Your first stop to see the very latest in shop stock and commission pieces – and they are so fresh the paint’s still wet! NEWEST STUFF AT THE TOP – Scroll down for previous updates.
12/06/2026 Reopened the website shop and wanted to add pics of a few more favourites from my recently made items…
This has to be one of my favourite tables I have ever made – I just love it and think it looks great with the other items in the Rustic kitchen range!
10/06/2026 Just a quick update after York show…
Its been years since I have included a Pipe organ in my range – and this one is exclusive as I make all the pipes and their mahogany carved casing. It also features pearl knobbed ‘stops’ and a modeled keyboard as well as music stand and sheet music. I am working on a new grand piano for the autumn show season.
I love making, painting and decorating all of the pieces that pack out my Rustic Delft range of pieces
The new table and chair set is dressed to look like they were just about to sit down for a cuppa when the doorbell rang….
19/05/2026 Back from Kensington and now have a chance to show some of my very latest additions to the range….and speaking of ranges….
It took an absolute age to design this range stove, I make it from start to finish and the only bits I dont make are the copper pots and brass taps! I am really pleased with the large lit fire in the centre which can be seen from both the front and top of the cooking plate. It is available in three colour options with either red, green or blue casserole dishes and matching cloths hanging above and on each side. I’m so pleased I named it JACKSONS PATENT STOVE (£129)
This Drew Brothers delivery truck has to be one of the best – I love the combination of dark red and grey for the company livery, it looks so posh it could be the edwardian equivalent to Ocado!
(I have more vehicles in development including a horse drawn fruit and veg seller and possibly coal man)
I’m really pleased with my latest dolls – I have been working hard to add more detail and character to them. VICTOR £69 MARGARET IRONING £69 and JAMES £69
These have to be my two current favourites in the dolls – Wedded Bliss and George! A couple sit together on a sofa – he is reading the paper and ignoring the dog who wants to go out, and she ignores her husband and stabs her embroidery instead! And as for George – I first did him over 10 years ago for the Featherstone Hall hotel library, and I’m pleased to reintroduce him to my range in various different chairs.
WEDDED BLISS £129 GEORGE £89
…and finally – its not all about the big stuff. I made this bread board to go on one of my kitchen tables, but I looked at it before gluing it on and thought, I’m really happy with that little thing and took a photo just to remind me its the little stuff that matters!
20/03/26 I am so pleased with this Hansom Cab with horse and driver – I had been asked by several people over the years to make something like this, and finally got around to it this month! It is 3D printed then hand painted, the harness on the horse is all made from real leather and then the driver is dressed and fixed in position. I will now have this as a stock product (its listed in the shop in the vehicles section) and I am now busy making them for current shop orders and to take to Kensington show in May!
I feel like I am ‘on a roll’ in terms of special projects that have turned out well…. Just before I started work on the Hansom Cab I completed this amazing Victorian caged lift.
The lift consists of two parts – an outer wrought iron effect cage with opening sliding door (with brass castors) and an inner compartment for the people to ride in, which would go up and down. To show it off to its best effect I made a panel on the roof lift and one for the ceiling of the room so that black chains could be rigged to suspend the lift as if half risen when installed in the hotel it was made for.
The wrought iron effect lift cage has a track running top and bottom along the front to hold the working sliding door.
The lift compartment holds two people- an attendant to operate the panel of switches (newspaper in hand for a quick read) and a lady being ferried upstairs. the lift compartment has a mirrored back wall and working electric light in the ceiling.
You can read more about how I made the lift and the Hansom cab in the 3D printing section of the website….I’ll put a link to take you to it just as soon as I have written it!
I have also been working on my doll collection, with the new Lying mechanic (to go with Bob the handyman) James polishing the silver is looking very handsom! Arthur with his top hat is off the the opera (programme and silk scarf in hand) and my new smiley faced cook looks so homely!
I have been busy restocking my fireplace collection too – with new additions and some old favourites…
The new wall fireplace in the Chateau Chic style is a single unit with electric fire in the middle and two alcoves on either side packed with a dresden style china collection in each. The Europa Fireplace has been out of stock for some time but is now back in stock. It features a new overmantle frame, new clock and ornaments with new electric fire and iron fender.
The Adam fireplace comes in cream or black iron finish with a new mantle clock and the Shakespear is a one off fireplace I made from an odd one I had instock teamed with a collection of shakespear themed ornaments I had in for years waiting for the right project to come along!
