Print That Shizz

25/08/2026

So excited about this print. Worried it might be too shiny but we shall see.

22/08/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Michael Roy Downs Jr., Aaron Brooks, Jesús Sánchez, Andriot Mylan, John Schiano, Eddy Haze, Thomas Edison Co, George Saunders, Arnaud Soares, Dan Reyna-Gilley, Paco Diaz, សុខ នី, Beth Olieczock, Omar Seiam, Laura Ferguson, Dinesh Kumara, Maneger Meta, Hope Bayha, Petey Pablo, John Pennecke, Cliff Collins, Marcos Dy, Mandan Gaspard, Melanie Marii, GiGi Riffe Miller, Joseph Bugeja, Matteo Bianchi, Jill Knight, Judy Prior Dunn, Carlito Ortiz Rodriguez, Nadine Batchelor, Vanessa Rosenthall, Chris Cuchapin, Oesmer Medina Alci, Nicola Henrique Monaco, Cro Draven, Travis James, Weston Walker, Omar De Jesus Betharte, Tim Duncan, Oded Gazit-naor, Stein De Rekeneire

04/08/2026

Can binder jetting deliver the performance of investment casting while reducing cost, lead times, and manufacturing complexity? That’s the focus of The Future of High-Temperature Superalloys, an upcoming webinar presented...

Can binder jetting deliver the performance of investment casting while reducing cost, lead times, and manufacturing complexity? That’s the focus of The Future of High-Temperature Superalloys, an upcoming webinar presented...

05/05/2026

3D printed Wolverine… and this one goes hard.
Another design by DecorMaster and the detail is spot on — clean lines, sharp features, and it prints really well with the right settings dialled in. These models just hit different when they come off clean.
Bit of clean-up and this is going to look even better, but straight off the bed it’s already a solid piece.
DecorMaster doesn’t miss with these designs.
Are you printing these for display or going all in with sanding and paint? 👇

01/05/2026

3D printed Deadpool… and he’s (nearly) perfect.
This model by DecorMaster from Cults3D is seriously clean. I scaled it down to 50% and it’s held up really well — sharp details, solid print, and looks the part straight off the bed.
Only issue so far is the belt — that’s been a bit tricky to get right at this size, but everything else has come out spot on.
Might tweak settings or reprint that section, but overall I’m happy with how this one’s turned out.
Do you prefer printing models full size or scaling them down and dealing with the detail challenges? 👇

29/04/2026

5 years later… and it was still holding up.
This wall-mounted handheld vacuum holder was one of the first things I ever 3D printed, and fair play — it’s done its job all this time. But it’s finally time for an upgrade… something a bit stronger, cleaner, and definitely a better colour.
Same idea, just improved. That’s the beauty of 3D printing — if you can make it once, you can always make it better.
Kind of mad seeing how far things have come since those early prints.
What’s the oldest 3D print you’ve still got in use? 👇

28/04/2026

Functional pan lid and spoon holder… and yeah, this just makes sense.
Keeps your worktop clean, stops sauce going everywhere, and gives you a proper place to rest the lid and spoon while you’re cooking. Simple print, but it makes the kitchen feel way more organised.
This is exactly why I rate functional 3D prints — not flashy, just genuinely useful every single day.
Would you actually use this in your kitchen or stick to balancing it on the side? 👇

27/04/2026

3D printed card payment terminal holder… small upgrade, big difference.
If you’re selling prints out and about, this just makes life easier — keeps the reader secure, easier to hand over, and looks way more professional than juggling it mid-sale.
Quick print, super practical, and one of those things you don’t realise you need until you’ve got it.
Anything that makes checkout smoother = more sales, simple as that.
Do you sell your prints in person or just online? 👇

25/04/2026

Printed this “chimp”… but someone needs to check their facts 😂
Love the design — fully articulated, prints clean, moves really nicely… but last time I checked, chimps don’t have tails and this little guy definitely does.
Still, can’t argue with how fun this one is. Print-in-place, no assembly, and straight off the bed ready to mess with.
Would you call it a chimp or are we just accepting it’s a monkey now? 👇

25/04/2026

A 3D printed BBQ scraper — not for the grill, but for getting inside the BBQ and clearing out all the built-up ash and debris where you can’t normally reach. Proper functional print, designed to actually solve a messy problem.
Printed solid for durability, easy to handle, and shaped to get into those awkward corners. This is one of those prints that’s not flashy… but you’ll use it every time.
Tested it out and it does exactly what I wanted — quick clean-up, no messing about.
Would you actually use something like this, or stick with traditional tools? 👇