This weekend I learnt enough FreeCAD to be able to design and print my own models. Yesterday used those skills to design and print these louvres for a 120mm fan.

This summer I shared about the 3D printed mini Wellesley College lanterns I had started selling. Well, here's season 2! I'm now making ornaments and light-up wreath hangers based on the same design, and selling them on Etsy at the Little Lantern Shop.

I finally finished putting together this 3D printed Formula 1 car. It's an "opensource" project called OpenRC F1 which I found on Thingiverse. It was printed on an Ender 3 in several pieces and secured together using M3 screws.

All black was choose for this first test and I'll likely swap out some pieces in other colors. I just need to order some electronics to make it a functioning RC car.

Teaching kids to code and design!

https://boskind.tech/blog/tinkercad-in-math-class

My partner and I collaborated on these 3D printed models of the lanterns on my old college campus. The original design was a birthday present, but due to the high level of interest from other Wellesley alums, I've now grown it into a small business, which includes not just the lanterns, but also branding, shipping materials including stickers and cards, and a custom order-tracking web app for customers.

Okylot Cosplay, интернет-магазин дизайнерских изделий ручной работы.