
I designed this laser-cut flat-pack print drying rack to make better use of available surface space when printing. It can be taken apart again for storage. I cut mine from 6mm thick MDF.
I designed this laser-cut flat-pack print drying rack to make better use of available surface space when printing. It can be taken apart again for storage. I cut mine from 6mm thick MDF.
STL model for a 3D printed LIR1254 rechargeable battery holder. I used this for a rechargeable version of my light-up icosahedron.
This is a set of blender and STL files for an elongated dodecahedron. This is a well-known solid that has been modeled and used for all sorts of things, including as 4-sided dice, for decades.
I designed this frame for my 7cm Celtic knotwork frog prints. This is the standard size for the Open Press Project’s exhibitions.
A 3D model (STL) of a square Celtic knot (on a round disk) created for my 2022 tutorial on modeling Celtic knots in 3D. Since there isn’t a good way to embed this in the file itself: remember that this is for personal, non-commercial use. Ask for permission for anything else.
Simple pop up card from 2020 that reads “Vote” from two angles.
Triangular Celtic knotwork 3D model STL. I modeled this for a tutorial I did on how to model Celtic knots using Nomad Sculpt. Since there isn’t a good way to embed this in the file itself: remember that this is for personal, non-commercial use. Ask for permission for anything else.
One of the “twisted crest” style origamic architecture / kirigami pop up cards I designed back in 2018. This version of the pattern is for craft machine cutting. There is post about the Flower Crest Pop Up Cards, including a video on how to make these.
One of the “twisted crest” style origamic architecture / kirigami pop up cards I designed back in 2018. This version of the pattern is for laser cutting. There is post about the Flower Crest Pop Up Cards, including a video on how to make these.
One of the “twisted crest” style origamic architecture / kirigami pop up cards I designed back in 2018. This version of the pattern is for hand cutting (with a craft knife). There is post about the Flower Crest Pop Up Cards, including a video on how to make these.