Merchandising, merchandising, where the real money from the movie is made.Model by Wekster and can be found at the link in my profilePrinted on a Makerbot Replicator+ in Matterhackers Gray Build Series PLA

I have always wanted a large Millennium Falcon, so I definitely scaled one up and printed it out.Now to figure out how to hang this from my office ceiling...Printed in Matterhackers Gray Build Series PLA on the Lulzbot Taz Workhorse

Saw this roll top box, and knew I should print it. I love moving mechanisms and boxes, so it spoke to me on a primal level.You can find the model in the link in my profile.Printed in Matterhackers Rainbow Silk PLA and Proto Pasta January Mix Tap PLA on the Prusa i3 MK3S+ and Ender 3

I wanted a box, so I printed a box! It holds the parts to the articulated figure in style!Printed in Proto Pasta Recycled Holiday PLA and Matterhackers Silky Gold Build Series PLA on myPrusa i3 MK3S+ and Ender 3

One of the first things I wanted to print when I got into 3D printing were action figures. Since I was so new to it, though, I wasn't able print what I had wanted.Fast forward a number of years, and I spotted soozafone's model, LUCKY 13 Printable Jointed Figure, over on Printables, and I had to print it.I scaled everything up to 200% and everything still fits snuggly. I definitely plan to print more accessories for this created by the community.Banana for scale.Printed in Matterhackers Red and Purple Build Series PLA, and Electric Yellow Pro Series PLA on my Prusa i3 MK3S+

I saw this Bob-omb model by Horacio over on Prusa Printers, and I knew I had to print it. However, I didn't want to source a piece of rope, so I whipped up my own in Fusion 360.It turned out great!Link to the model in the bioPrinted in Matterhackers Build Series PLA on the Lulzbot Taz Workhorse

I made a modular picture frame! I wanted one that I could make as large or small as I needed, and that accommodated both metric and imperial sizes. It works well for what I need!You can grab the model from the link in my profile over on PrusaPrinters!Printed in Matterhackers Black Build Series PLA on the Prusa i3 MK3S+

I have finally reached the end of the 3D printing portion of this project!I now need to figure out how to get full color vinyl prints and attach them to this. Anyone have any experience or suggestions for printing full color vinyl?

I've gone pretty quiet the last few weeks. I've been working on something.Here's a sneak preview of a new project the I'm working on. Any guesses about what it might be?

My wife and I don't really do the Valentine's Day thing, but that doesn't mean that I don't want to give her nice things. I wanted to give her some flowers that would never wilt, so I printed some and put them in a printed vase!Printed in Proto Pasta Recycled Holiday PLA, Matterhackers Silky Gold Build Series PLA, Matterhackers Forest Green Build Series PLA, and Printed Solid Jessie Blue Ice PLA and Jessie Mix Tape PLA. All printed on my Prusa i3 MK3S+ and Ender 3

I really like being able to make toys for the kids. I found this rocket playset that is held together with magnets on Prusa Printers, and thought the kids would love it for their Paw Patrol toys.It took a lot of minor post processing, but I finally got it to work! I think it looks great, and the kids love it!Printed in Printed Solid's Jessie Blue Ice PLA and Jessie Mix Tape PLA as well as Matterhackers Build Series Silver PLA on the Prusaa MK3S+ and Ender 3.

I took a break over the holidays, but now I'm back to printing! Starting with this gorgeous box I'm printing using the roll of Proto-Pasta Recycled Holiday PLA,. Once I finish the whole box with the inlays, this will be beautiful!Printed in Proto Pasta Recycled Holiday PLA on the Prusa I3 MK3S+

One of the things that makes me happy with 3D printing is the ability to run batches of unique print jobs. In this case, my daughter's class needed prizes for their holiday party.I printed 25 sets of a snowman building kit (model by Nrdaeger on Thingiverse) and designed some basic instructions for the kids. My daughter and I then bagged and labeled them all.Hopefully the kids like this as much as I liked making them!One of the things that makes me happy with 3D printing is the ability to run batches of unique print jobs. In this case, my daughter's class needed prizes for their holiday party.I printed 25 sets of a snowman building kit (model by Nrdaeger on Thingiverse) and designed some basic instructions for the kids. My daughter and I then bagged and labeled them all.Hopefully the kids like this as much as I liked making them!Printed on Lulzbot Taz Workhorse, Prusa i3 MK3S+, Ender 3, and Makerbot Replicator+ in Matterhackers black and white Build Series PLA

In our house, we love Oreos. So of course I had to print a giant one!

One month ago I started planning. Planning for a 10x scale minifig. I thought that this was the perfect time to build a 10x scale Santa. I am so proud and excited to present my final product!Everything 3D printed and then the details cut out of vinyl on my Cricut Maker, this is the culmination of a month of work, testing, trial and error, and years of a desire to have a massive mini fig.Ho ho ho and Merry Christmas!Printed on Lulzbot Taz Workhorse, Ender 3, and Prusaa i3 MK3S+ in Matterhackers Build Series Red, Black, and White PLA and Matterhackers Electric Yellow PRO Series PLA

I have seen this model by McGybeer in so many places lately, and I had to print it. The work on it is stunning, and I'm very impressed with how easy it was to print and how well it turned out! I printed the first two at 100% scale, and decided to go to 160% for the orange one. This model is super cool, and can be found over on Cults3D!Printed on the Lulzbot Taz Workhorse in Matterhackers Build Series PLA

He's just wondering what you're thinking.This guy came out really nice! I am happy with how well the two colors came together, and also the incredible range of flexibility of the joints. I can almost wrap it into a little lizard ball.Printed on the Lulzbot Taz Workhorse in Lulzbot Green Polymaker PolyLite PLA and Matterhackers Forest Green Build Series PLA

I saw this giant model on Prusa Printers, and I knew I had to make it. It's 41.5cm (roughly 1'4.5") tall! It is probably my favorite model I've printed to date. Happy Halloween!Primarily printed on the Lulzbot Workhorse in Matterhackers black and white Build Series PLA

What we recognize today as a goblet, has been around for thousands of years in one form or another. They were recorded being used as far back as ~4500BC.Goblets have been made of a variety of materials including fired clay, various metals, and glass. (Also PLA)They have served a number of uses. Some were (and some still are) used for rituals, while others were used as a way to show off one's wealth. It was also once believed that the more precious the metal, the more health benefits the goblet would impart to the drinker.So drink in this print laid out on a Lulzbot Workhorse printed in the Matterhackers Black Build Series PLA.

Had to print some decorations for my office. When I saw the little ghost model by Narnaa Gracewind over on Thingiverse, I knew I had to print them.Printed in Rainbow Silk filament on the Ender 3