Here is an example of an old lamp that was missing the top and bottom parts for the top part of the lamp, one that held up the lamp and a topper as well. I was able to take some dimensions and design parts that kept a simple design but help up the lamp. The lamp is not currently in use, but more for display. The parts were painted to look like the rest of the lamp.

When I was playing around in CAD, I was thinking about things you couldn't traditionally purchase and what could be 3D printed. I came up with this lamp, which is printed in a rainbow filament.

This is something I knew I wanted right after buying the camera. When I was living in an apartment, I wanted to be able to have a view on the front yard where my motorcycle and car was usually parked, and in addition my garden. This let me keep track of all those things, and once this went up, I feel like a lot less of my tomatoes were eaten! I've got designs for versions 2 and 3 that you can buy through my store.

Here is an example of a customized Christmas ornament made in 2021. This is something I plan to have in the store for 2022!

In this case, there was a vent that needed a custom cover as they did not sell this size. Before this, there was an angled vent that you'd hit your feet on. Now, there is a nice vent here that doesn't hurt your feet at all!

I feel like shower curtain hooks needed some color. And what better way to add some color than by having a rainbow of colors! This is also something you can purchase at my store.

This crown was made for the Empress of Burklandia. While the design and 3D printing are my work and is taken from elements from the old library branch, this is a great example of a collaboration between many of my friends and coworkers. If you're lucky, you may find it in one of the branches of the Dayton Metro Library!