This is something I’ve been working on for the past couple of months. I’ve been documenting the process on my youtube.

Fully programmable digital watch based on the arduino platform.

Parts and files launching very soon.

My friend designed and 3D printed the top and bottom pieces of the flask. He placed a purple LED in the base of the flask for it to get that nice glow. The flask is filled with sparkling apple cider tinted with purple food coloring and edible glitter to give it that nice shimmer! The top unscrews so you can drink from the flask.

Used some wood screws to mount it to the table. That's why I love 3d printing.

I modelled and designed my own version of Finn's Scarlet sword. Made it look more "realistic" while trying to maintain the whimsical cartoonish look. Check me out on tiktok too! It'd mean the world :)

@unknown.reference on both tiktok and insta

Hi all, I am collecting the hardware to start printing the prusacaster but I would like to do some modifications to it. I am not so fluent in cad style programs but maybe somebody can give me some tips and pointers? Maybe even some vids to follow?

I am using fusion 360 and have build some of my own models but thos are pretty straightforward. I wanted to change the pattern of the hexagons to something different on the prusacaster but I don’t know how to do that. I also are going to run a different bridge so I need to have other holes probably. And I would like to rock some humbuckers on it 😅. So yeah. Plans enough but what would your way of working be to adjust these things?