Hi! My name is Brian and I design home goods and other objects for 3D printing. I started designing physical things in 2016 when I opened a custom furniture studio here in Cleveland, Ohio. I love woodworking, but through this experience, I learned what I'm really passionate about is designing products. So in 2018, I bought my first 3D printer and quickly became infatuated with it.
I like designing things that people are willing to proudly display in their homes. Most of my designs tend to fall under mid century modern, contemporary, and bohemian styles.
Watch the update video here I get asked about this issue quite often, but I finally found a fix thanks to a suggestion from one of my members (shoutout Juisebox)! This little line is really only noticeable on 2 or 3 of my designs so I’ll be updating those first, but all planters will be updated wit
Whenever someone reaches out with a print issue, my first suggestion is usually to calibrate your filament. I can make a video showing exactly how I do that, but in the meantime, I figured I'd just show you the settings I use for Overture and Hatchbox filaments since those are primarily what I use!
I've been meaning to get this out for a little while! Loving this design at a larger size. The seam between the pot and the drip tray is really well hidden. Because of the tapered design, the pot and tray are a little larger than most of my other 4.5" planters, but you can still squeeze both in on
We’re one month in to 2024, and let me tell ya, it’s been a whirlwind! Many of you might not know that I have a full time job as a UX designer in the financial world. I tried juggling that career and this business for as long as I could, but to quote Ron Swanson, “Never half ass two things. Whole a