Speaking of the right project to come along… I am really enjoying making the Imperial Fruit banqueting table shown here with the matching buffet – and I do make everything….The table, chairs, plates, glasses, ornaments and even the fruit is made as individual pieces that I put into the crystal bowls I make!
On the banqueting buffet behind the table I make everything on the top of the unit and paint the faux marble top and decorated the wooden unit it sits on.
…And finally of courseI have been busy in the kitchen department too – restocking and adding new items!
There are three versions of the new Pantry dresser – Green, Cream or Rustic. Its a slimline unit pack full of things that are need but not used every day so it can be on the side of a kitchen or in a pantry or store room.
The new Scullery sink is a smaller unit available in Green, Cream or Blue (to match the Rustic delft colours)and is packed with handmade vegetables being prepared with the peelings in a dish in the sink.
04/12/2025 THEY ARE BACK! I have finally managed to make time to make the Meissen porcelain style TORCHERES and CHANDELIERS!!!!!!
Its been a very long time since these were last in stock. They are the most technically difficult pieces (with working lights) I produce, and so take a lot of time, concentration and a steady hand! They look fantastic in a grand hallway with the torcheres at the bottom of a staircase and the chandelier above.
I also have two fabulous car restoration scenes back in stock – the Black 1913 model T Ford and the Green 1903 Rolls Royce. I have pictured them with my new Bob the handyman/mechanic and garage workbenches – I am almost tempted to get myself a roombox and complete the garage scene!
Although I like doing the shiney things I also love the grungy side too! It takes an age to build up the layers of dirt and rust on the cars – even on the undersides!
…And speaking of shiney stuff – I have expanded the options on the Hamilton Fireplace to include a Gainsborough style lady portrait and a Pink version to go with the Queen Anne portrait.
Joining the range of fireplaces is the NEW Halcyon – featuring a Mahogany fireplace with slate hearth, working electric fire two pairs of bird ornaments and a matching pair of urns. I have also experimented with a peach version of my Harewood fireplace.
The people range has also been expanding – Annie washing the pan is my favourite – I love the buubles and washcloth details and she looks great stood next to my sinks! Parker with tray of drinks is the first in a series of Parkers – and Betty the maid not comes as with tray of cakes but now two silver pots – one for tea and one for hot water.
…And finally I am really pleased with my NEW snooker table. Finding a nice one to buy and dress was just becoming impossible and so during the summer I sat down and designed my own, with a combination of wood and 3D printed parts to make something which is exactly what I want. By making my own I get to add the details I really want – the table has six brass footed legs, real leather buffers on the pockets with nets and string ties at the bottom to release the potted balls.
It is available in two forms – with two players or just the table.
25/09/2025 I’m finally getting around to updating this page with the new stock I made for the start of the Autumn show season and the Miniatura show in particular – as one of the show visitors kindly gave me the flu which took effect just after getting home! So after having spent several days in bed, I am finally doing what I should have done last week!
So lets get the ball rolling with some pretty stuff – some new, some one off, and some re-introductions!
I have been busy building my stocks of dining room sets and banqueting table sets with this Imperial Fruit banqueting table (set for 8) being one of my favourites – apart from making the table, chairs, plates, glasses and ornaments I also individually made each piece of fruit and hand painted it before creating the table centrepiece! The pink Tivoli dining room is one of my favourite designs of my stock dining room sets (set for 6), and I have also been busy making matching buffets for the dining rooms….
The new Crystal buffet will go with all the dining rooms and uses one of my new pieces which is available as a 3 piece set with two ewers. The New Bar buffet is an addition to the ‘Study, Games and Music’ section of the website shop and would look great behind a snooker table and beside a library bookcase!
Some smaller new additions are the washstands which come complete with a range of accessories I design and make to go on them, and a crystal 3pc addition to the ornaments range.
Meanwhile back in the kitchen – stoves are in stock, as are the short dressers and large sinks!
And also in the kitchen – the rustic range has been restocked and added to….
The rustic short dresser (below) is back in stock and is a neat solution to a small space that needs filling!
