Things worth making
Assistive Technology (AT)
Devices and tools that help make life a little easier and promote independence. AT can be expensive but it doesn’t have to be. 3D printing promotes access and allows for customization. I design and modify AT devices and 3D print devices upon request via Assistive Technology New Hampshire (ATinNH), Makers Making Change (MMC), and MakeGood.
My Projects
While primarily 3D printing, my non-AT projects include functional solutions to everyday problems, whimsical experiments, and commissions.
Recent Highlights
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Pencil Sharpener Holder – updated
I love my Mobius & Ruppert Grenade brass pencil sharpener but I hate that it doesn’t have a container to… Read More
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Storage box for Patchwork board game
Designed storage for Patchwork. Compartments for the various pieces, magnetized lid, fits in the box. Designed in Tinkercad, printed on… Read More
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“Cricut-ized” Purl Soho Wreath
I purchased the Purl Soho Winter Wreath Kit a couple of years ago as a gift for Kim, but we… Read More
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Tardis Console progress
Making slow progress on the Tardis console for Tony. I’ve been procrastinating for two years but now am in the… Read More
