You can buy a mouse module (or other stuff) and print the rest of the mouse yourself. They supply STEP files of attachments for the mouse which you can print of customise to your liking. Even cooler would be, if they would sell you professionally printer housings for $10 or whatever and give you the option to print it yourself if you want. But it's a step in the right direction nevertheless.

I've just finished removing the supports from this print and I'm amazed at what printers can do! Just under a 20 hour print and it's amazing. There's a bit of bleeding from the red into the purple, and I think I maybe should have used some variable layers or a lower layer height overall, but I'm still super impressed with it!

Grid City Small Town is a mini city for your desk that is compatible with gridfinity.

I created it to discuss architecture and urban design with my child who has taken an interest. I hope you enjoy!

Yep, xiaomi screwdriver case, no reason, no benefits, adhesion sucks, tape held very poor, it came out almost "bad tuned ender 3" Quality still

I'm impressed how good this printed without support but it do has some flaws. Could you even print tpu with supports or will they be to strongly attached? The helmet part was really wobbly while printing.

Hi have u ever thought about punching big Red button? Now u can

I made a set of small cute christmas trees. Modeled them in Fusion 360. If you want to print them yourself you can find them via this link: https://makerworld.com/models/806791. Happy printing! Thanks!

I'm currently seeing if it will successfully print 0.75mm layers, but this is completely destroying the rules of 3D-printing saying that you don't want to go further than 80% of nozzle size