That’s all for now, but many of the pieces pictured above can be found on the website shop –
click here to go to the shop home page: SHOP – Dee-Daw Designs
08/07/25 A quick addition to the new stuff added earleir today…The wedding car scene from the home page. So the story is that the Bride and Groom are waiting to depart their reception, but the chauffeur has a problem with the engine on the 1903 Rolls Royce. He is bent over the open bonnet staring at the engine one oil can in his hand and one at his feet, and not sure what to do! At the rear of the car one of the house valets – a chunky lad useful for lifting stuff is busy strapping on the His and hers luggage. The car has been decorated to match the brides theme of lilac and white with a swag of roses and carnations along the back seat which is covered with a lilac silk brocade throw. The flowers are continued on the front of the car as well as ribbons and bows on the handles and of course a JUST MARRIED sign hangs off the back of the car!
08/07/25 – (below) Here come the girls! Been working on some new dolls to add to my range – and they are all doing something! Peggy is hanging out the laundry, Ella is doing the washing (complete with washboard and tub) Margaret is ironing and Dolly stands mop in one hand bucket in the other with face like a bulldog chewing a wasp!
Meanwhile (below) The gents are having a game of snooker!
Elsewhere in the house Robert is working hard at his desk with a breakfront bookcase behind to add atmosphere to the scene.
This new BRIGHTON fireplace has just been added to the website shop, and is a one-off from a piece of furniture I have had in my ‘specials’ box for years waiting for inspiration! It is Georgian Rococo in style in mink grey with white accents.
I have also added a Harewood fireplace, Imperial Fruit dining suite and a one-off Queen Mary Cream kitchen dresser packed with china to the website shop.
10/06/2025 – Just back from York show and trying to get on top of things! I have a few new pieces pictured below and have added them to the website shop – more to follow…
ABOVE: Breakfront bookcase, Gentlemans desk, chair, Chateau Chic banqueting set with matching buffet, Gold Chandelier
ABOVE: New Floral torcheres (non electric), Walter with Newspaper and my favourite – Dolly with Mop!
ABOVE: Dolly is joined by Peggy the laundry lady, and Margaret the Ironing lady, as well as Edward with mirror and Roman with bottle.
As well as making new standing dolls I have also been experimenting with sitting an driving ones for my vehicles – but this one lying down is my favourite! The mechanic is wearing a boiler suit, with brown leather belt and holds a large screwdriver. It is directly inspired by the Garage in a toolbox project I did for Dolls House & Miniature Scene magazine a few years ago (pictured below – more pictures on the BOX FILES page under the INSPIRATION tab at the top of the page).
I have updated the Rustic sink unit and created some new pieces to go on the Rustic Queen Mary dresser, including massive storage jars and a cheese dish. I will be producing loose sets of the storage jars and the blue and white cheese dish is already in the website shop and I will be producing it in other colours soon.
20/03/2025 – Got a lot to add as I have been busy over the last couple of months! I have been working on commissions and stock for the website (and shows) and have just grabbed a minute to catch up!
Pictured above is the Rustic sink unit, the Delft stove and the Rustic Queen Mary dresser packed with blue and white china – I am particularly proud of this piece as I made and decorated / hand painted EVERYTHING on the dresser – This is a first for me and I think shows how much my 3D printer has enabled me to make the kind of things I want to. I will be writing a blog about this to go on the 3D printing section soon – but in the meantime on with the new (and back in stock) stuff! Pictured below are just a few of the new and back in stock kitchen items – see the website shop for more details.
Cars – whether driven or in for restoration are still sure favourites. I designed the driver for this 1886 Motorised Tricycle specifically for this – I made and dressed him in a classic drivers outfit with leather rimmed goggles, leather cap, wool coat with leather collar and leather gauntlet style gloves – and added him to the website shop – the restoration project Ford Model A from 1903 sold the minute it was up for sale, but the good news is I have just secured another model to ‘distress’ so will add that to the shop soon.
The Chateau Chic range is ever expanding – from the banqueting table to a set for six with matching buffets china cabinets and clocks as well as the new Hamilton fireplace – the newest piece is the Mirror buffet (pictured below) which sold straight away at Miniatura – but I will be making more!
I have also had time to restock other dining rooms such as the Sage (Green) and the Masons (red) and a range of matching buffets to go with them such as the Bedford (Tall), Corinthian (Shelf underneath) and regular. All are packed with my own design ornaments and accessories which I make and decorate (as well as making painting and upholstering the dining chairs). See website shop listings for more details.
