This is the finished print of my first-ever commissioned product (Yes, I got a little too eager and tried to start color-matching it while printing). A family friend saw some of the 3D-printed items I have made and reached out to me to make the Hulk for them. Putting this
Bottom: During my first co-op of college, I saw a group of workers sorting magnets for one of the robotic processes we were making. It was extremely time-consuming and not very engaging. Middle: I saw this and wanted to make their job more efficient and rewarding. So, I started modeling
The Backstory: As I was a huge WWE fan as a kid when I found out my younger cousin got into wrestling I knew I had to make him something cool. The Manufacturing Story: As I made myself a cardboard and dirt buried alive match I knew I wanted better
For more in-depth details about this puzzle box, please visit the Literary Pieces page! The Elegant Enigma puzzle box is a fully operational 3D-printed box of my own design I made for one of my college classes. I set a few goals I wanted the puzzle to accomplish and started
This was a very quick “napkin” sketch I created on a whimsical chance trying to think of a project for my class. I wanted to make an enclosure to improve my quality of print. After more evaluation I started considering a more reasonable application of the enclosure. This was another
In my time doing projects and growing my own personal shop, I have acquired many different stock materials. I grew tired of things spilling and ruining pieces I wanted to use or forgetting where I put that off-cut. Through researching online, I found this design that seemed very useful that
The TV host and Youtuber Adam Savage, has been a huge influence to me in my process of becoming a maker. This is relevant because, he designed a tool cart very similar to this one for his shop. I took his design and modified it to fit my workshop and
