makerspace

designed and printed a bedside tray for all the stuff i keep on my nightstand. rubber feet so it doesn't slide around.

(yes i have 3 pairs of airpods)

got a new bedroom fan so naturally i designed and printed an insert to fit a different remote rather than 3d printing a completely new tray 😇

using this “product” every day brings me so much joy. 

Alan Kay cooked with this line: “people who are serious about software should make their own hardware”

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thats sick! how do you deal with test prints or prints that dont work out? any way to reuse the materials?

I debug as I go while programming so I feel like I'd end up with a ton of garbage lol.  or is it more of a measure twice cut once type of thing?

building GALLERY 
https://gallery.so/kaito


and something new /moshicam

definitely a measure twice, cut once approach as much as possible. no way to recycle failed prints at home at the moment — i just have a small bin with a bunch of plastic in it lol