last modified: October 23, 2025
Posted on 2024-08-26— 3D Printing, Projects
I walked through designing and 3D-printing a 70 cm PETG planter for my deep-rooted Ctenanthe. I share the tests, design choices, and practical fixes for warping, filament, split parts, and assembly. If you’re curious about large-scale prints or want the model files and tips, please read the full post.
Posted on 2024-07-21— 3D Printing, Projects
I'm pleased to share the 2024 revision D of my 3D-printed storage boxes. After extensive testing and fixes—from rail-grid grooves to label-area ribs—I updated geometries, added dividers and 3MF/STEP files, and released hundreds of free models. Read the full post for details and download links.
Posted on 2024-03-24— 3D Printing
I've created a collection of 3D-printable flower pots—geometric, Roman-vase inspired, striped and spiral—optimized for practical printing on machines like the Prusa XL. I share lessons on wall thickness, corner radii, nozzle sizes and model files. Read on for design details and downloads.
Posted on 2023-10-17— 3D Printing
I've added a batch of new divider layouts across my storage box system — regular, flat, tall, triple and extended series — based on your feedback. I've updated documentation and uploads; downloads are available on the new platform. Please take a look and read the full post for details and download links.
Posted on 2023-02-12— 3D Printing, Learn
I'm not a 3D‑printing expert, but I show how simple wall profiles — correct XY/Z thickness, chamfers, and internal recesses — make printed boxes stronger and lighter. I share CAD steps, simulations, and common mistakes in plain terms. Read the full post for practical tips to improve your prints.
Posted on 2023-02-07— 3D Printing, Learn
I'm not a 3D printing guru, but I built and tested three print-in-place hinges optimized for PETG/ASA and explain the small design choices that make them work reliably. I walk you through bridging, fin widths, overhangs, and conical holes — read the full post to learn how to print them well.
Posted on 2023-02-04— 3D Printing, Learn
I explain why I add small guide bridges to tricky gaps in my 3D prints and how they help PETG bridging. I show the settings I use and demonstrate results in my modular lantern model. Read the full post to see images and step-by-step tips to apply this to your designs.
Posted on 2023-02-02— 3D Printing, Projects
I tested a simple technique to strengthen FFF prints by adding a zig-zag vertical link between the outer and inner perimeter. My demo gcode and findings show how peaks fuse layers and slow crack propagation. If you print regularly, read the full post to see my method and limitations.
Posted on 2023-01-29— 3D Printing, Build, Projects
I tested three inexpensive, easy methods to add LED lighting to my modular 3D‑printed lantern using USB power: reused LED modules, short 5V strips, and WS2812B RGB with a microcontroller. I share parts lists, soldering tips, diffuser advice, and firmware steps—read on for step‑by‑step instructions and printable models.
Posted on 2023-01-17— 3D Printing, Projects
I designed a modular 19th‑century‑style lantern you can 3D print as a candlelight or expand into an LED street‑lamp stand. Read on for my glue‑free assembly, colour‑layer printing tips, and stand options — or jump to the Printables page for downloads and print instructions.
Posted on 2022-12-08— 3D Printing, Projects
I published a detailed update to my stackable storage boxes project that adds new rail grid series, larger sizes up to 9×9, and improved catalogues. I outline design reasoning, alternative part-number placement, image and archive changes. If this sounds useful, please read the full post for downloads and printing notes.
Posted on 2022-10-30— 3D Printing, Projects
I've released a small update to my LR2052 storage boxes: new split models (LR2052-300C-S), an extensive clickable PDF catalogue, more free models on Printables, and a new download area for buyers. I invite you to read the post for full details and download links if these designs help you.
Posted on 2022-09-20— 3D Printing, Common
I show how I built a refillable replacement for the Philips FY3432 active coal filter using 3D‑printed PLA parts, mesh, M3 insets and epoxy. If you want a lower‑waste workshop air filter and practical assembly steps, read the full guide — I cover materials, print files and tips.
Posted on 2021-08-21— 3D Printing, Projects
I designed a simple three-part 3D printed enclosure for the Adafruit PowerBoost 1000C and up to a 1200mAh LiPo. In this post I share the print files, component list, and step-by-step assembly tips to convert the board into a safe portable power pack — please read on if you'd like to build one.
Posted on 2021-08-13— 3D Printing, Common
I've released several new 3D-print storage boxes with the label area moved to a different side so identical boxes can sit in a drawer with labels aligned. I explain size variants, rib adjustments, and how to download updated files. Please read the full post to see illustrations and the catalog link.
Posted on 2021-04-03— 3D Printing, Projects
I walk through the sensor board I designed for the pet feeder, explaining the position sensor, four fill sensors, and why component choices (like the 100kΩ resistor) matter. I keep the design simple and practical — read the full post for schematics, measurements, and ordering details.
Posted on 2021-02-27— 3D Printing, Projects
I designed a decorative, sturdy modular box built from 3D-printed parts, 5mm plywood and wood screws. The post guides you through cutting, printing, assembly and a simple part calculator to scale sizes in 60mm steps. If you enjoy hands-on projects, read the full tutorial to build and customize one.
Posted on 2021-01-30— 3D Printing, Projects
In this fifth installment I print the turntable and walk through my back-panel options, sensor slots, and recommended print settings. I share filament tips, Fusion360 and STL choices, and simple assembly notes. If you're following the series, read on for files, settings, and practical guidance.
Posted on 2021-01-24— 3D Printing, Projects
In part 4 I show how I insert the insets, assemble the enclosure panels, and print and assemble the lids and knobs. I also cover the front panel (fits Adafruit 20×4 or can be customized), LED covers, and recommended PETG print settings. Please read the full post for files and steps.
Posted on 2021-01-13— 3D Printing, Projects
In Part 3 I print three enclosure panels and the rotary turntable for my 3D-printed cat/pet feeder. I share the STL files, PETG print settings, and notes on warping and difficulty. If you're following the series or planning your own print, read the full post for detailed tips and links to the turntable guide.