1. PLA - Hatchbox - White - Printed in Mk3s 2. PLA - Bambu Lab Basic - Green - Printed in A1 Mini factory profile 

I have tested this white PLA from Hatchbox for over eight months on its AC vent clips, and it’s still serving well. There are no issues under the sun, just a bit of looseness after 3-4 months. However, I conducted an experiment yesterday; the new green part fell apart after just one day, which is a normal thing for PLA. You might ask, “Why are you printing in PLA?” I’m aware that ASA would be preferable here, but I don’t have ASA and decided to give PLA a shot as a temporary solution. I know color matters here, but still, it was a surprising performance by Hatchbox.

0.1mm layer lines with normals supports on a 310x310mm build plate. I'll probably crank up the speed after the first layer or two.

175% 3.2kg Approx. 430 hours print time Printer - Ender 3 Elegoo(black), Polymaker(Grey), Esun(Sprayed gold) Model by: https://www.toymakr3d.com/

Still need to print the axe and the stand and will probably detail it + clear coat for protection 🤓

Designed this in onshape. Uses an rc car servo and a brushless motor. Printed in PLA. Still need to be tested in water.

This is the calibration routine to assign each LED string to a specific plane of rotation. This simulates how the cupulas of the inner ear work to detect angular rotations of the head on an X, Y, Z plane. The end product will be for clinician and patient education. Inside the model is an Arduino Nano BLE and the lights are the Adafruit Noods.

This is a kinetic sculpture made to represent a speaker. The rings are the “sound waves” if you can imagine that. (I know it doesn’t look like a speaker lol) but regardless I like the rings and the pattern

Recently I’ve been trying to model things with gears and moving parts. I’m definitely no where close to perfect but i think it’s pretty cool and a step in the right direction.

Another gift from my husband. He printed this tri-color deathly hallows piece for my Harry Potter desk. Black, gray, and white matte PLA with a little bit of gold leaf rub & buff. Approx 7 hrs print time, roughly 7”x7”, on the Bambulabs P1S + AMS. Just needs a frame!