17/12/2024 Taking a mo to drop some pics of pieces made before Kensington and commissions…
I am really pleased with this new take on the Rustic Queen Mary Delft dresser, this has a mixture of hand painted Delft china, and copperware and some hand thrown terracotta pieces I bought when in Granada recently. It also features my new 3D printed teapots and teacups which I hand paint and a huge china platter of ham and cheeses.
The NEW Iron Duke Fireplace is a metallic black and gilt version of the Cream and Gilt Harewood fireplace, Both feature the new Centennial Clock, and my own design crystal effect lampshades for the working lights. The fire also lights up. (In stock £89 each)
The NEW Hamilton Fireplace is a smaller version of the Blenheim Fireplace, Both feature a gilt overmantle mirror, have a large clock and two four arm candelabra on the mantlepiece. Both fires light up.
(Blenheim £129 Hamilton £119)
This NEW breakfront bookcase is a Classic Georgian style featuring carved mahogany effect knobs and door panels as well as a magnificent scroll pediment with finials. It is packed with individually hand painted books which sit on coloured shelves behind opening doors.
(Breakfront bookcase £109)
The Breakfront bookcase expands my library range which also features the Bookcase desk (below) and Library bookcase (Right)
The bookcase desk is great for the smaller study. It is packed with individually hand painted books which sit on coloured shelves behind opening doors, features drawers below the (fixed in position writing slope) which are lined and packed with maps and charts. (Bookcase Desk £89)
As well as expanding my Chateau Chic range to include the Brighton Display unit, I also had time to make some banqueting tables for the show…
The Brighton Display unit is topped with a fabulous mirror to reflect the five arm candelabra, the central full height mirrored cabinet holds a gilt table centrepiece and is is flanked by six hand painted ornaments. (Brighton £99)
The Imperial Fruit banqueting Suite features gilded primrose edged china and with fruit centres and matching table centre pieces. The table is covered with a lace-edged table cloth. On the table, there are three glasses and four pieces of gold cutlery per place setting. The table centrepiece is hand made to look like a ceramic bowl with china fruit in it to match the plate centres and is flanked by two tassers with cherub columns and matching Imperial Fruit dish tops and two large gilt large ewers. At each corner is an assortment of condiment pots and dishes. Gloss mahogany chairs are upholstered in a primrose gold silk jacquard stripe to perfectly match with the china design. (£149 complete set)
The matching extra long banqueting buffet is available separately. (£109)
I also have been busy restocking my kitchen tables (pictured below prices from £64 – £69
And finally….I have a bakery truck in stock!
12/09/2024 Just a quick drop of pics to preview some of the new stock at Miniatura THIS WEEKEND!!!!!!
15/06/2024 Finally! – I have time to update this page with some of the new pieces I have made over the last couple of months! With Kensington and York shows over, my next is the 100th Miniatura show in September – but as soon as I have this website updated I will be back to making stock and commissions ready to start the Autumn season!
CLICK ON THE PICTURES BELOW TO SEE A LARGER IMAGE – most of the pieces shown are now available in the website shop SMALL STUFF SECTION
Its been a bit of a whirlwind few months with switching from filament to resin printing and I now have three printers on the go to keep up with my needs – which now include printing my own grandfather clock cases and dining chairs as well as plates and wine glasses!
The new Blenheim Fireplace features a large number of 3D printed parts – the overmantle, clock, hearth base, brick back wall and electric fire grate. (now available in the website shop FIREPLACES section). A version of the overmantle mirror is also available separately in the SMALL STUFF section of the shop.
All of my working clocks (pictured above – mahogany, Pagoda and Chateau Chic) have 3d printed cases.
More to follow after I have updated the rest of the website!
30/03/2024 Its been so busy since the start of the year that I’ve not had time to update this page – However here are a few brand new items I have just added to the website shop…
Other new items include a shoe cleaning workbench with Thomas cleaning shoes available separately, several different versions of Bessie the cook, the Rothbury single bedroom (with resin printed washstand accessories) and the new Tivoli dining suite set for six.
6/10/2023 With the first show of the Autumn/winter season over (Miniatura) I finally have time to update this page with all the things I have been making over the last month or so!
I have expanded my workbench range to include not only the Potting and Garage workshop benches and new Carpenters workbench, but also Bob who will go alongside any of them and still look part of the scene! In his grubby hands are an oil can and hammer so he could be doing anything.
