Here are all the things I am making/creating. Click each picture for a full size view.
My Workspace
This is my current workspace/studio. This is where the magic happens... Literally, I also keep all of my Magic the Gathering cards in here. Of course I had to add a space flare, so I added a board to hold some of my tools for my printers. This was based off the work boards they use on the International Space Station.
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Large 3D Printed Kaiju
Each of these prints were roughly around 100 parts and each one took over 200 hours.
Articulating Dragons
These guys are resin printed, and were also printed as one piece. The detail and articulation is awesome!
Predator Grip Arm
This print really tests how well your printer is calibrated. It prints in one piece with multiple gears.
Birdhouse
3D printed a birdhouse, I used a clear resin for the windows so you can see the food. I even printed the bracket that it is hanging from.
3D Printed Lamp
Fifth Element Police Blaster
Lightsabers
Resin printed Luke Skywalker's, Obi-Wan Kenobi's, and Vader's lightsabers. This was my first real work with my resin printer so I wanted to have a bit of fun with it.
Mandalorian Rifle
This was my first full prop print, it was also my longest print, about 60 hours of printing. I also spent probably 10+ hours sanding, priming, sanding, priming, more sanding, more priming, and painting. I will probably go back and weather it a bit more. I learned a lot in this process, mostly by my mistakes, but I am eager to try out some more larger prints. This one is just under 6 feet in length.
Dragon Skull
No, this is not Nicol Bolas, but I am in search of him next.... I mean, I would like to print him next
MF DOOM Mask
ALL CAPS when you spell the mans name! This is a raw 3D print, I like the look of it so I think I am going to leave this one as is. RIP with that One Beer Left!
3D Printed Falcon Heavy
This was actually one of my first prints, therefore, I was still learning how to properly finish a print like this. I did not realize how much sanding/filling/priming would be needed. That being said, I was pretty happy with my amateur results.
3D Printed PPE
When faced with a PPE shortage I got to printing faceshields and ear relievers for my hospital and local businesses. Word got out and I got multiple requests to make them. In total, I printed about 200 face shields and about 150 relievers. These were sent out to over 16 states.
Moon City - 3D Printed​
This was a fun print to do! I was worried about needing supports for this print but it turned out great. I am hoping to do a much larger one in the near future. Check out the video.
Dice Tower - 3D Printed
Wanted to make something fun for my table top gaming sessions. One of the great things about this is I did not do any prep on this after printing. Since I was using a textured spray I figured it would fill in any areas, and it did! This print is a lot of fun, check out the video.
Gaming PC
Needed to upgrade my old PC so I built a new one. The awesome thing about this one is I funded it entirely on Bitcoin!
Tabletop Terrain
I made some tabletop gaming terrain out of styrene. It was my first time using it so I definitely learned some improvements after I completed it. This has really helped bring some of my campaigns to life, especially since my kiddos are starting to get into it.