Want to take a deeper dive into one of my projects and follow along? Over on my YouTube channel I go more in-depth into many of my projects, showing how I made them and the tools that I use. buff.ly/38wEbjo

What if your coasters were more than just stacked in a pile when not being used? 🧩 I designed an acrylic router template that lets you make a set of 4 wooden coasters that fit together! Super easy to make with just your plunge router. 👉 tinyurl.com/mrhcybe5

Making wooden 🧩 puzzle pieces with the router.

Doing that thing again where I post a video and it gets 2 views. 😂

Woodworking + Mean Comments = This 😂

Fence pickets aren’t just for wooden jack-o-lanterns! In this week’s video where I make content that doesn’t get watched, I made the ultimate squirrel picnic table. youtu.be/ueUnkSjOlaw?si=wOt-…

I did that thing again where I make a video and no one watches it. Don’t click the link. I think YouTube is broken. youtu.be/Ee95Qx8OlYo

Time to fire up the @xToolOfficial P2 and get some work done.

It all started with a piece of @leathersupplies vegtan leather cut on my @xToolOfficial P2 laser, and now with some final saddle stitching it’s turned into something that is both functional and beautiful.

After cutting this leather on my @xToolOfficial P2 laser, dying the leather, and rolling the edges, now it’s time to stitch in the zipper.

Working on a small leather bag and I’m adding a rolled edge to this piece of leather I cut on the @xToolOfficial P2 laser before I stitch on the zipper.

I love making functional items with my @xToolOfficial P2 laser and I think leather is a great media to make beautiful and functional projects. In this video series I walk through how I make a magnetic leather bookmark. youtu.be/_ugtNruQ58k

Apparently a real time build video of a basic magnetic bookmark that was cut on my @xToolOfficial P2 laser was not the way to go if I wanted to get views. 😂 youtu.be/KJYHMctZCh8

I’ve been running through a ton of filament lately while working on my 3D-printed LEGO-compatible letter series. Since I won’t be touching these spools for a while, I’m vacuum sealing them for long-term moisture protection. 👉 Full series here: tinyurl.com/w5ajz4m7

It’s Letter H in my 3D printed LEGO-compatible alphabet series! Printed with CC3D’s heat-sensitive PLA 🔥, this letter starts purple 💜, but as the hot extruder lays it down, it turns pink 💖! As the print cools ❄️, it slowly returns to purple 💜. #3DPrinting

Today we’re moving on to the letter G in my 3D-printed, LEGO-compatible alphabet series 🧱✨. I’m printing this in @Polymaker_3D Panchroma UV-shift—starting natural, but watch what happens when it hits the sun ☀️➡️🧡. What should I use for letter H? 🤔

I just spotted a mistake in my wallet design 😬. Can you spot what I did wrong? I was about to burnish some of the edges ✨ and that’s when I noticed it: a subtle design flaw 🧐. Which means I’ll have to recut a few pieces ✂️ and redo the dye 🎨.

Finishing the edges on my minimalist leather wallets ✨👜 These tricky spots can only be beveled after assembly 🛠️ I’m making 4 wallets total—coming to my store soon! 🛒🔥

I’m dyeing up some veg-tan leather in saddle brown for a new batch of my minimalist wallets 👜✨ Each piece here will become one of four handcrafted wallets I’ll be listing in my online store soon 🔨🤎 Simple, clean, and made to last. 💪🪵

Next in the LEGO-compatible alphabet is the letter F, printed in @GIANTARM3D Silk Gold. This filament has a smooth, metallic shine that really makes the letter pop. Drop a comment with the next brand or color I should try, and check the link in my bio for the full filament list!

Letter E is up next in my 3D-printed LEGO-compatible alphabet — printed with @amolentec Glow-in-the-Dark Blue! 💙✨ This filament has such a cool glow and shows the endless possibilities of what you can create. What color or brand should I try for the next letter?