Practical 3D printing, one project at a time
I share the prints, ideas, and experiments that work in real homes. From small gifts to useful everyday tools, this is my workshop log.
What I am printing this week
I keep a rolling log of active prints on the A1. Test pieces, functional fixes, small gifts, and the occasional experiment. This section updates regularly and gives a quick window into what I am working on.
This week I am continuing to print Christmas decorations both for my own home and as gifts for the family.
Please have a look at my current projects for more details!
Recent prints from the workshop
A mix of functional home items, small gifts, and experiments. All printed on the A1 unless noted.
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Christmas Ornament
Overview This Christmas ornament by Sebo3D produces a detailed winter scene with a layered relief effect. It prints cleanly on […]
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Christmas Tree Vase Mode Decoration
Overview I’ve been printing Christmas related items for the past 5-6 weeks but I wanted something else quick, giftable and […]
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Uno Card Box – Snaplock
Overview This UNO snaplock storage box is a neat solution for keeping cards secure and protected. The model uses a […]
Materials I use every day
I print mostly in PLA and PETG. TPU when needed, and resin only when the job requires very fine detail. These notes come from practical use and real results, not datasheet theory.
PLA
Reliable, versatile, and ideal for most home prints. Easy to dial in and great for gifts.
PETG
Tougher and more temperature resistant. Useful for mechanical parts.
TPU
Flexible and fun. Ideal for bumpers, grips, and soft components.
Guides and workflow notes
Short walkthroughs based on real use. Settings that work, slicer approaches that help, and fixes that save time.
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First Layer Troubleshooting
Overview The first layer is the foundation of every print. If it fails, the rest of the model will fail […]
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Bambu Studio: Getting started
Overview This guide explains how to get started with Bambu Studio, from installation through to sending your first print to […]
About 3DBite
I started 3D printing more than fifteen years ago with a kit that needed constant tuning. Modern printers like the A1 make things far easier, but the engineering mindset still helps. 3DBite is where I share the projects, the materials, and the workflow that have worked for me.
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