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3D printing

My 3D printer workstation
My 3D printer workstation

I got into 3D printing about a year ago. It had always interested me, but I only recently picked up my own machine — a Bambu Lab A1 with AMS Lite. Since then, it’s become a regular part of my workflow, mostly for printing functional parts like holders, mounts, organizers, and tools. I primarily print in PETG for its durability and versatility.

I also design my own parts when needed, and enjoy the hands-on aspects of the process — especially the tinkering, maintenance, and the satisfaction of solving real-world problems through printing. While it’s mostly a personal hobby, I occasionally take on commissions or help friends with prints.

Featured project: bike tool mount

One of my proudest designs is a bike tool and tube mount that attaches to the frame using the standard water bottle mount. It uses Velcro straps to securely hold spare tubes, multitools, and repair kits — ideal for long rides or races.

My 3D printer workstation
Custom-designed bike tube mount — attaches to standard bottle cage mounts using Velcro straps. Holds tools, keys and spare tubes. Used by multiple professional riders.

This isn’t just a personal project — the design has been picked up and used by multiple professional cyclists, which has been an incredibly rewarding surprise. I’ll be adding some renders and photos soon.

Need something 3D printed?

I can print your parts in high quality using the Bambu Lab A1 with AMS Lite — ideal for functional prototypes, custom mounts, or one-off designs.