3D Printing Nerd

The Denver Broncos just beat the Carolina Panthers in Super Bowl 50! I wanted to 3d print something to celebrate the win, and, who doesn’t love cookies? Here is a Denver Broncos cookie cutter you can download and print!

I went to the media screening of Deadpool recently! This meant I needed to 3d print something Deadpool related! I chose his logo, and use Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop to make the logo a 3d object. [there is more!]

It’s about time I updated my cookie cutter tutorial. Here I show you how to use Adobe Illustrator & Adobe Photoshop to easily make a simple cookie cutter for 3d printing. [more!]

Holy cow, it happened! My YouTube channel made it all the way to 10,000 subscribers! That’s CRAZY! I cannot believe this. You know what that means, it’s time to do a contest using Gleam! Look what I have to give away! [expand for more]

Reminder: This is a review of the Pancakebot 1.0

Have you ever wanted to vary the infill percentage in a model depending on the Z height? Watch this and I’ll show you how with Simplify3D! This will speed up your printing time and reduce the amount of plastic you are using.

I just received my Pancakebot, a “3d printer” that prints pancakes using batter. I backed this on Kickstarter, and it finally arrived!

I’m announcing the winner of the contest I held for a 3d printed Rey’s blaster and a 3d printed Poe Dameron blaster from Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

Here we chat about 3d printing, and I present Jerry with the Buddha Belly Barnacules

Jerry (aka Barnacules) tagged me on twitter because he saw someone had put his head on a buddha body and uploaded it to Thingiverse. [expand for more]

Can glow in the dark filament be just as hard on your 3d printer nozzle as carbon fiber filament?

A while back I had everyone enter a contest for two 3d printed blasters that Rey used in Star Wars: The Force Awakens. I had nearly 6,000 entries for this contest! I picked a winner, and had the biggest Star Wars fan in the galaxy help me out 🙂