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Nothing upgrades board game night like actually knowing where everything is. 😄

Today’s print: a 3D printed organizer for Anachrony.

Our customer loves the game, but the setup/teardown was turning into a bit of a chore — pieces drifting, trays missing, and that classic “where did that token go?” moment.

This organizer solves all of that:
✅ clean, dedicated storage
✅ faster setup
✅ easier pack-up
✅ everything stays ready to play

It’s one of those “why didn’t I do this sooner?” upgrades.

If you’ve got a favourite game that deserves a quality-of-life boost (or you’re tired of zip bags and chaos), we can print organizers, inserts, and custom solutions that make game night smoother and way more fun.

DM us with your game name + what you want improved, and we’ll help you level it up. 🎲✨

Lately we’ve been getting a lot of students coming to us with ideas for capstone projects, presentations, and studio work — and honestly, it’s one of our favourite parts of this business.

There’s nothing quite like watching someone see their design jump from a screen into real life, as a physical object they can actually hold in their hands.

This piece is an architectural model of a laneway house in Vancouver, designed by a second–year UBC student. We worked from his digital drawings to turn the concept into a detailed 3D printed model, complete with all the little features he’d imagined.

He was absolutely chuffed seeing his design go from “file on a laptop” to “real thing on the table.” Moments like that are why we love what we do.

If you’re a student with a project, prototype, or wild idea you’d love to see come to life, we’re always happy to help bring your vision into reality. 👇
Send us your files or even just your rough idea, and let’s make something you can hold.

The latest technology for the best outcomes!

A spotlight on real world 3D printing solutions: A heavy duty mechanical and transportation company needs a replacement air-to-air connector for Cummins Diesels used in busses, semi trucks and other equipment. The problem - the part from Cummins is over $900, and covid delays mean availability is poor. The solution? A custom designed replacement which is a spec-for-spec drop-in.

With initial design, testing and prototyping costs factored, we're able to produce a first run part for $250. With the hard work done, subsequent parts will be

This weekend's design challenge; A client has brought pictures of some designer planters they are in love with, but the price is insane ($210 for a set of three!).

My task - create some unique designs inspired by the designer pots, and make them affordable, durable, UV and water resistant - and feature some unique materials!

Challenge accepted and under way :)