The Catalog

A mini R2-D2 that actually looks like the real thing. The details come out really sharp. Great for any Star Wars fan.

A dragon egg with cool texture all over it. No one knows what's inside. The glow in the dark version is super creepy in a good way.

One of the coolest things I print. It has sharp crystal spines all over and looks amazing. Takes a while but totally worth it.

The final boss, printed in 3D. Big wings, long tail, the whole thing. This is one of my biggest prints and it looks incredible.

The Straw Hats' ship from One Piece, printed as a mini model. Tons of detail. If you know, you know.

An articulated turtle that wiggles when you move it. Prints in one piece — no assembly. Really satisfying to fidget with.

Only 5 grams of filament and it actually jumps. Press the tail and it flips. One of the fastest prints I do.

Shaped like a little macaron cookie and it clicks when you squeeze it. Super satisfying. Hard to put down.

A flexible cube covered in soft spikes. Really good for sensory fidgeting. Squishes a little when you squeeze it.

Looks like a dragon egg and twists open in a really satisfying way. Great fidget toy and it looks cool on a desk.

A three-bladed boomerang that actually flies. Easy to throw and it comes back. Works best in a big open space.

Three interlocking pieces that form a knot. Looks impossible to take apart — but it does come apart. Good luck putting it back.

Fully printed, no hardware needed. Pops out one toothpick at a time. Actually useful and kind of fun to use.