Our local #foxes have decided to make their den under our shed this year. #Gardening this year will involve SO MUCH less squirrel proofing.

#Phalaenopsis Chia E. Yenlin, Variegated and Peloric. One of my favorite #orchids in my collection. Super excited to see the pelorism seems to be stable!

Largest #3dprint yet - an organic vase. Approximately 14" tall.

Printed with Eibos dichromatic shiny silk (blue and fuschia) on a snapmaker artisan.

Model credits: www.thingiverse.com/thing:2793680

A Doge was the head of state and highest political official in several Italian city-states during the Renaissance and medieval periods. The Doge of Venice acted as both the head of state and head of the Venetian oligarchy. Clever.

Another plane crash, in Philly this time.

I was wondering.. maybe it's a test?

I decided it's time to upgrade from my old Johnston and Murphy leather wallet to this nice dignified Invader Zim one. Growing up is tough ya'll.

This adorable bird air plant holder I just finished #3dprinting

A little flimsy until I scaled it up and used CA glue, but the finished product is great.

Model credit: www.thingiverse.com/thing:2797724

Snapmaker artisan with Eibos dichromatic silk PLA, scaled to 150%

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I am dealing with the sad realization that I do not dance, and therefore, Men Without Hats is no friend of mine 😭

My largest #3dprint yet! Approximately 42 hours to print. This adorable pink elephant wine bottle holder turned out fantastic with #orcaslicer and my #snapmaker artisan.

Filament used: Polymaker PolyTerra Sakura pink

Model used: than.gs/m/1091267

Where my Oley and SEPA folks at? #PADutch #SEPA #baking

Credit: Boyertown Cookery Book

Life, uh, finds a way. Support snapped but the tree rebuilt it? Lesson learned, don't lean on my workbench during a print. #3dprinting

Model:
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Bluesky has makes me feel so good about myself. Apparently I am wildly irresistible to ladies who have fabulously scandalous profile pics and no post/reply history 😂

Any fellow plant nerds out there? My office plant (ponytail palm) apparently had yellow mold growing on the bottom of its terracotta pot. It only gets watered every other week and is always allowed to dry. Anyone experienced that before? I didn't know mold survived on pottery.

This reminds me of the good TweetUp days of Twitter. Also the API is actually accessible!