Original models and builds

The work starts before the print.

We turn artwork, measurements, hardware, and stubborn real-world constraints into useful objects. These are our own designs, shown as the models and assemblies that make the finished part possible.

Mechanical designPrintable productsTest equipmentElectronics fitParametric CAD
Designed by us

Original work, not just published downloads.

Some projects become public models. Others solve one specific problem. Both show the same work: translating an idea into geometry that can be made, assembled, and used.

CAD render of our keyswitch tester assembly with actuator carriage, vertical guides, switch fixture, and base
Mechanical assemblyRepeatable testing

Keyswitch tester

A purpose-built mechanism for controlled, repeatable switch pressing. The frame, actuator travel, interchangeable fixture, and service access were developed as one system.

CAD render of our magnetic power-brick holder with mounting slots and captured fastener holes
Measured fitMounting

Magnetic power-brick holder

A fitted mount that accounts for the brick, retained hardware, wall clearance, and installation access without adding unnecessary bulk.

CAD render of our fitted ratgdo electronics holster with board rails, cable opening, and mounting features
Electronics fitService access

ratgdo electronics holster

A compact carrier shaped around the board and its installation needs, with retention, wiring clearance, and removal considered together.

Printed and delivered

Off the bed and into use.

Real prints from our own printers: multi-color signage, desk displays, and promotional pieces made for clients and for ourselves.

Two black and gold printed counter signs for a catering business with a raised logo, scannable QR code, and contact details, one on a stand holding business cards, beside a spread of printed keychains
Multi-colorClient work

Counter signs and card stand

Layered black and gold signage with raised lettering, an inset QR code, and a card holder built into the base. Shown with permission.

Printed Route 66 highway-shield magnet in white, red, and blue with raised lettering, beside white QR-code versions
Multi-colorGiveaway

Route 66 shield magnets

Three-color highway shields with raised numerals, plus a white QR version that sends people to us.

Also published

Models you can inspect and download.

These public releases add more examples of parametric fit, electronics integration, airflow, fastening, and print-aware geometry.

Printed Ioniq 5 center-console organizer fitted in the car with sunglasses in one compartment
AutomotiveParametric

Fully parametric Ioniq 5 center-console organizer

Configurable pockets, wall thickness, chamfers, tolerances, and splits for different use cases and build volumes.

View the published model
Render of the Ender 3 Pro controller housing with Pi 4 mount, vented lids, and accessible ports
Printer upgradeElectronics

Ender 3 Pro SKR 2 housing with Pi 4 mount

Controller, single-board computer, airflow, cable access, fastening, and serviceability in one enclosure.

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Render of a fitted Raspberry Pi camera enclosure with two IR module openings and routed wiring
CameraToolless design

Raspberry Pi camera and IR enclosures

Lens alignment, module clearance, ribbon routing, cooling, access, and secure mounting without a bulky shell.

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Blue CAD render of a power-supply bottom cover with a rocker-switch opening and cable exit
PowerHardware fit

ALITOVE 5V 70A power-supply enclosure

A fitted bottom cover with a rocker-switch opening and a lower exit for wiring.

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Printed blue ESP32-S3 touchscreen dashboard case showing time, temperature, and battery status
ESP32-S3Touchscreen

ESP32 touchscreen RFID dashboard case

Display opening, board standoffs, connectors, RFID placement, assembly access, and desktop presentation.

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Blue CAD render of an L-shaped emergency-stop button mount with two fastening holes
Shop safetyMounting

Emergency-stop button mount

A deceptively simple part where location, reach, fasteners, panel geometry, and switch clearance define success.

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What this work demonstrates

The model is only one part of the solution.

A useful design accounts for the physical object, the printer that will make it, and the person who has to live with it afterward.

  • Measured fitClearance, shrink behavior, insertion, mating geometry, and adjustable parameters.
  • Manufacturable geometryOrientation, support strategy, bridges, overhangs, layer direction, and build-volume limits.
  • Hardware integrationFasteners, inserts, ports, fans, cables, PCBs, power supplies, displays, and sensors.
  • Service after assemblyAccess, removal, replacement, cleaning, adjustment, and readable assembly intent.
Your project does not need to resemble these

Show me the object, constraint, or annoyance.

A ruler photo, a public model link, a dead printer, a napkin sketch, or a clear explanation is enough to begin.