All are now in stock in the website shop.
Of all the workbenches the carpenters has to be my favourite – as the daughter and grand daughter of carpenters I grew up with the smell of freshly cut wood as a constant – and this particular bench is based on the one in my grandads shed – complete with curly wood shavings and sawdust!
Both the mahogany and new Chateau Chic versions of the extra long Banqueting Buffet proved popular at the show. It is especially made to go along the wall beside a banqueting table. The mahogany version can be made in any of my stock tableware designs to match any of my banqueting tables – and can be made to order if you already have a table! Both are listed in the website shop.
I have restocked my kitchen section with stoves sinks and tables…
The Large cream table with ham and cheese is one of my favourites – especially as I made the basket, breads, cheeseboard and plate with boiled ham myself (as well as most of the contents of the shelf underneath!
The short dresser with tea making is a new addition to the range and features a ‘Quick cuppa’ scene complete with copper kettle, teapot, freshly poured tea and a couple of cakes!
The website shop has been restocked with the green range too – including stoves sinks and tables and some dressers.
The new Rustic range in wood and delft, was briefly expanded to include a stove – but it sold before I had even set my stand up! I will be making more as this was the first stove I had made myself from scratch and love it! I am also thinking about doing a much larger wider stove – watch this space!
Pictured above are just a few pieces of the new rustic range now available in the website shop.
The new Wedgewood fireplace features a set of urns and matching clock in the distinctive Jasperware style. The new Portland fireplace now features a gilt club fender on the hearth. Both feature working electric coal effect fires and are available in the website shop.
…And not forgetting the small stuff! This new square card proved a hit and earned its place beside the chess tables, tea and cigar trollies!
Like everything I do – its quite busy – set for four players who are smoking, drinking and betting with both chips and gold coins.
…and finally, to go with the new Chateau Chic working clock, I have designed and produced the Pagoda Chinoiserie clock. Like the Chateau Chic clock I 3D print the clock case, install a working clock face and decorate it – in the case Of the Pagoda clock I hand paint all of the chinoiserie panels in red Ivory and gold.
7/06/2023 Back from York – my last show of the season (Next one September!) and just getting my act together before jumping into my commissions list – LOL
I had a big push before the show to produce some pieces in my new Chateau Chic range, and I’m glad I did as nearly all of it sold at the show – so I will be building the range over the summer. I did used to produce some Chateau Chic pieces years ago in green and cream – but this new range is in pale blue and cream. One of my favourite pieces is the grandfather clock as it is the first one I have designed and 3D printed. (I will be writing more about its production and development in my 3D printing blog)
The Chateau Chic range is inspired by the exuberant french style of the 18th century, in particular by Le Petit Trianon palace attached to
Versailles. The decoration is light and colourful but with less of the
gilded baroque of Versailles. The top, sides and fronts of the furniture and clock a swell as the plates all feature the distinctive and exclusive Chateau Chic 18th century style garden scene with two lovers strolling through. plates are hand painted in blue and gold.
Clock £59 Buffet £89 banqueting suite £169
Something else I have not had in stock for a long time is a snooker set. This set includes the table, wall mounted scoreboard and cue rack plus two players, one waiting to play and one thinking about his next shot. Snooker set £169
After the success at Kensington of my new Banquet Buffet I created another to go with my Jesmond Banqueting table. I just love the fact that the buffet is the same length as the table. The sad thing is I used my last swan to make the centrepiece ice sculpture – I had been hoarding the two I bought years ago for something special, and now I have used them and they both sold first time out! Guess I am going to have to see where I can get hold of some more because I love doing this piece! SOLD at York Show
Another thing I am really into at the moment is Chinoiserie. I love doing the hand painted panels down the front and sides of the new grandfather clocks – and it makes the start of a collection with the grand Piano I also do.
Both clocks sold at York show and the pianos at Miniatura and Kensington so its a dead cert I will be making more soon!
Chinoiserie Grand piano £89
Chinoiserie
Grandfather clock £59
17/05/2023 Back from Kensington and just regrouping before York show in a few weeks time! Just about got time to load on what I’ve been doing before making more – LOL
As mentioned elsewhere I have expanded the new RUSTIC kitchen range to now include a small table to go with the sink dresser, stove, wide dresser narrow dresser large table and short dresser. I will soon be adding a new couple of dressers and base units with cupboards so watch this space!
