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I've just got a few fidget toys, I frequently use during meetings to keep calm and my fingers occupied...
I have a truly impressive colletion of flexi-dinos. Ostensibly,they were test prints. For the kids. (Niece and nephew. No... I don't play with them. why would you ask that? no seriously. I would never. why would you ask that?)
As a side note... the flexi turtle is a total stoner.
Don't have a new pic of its location rn. But this guy sits on my TV stand behind me.
My clock is the one I am most proud of.
that's a nice design.
Have you looked at the pendulum clock by steve petersen? it's a very nice design- and mine keeps reasonably good time considering.
A bunch of too inaccurate calibration prints, after my hotend failed earlier this month and I'm rebuilding my machine and dialing in the settings again.
For example these things here:
The only thing I really have within line of sight are my keyboard and desktop case. But they're both very useful as I'm sure you can imagine.
No freaking way those are 3d printed! If so, you've got serious talent. Very nice :o
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