments with shaping the plastic I melted months ago. Definitely can't effectively use power tools with this. Either time to invest in a heat gun or use a hacksaw. That and lots of sanding. We'll see how this goes.

Been a long time since I made some keychains. Printed a few out and exhausted my key ring supply with just these six. Time to get some more keyrings!

It's finally done! The desk legs are painted and reattached along with a surge bar in the side for convenient charging.This is my first piece of real furniture and I am definitely happy with the results!I decided to not put wheels on it for now due to the height, but I might revisit that in the future. For now, I'm calling it done.

With the eyeball freezing amount of cold out now, I had to paint the legs to the desk inside on our dining room table. Thankful for heat right now!Got the first coat of white on and got the grain knocked down, so those legs are smooth to the touch. Also remember why I shouldn't use craft paper to catch paint. It is going to be a pain to remove it all. More to do tomorrow!

I'm starting to notice another trend with the print requests I'm getting lately. These are not the first of these I've printed this semester. Not complaining, though. These models print beautifully!

I wasn't kidding when I said that this is our most requested model to print.

You win some you lose some. Tried printing a model overnight, and came back to a jam bad enough that the nozzle couldn't move. Oh well. I will try again later.

Designed and tested a hinge today for use with a project I'm working on. The tolerances are almost there, but the progress so far has been great.

This little guy came out very nice! I hope the requester likes it.

Final fitting for the desk! Happy with how this looks. Just need to paint the legs and wheels and that's it. My wife will definitely be happy to have the part of the room back ????

The legs are nearly done! Just need a few more screws, which I hope to get tomorrow, weather permitting. You have no idea how excited I am to almost have this done!