The bookcase desks (£89) are back in stock and making a rare appearance in the website shop as I usually make them just before a show and they sell out (but this time I made extra!) A couple of pieces that sit well with the bookcase desk are the bar buffet £89(complete with cigar box, crystal ashtray and punch bowl) and the new black chess table (£39) with game in progress plus drinks and ashtray for the players.
Had a bit of a Fireplace fest for Kensington and made a determined effort to get them back in stock with a few one offs made from bits from my ‘specials’ box I’d been saving!
Both the Wedgewood (£99) and Iron Duke (£89) fireplaces were one offs for the show – but I liked them so much I will be making more – email me if you would like to go on the waiting list for one.
I am trying to build up my stocks of vehicles as well as expanding my range of workbenches to include the new potting bench (which sold out at the show – more stock soon) and the carpenter’s workbench. I also have another Bakery truck in progress, to be followed by a ‘Geoffreys bric-a-brac’
22/03/23 Its been a while since my last update – Ive just been so busy! But I am back from Miniatura and taking a few days to catch up on these sorts of things – and what a bumper selection it is! Some of the pieces below are already marked for my ‘Best of 2023’ gallery page (once I have got my ‘Best of 2022’ gallery done! )
So starting with my most recent just finished pieces – the new RUSTIC kitchen range will available on the website shop soon – as just a quickly as I can make it – the pieces above sold out at the show. Email me to be notified just before I add them to the shop.
The sink has to be my favourite piece so far with its Delft tile splashback and collection of china. The full range includes dressers and tables as well as a stove.
ABOVE: The stove is metallic black with antique brass fittings and the stove door opens to show a lit fire and turkey roasting on a rack.
ABOVE AND BELOW: I am really pleased to extend my lighting range from the Gold and Meissen china 6 arm chandeliers to the matching electric 3 arm torcheres and now the cherub columns. I make all of these pieces and hand paint them – each item is unique. (The Cherub columns and torchere figures on their bases are 3D printed before decorating – see the 3D printing section for more information.)
Black & Gold Torchere pair £149, Gold Chandelier £129, Black & Gold Cherub column £69 each
Meissen style china Torchere pair £189, Meissen chandelier £199, Meissen Cherub column £69 each.
VISIT THE LIGHTING SECTION OF THE SHOP TO SEE AVAILABLE STOCK
My range of workbenches has been extended with a new potting bench, a garage bench with small cupboards and a carpenters workbench – the woodworking bench shown is actually a commission one – as I forgot to photograph the stock one and it sold at the show!I am particularly pleased with the potting bench which features my own 3D printed plant pots, seed trays and watering cans! (more on this in the 3D printing section of the website).
Workbeches are around £99 each and are available in the VEHICLES section of the website shop. Custom ones can be made to order.
Its great to have the Sage Dining suite back in stock with a matching buffet – The ornaments are all 3D printed and hand painted to match the my exclusive plate design, with seats upholstered in a two tone green regency stripe. Sage table, contents and chairs £99. Sage buffet with contents £79.
The Coulson dining suite features 3D printed and hand painted ornaments to match the hand painted blue and gilt banding on the plates.
The Coulson dining suite of table, contents, and chairs – including two carvers, is available in the website shop £119. The buffet is also available £79.
This model T Ford bakery truck features custom graphics and is packed out, as well as extra baskets and crates of pies and breads (I am quite into the new crates and baskets I 3D print, and its great packing them out with home made -of course!- bakery goods). (SOLD)
…And finally these last two pieces always make me smile – the naughty little girl has just scooped a goldfish from the bowl on the table and it drips in the net while she works out what to do with it! (SOLD)The new black chess table sold out at the show but more will follow in the website shop soon – I just love the ashtray with cigarette butts, ash and used spills – £39.
I have updated the WHAT IS 3D PRINTING page to give a simplified explanation of how resin based 3D printing works – but briefly a resin printer as a reservoir of liquid polymer into which a vertical moving build plate dips – a UV light shines through the (clear) base of the reservoir and the light exposure hardens the resin in the selected area, building up the model one dip (or layer) at a time.
– However you don’t need to know how it works to see the wonderful new things I can produce with it! I feel like a kid in a candy store not knowing which to pick next! I started with some experiments based on my old filament printer (explanation o