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Happy New Year 2025

For the new year I wish all readers a good start into the new year, a successful and hopefully good year 2025 with the right mix of challenge, fun and success. This 3d print was a small gift for friends that I made just before the turn of the year:

Advent Calendar 2024

As every year, you can open a little door every day in the Advent calendar (as always created with Animation:Master), which will hopefully bring a smile or a tear to your face with a funny or moving clip in between and hopefully bring a little relaxation to the pre-Christmas stress. More about the advent calendar I wish everyone a nice, not too stressful Advent season and a happy 1st Advent today!

3d printing: Xbox gamepad holder with the 3d printer for the LeetDesk

I recently found an offer for “Crash Bandicoot™ 4: It’s About Time“ on Steam. The platform game is quite well-known and much more enjoyable to play with a gamepad. So I took out my XBox One S wireless controller and am now playing it with it. A new accessory has now been added to my LeetDesk Dark Pro so that it can be stowed away easily. Simple, but very effective. :)

3d print: Image hanger (incl. download)

I bought new pictures to hang up. Two of the three pictures had a plastic hanger attached, which is supposed to make hanging them up easier by allowing the nail or screw to be clipped in at several points. If you even use two nails, the picture is even fixed in position... All pretty nice, but unfortunately not all pictures come with it, as happened with my 3rd picture. So I designed and printed a corresponding hanger part myself, which ...

3d printing: Accessories for the LeetDesk Dark Pro from the 3d printer

Today the 3rd accessory (the smartphone holder) came out of the 3D printer for my LeetDesk Dark Pro. The models are of course from Animation:Master and are specially adapted to the table in terms of thickness and structure of the holder:

Valentine’s Day 2024

As always, there’s a little Valentine’s Day gift from me. A little heart that was created with A:M and Blender and then, of course, printed out using P1S.