Bavarian Maker

Giant Dart

3D-PrintingDezember 31, 202431Views 0Likes 0Comments

As I sat down to watch the PDC Dart Championship 2025, I wanted to bring some excitement into my own space. The tournament's energy, the player's skill, and the crowd's intensity inspired me to create something fun and unique to match the atmosphere. That’s when the idea struck me: what if I crafted a giant…

Building a Solar-Powered Catamaran

3D-PrintingSeptember 10, 202428Views 0Likes 0Comments

I built a solar-powered catamaran using glass-fiber laminate for a watertight hull. I faced challenges with the mold and had to destroy it to free the hull. I also added water jet pumps, wooden ribs, and aluminum parts sponsored by PCBWay. Finishing touches included a 3D-printed deck, painting the hulls, and using a frame to…

3D Printing Luigi: A Tribute to the Unsung Hero of the Mushroom Kingdom

3D-PrintingAugust 29, 202433Views 0Likes 0Comments

As a fan of the Super Mario franchise, I’ve always had a soft spot for Luigi. Mario’s taller, often overlooked brother. To pay homage to this beloved character, I embarked on an exciting journey to bring him into the real world with the help of my 3D printer. The process was both a creative challenge…

Bringing Yoshi to Life with 3D Printing

3D-PrintingAugust 11, 202427Views 0Likes 0Comments

As a long-time fan of the Super Mario series, I decided to bring a bit of the Mushroom Kingdom into the real world by 3D printing one of my favorite characters: Yoshi! The process was exciting and rewarding, from selecting the perfect model to watching the layers build into a recognizable figure. I started by…

Racing Seat Phone Holder

3D-PrintingAugust 3, 202427Views 0Likes 0Comments

There are many different kinds of phone holders available. Some are small, others foldable or adjustable, and I wanted to look at some special ones, like this racing seat phone holder. It's based on a Recaro seat and features a roll cage and a hole to charge your phone. Printing the sides and the seat…

Wind-up Motor Boat

3D-PrintingJuli 6, 202420Views 0Likes 0Comments

The model of this wind-up boat is very simple, with only 4 parts and only one that should be glued on, as another mounting option would have made less sense here. I printed this on my BambuLab X1C without any problems and assembled it within minutes. The wind-up motor is one of many hardware kits…

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Giant Dart

Building a Solar-Powered Catamaran

3D Printing Luigi: A Tribute to the Unsung Hero of the Mushroom Kingdom

Bringing Yoshi to Life with 3D Printing

Racing Seat Phone Holder

Wind-up Motor Boat

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