The Hanger · 3D printing
This is Luke's 3D printing build log. He prints standout designs from the community on a Bambu Lab X1-Carbon with AMS and credits every designer. Next up: his own parts, modeled in Onshape with help from Claude.
Most popular
The prints people order most, most printed first, at a set price. Pick one, choose a color and send a request; no file needed.
Project log
Every print so far, newest first, each credited to its designer. Tap a picture to see it bigger; prints that are also in Most popular can be requested right from the row.
| No. | Project | Material | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 008 |  Divine General MahoragaDesign by Luciferiano & Nocturna | PLA · AMS | Printed |
| 007 |  Deathly Hallows Wand HolderDesign by Lonelyearth | PLA | Printed |
| 006 |  Lion's HeadDesign by Bokkins3d | PLA | Printed |
| 005 |  Dummy 13: Toji FushiguroRemix by Dummy Designs | PLA · 5 colors | Printed |
| 004 |  Harry Potter Chess SetDesign by LittlePrint | PLA | Printed |
| 003 |  Rayquaza, 23 cmDesign by LCFigure | PLA · multi-color | Printed |
| 002 |  Mega Charizard XDesign by wakuwaku | PLA | Printed |
| 001 |  Modular Filament Spool RackDesign by miker73 | PLA | Printed |
Process
How Luke's own designs get made: five steps, and the last one loops back to the first until the part fits and works.
Pick a problem worth solving. Measure everything with calipers and sketch it.
Build the part in CAD, working through dimensions and tolerances with Claude.
Set layer height, walls, infill, and supports in Bambu Studio. Assign AMS colors.
The X1-Carbon checks its first layer with lidar, then prints the part.
Test the fit, measure again, adjust the model, and reprint until it's right.
Workshop
A fast, enclosed CoreXY printer with automatic calibration and a four-spool material system.
Printer
Enclosed and fully calibrated before every print, with a hardened steel nozzle that handles engineering and carbon-fiber filaments.
Material system
Four spools loaded at once. The printer switches between them automatically for multi-color and multi-material parts.
Materials
About
Luke is a maker who likes turning ideas into real objects. He prints in his own workshop and is learning to design his own parts in Onshape, with Claude as a design partner for the tricky bits.
This is his 3D printing build log. Projects go up here as they're finished, including the ones that took a few tries to get right.