4×
Voron 2.4 R2 350
Open-source enclosed CoreXY FDM — DIY workhorses for high-speed prints and heat-loving filaments like ABS, ASA, and nylon when you want full control.
Workshop
A visual fleet showcase — machines that make the making possible. Not an inventory spreadsheet; a tour of the shop.
2×
Bambu Lab X1C
Enclosed CoreXY FDM for everyday filaments (PLA, PETG, and friends) plus tougher engineering materials — AMS multi-color, lidar/AI monitoring, and speed when the print needs to finish tonight.
2×
Snapmaker U1
Toolchanger FDM with four independent toolheads — multicolor and multi-material (rigid + flex, soluble supports) with far less purge waste than shared-nozzle systems.
1×
Creality K2 Plus
Large 350 mm cubed enclosed FDM for big parts or batches — heated chamber for engineering filaments, high speed, and CFS multi-color when volume and versatility both matter.
2×
Resin printers
Fine detail and smooth surfaces when FDM isn’t the right tool.
2×
Laser cutters
Cut and engrave for jigs, panels, art, and workshop helpers.
1×
Milo v1.5 CNC mill
Open-source desktop CNC (Millennium Machines) — DIY 3-axis mill built to cut aluminum, plus woods, plastics, and composites when prints need real machining.
What the fleet is for
Prototypes, fixtures, art, home-automation parts, and learning by doing. The machines are tools — the point is making something useful (or delightfully unnecessary).