Back to homeA five-year-old's crayon dragon turned into a toy she can hold: three legs, lopsided crown, googly eyes and all. One chunky printed piece, about 10 cm long, printed in purple and painted to match her drawing.
A little robot for your desk with a screen face that blinks, glances up when you start talking and dozes off when the room has been quiet. Tap its head to wake it. Solderless and USB powered.
A matte black headphone stand with orange trim, a gamer tag recessed into the base and a cable hook underneath, sized for Sony WH-1000XM5 headphones.
A bunny-shaped night light for a toddler: soft orange while it's still sleep time, green at 6:45 a.m. when it's OK to get up. Solderless, USB powered, no Wi-Fi or app.
One big paw button by the food bin: press it when you feed the dog and the screen shows the time it happened, until it resets itself at 4 a.m. Solderless, USB powered, works without Wi-Fi.
Set a figure on the box and it plays a story recorded for that figure, so a grandparent far away can still read at bedtime. Fox, owl, whale, dragon and bear figures sized for small hands, a solderless M5Stack CoreS3-SE with an RFID reader, and an adult-set volume limit.
A push-on replacement for the missing volume knob on a 1962 tube radio, made from caliper measurements: 28 × 16 mm, fine ridges, a painted gold ring and an engraved pointer line. Includes fit-test sockets and an editable OpenSCAD version.