Paul Lagier
I Built a Minimalist AI Note Device
updated
This video is sponsored by @Prusa3D
If you're curious about the new Prusa Core One+, you can check it out here:
→ prusa3d.com/produkt/prusa-core-one-kit
I wanted to find out if it’s possible to build a tiny camera that gives you random real-life challenges instead of endless phone scrolling.
So I built the QuestCam.
A small camera that gives you random quests like “find something tiny” or “photograph a hidden face”.
When you complete the quest, you take a photo and it gets saved to your personal quest album.
In this video I’ll show you the full process from designing the camera, building the electronics, writing the firmware, to creating the wireless gallery system.
🧠 Want to build your own QuestCam?
All 3D print files, firmware, wiring diagrams and step-by-step instructions are available on my Ko-fi page:
👉 ko-fi.com/paullagier
Includes:
• STL files
• Firmware
• Wiring diagram
• Step-by-step build guide
Printer used: Prusa Core One +
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🔗 Materials & tools I used (Amazon – affiliate links)
• Seeed Studio XIAO ESP32S3 Sense → geni.us/McLSHhL *
• OLED Display 0.91" → geni.us/1PB2fV *
• LiPo Battery → geni.us/77E7re *
• Button → geni.us/VSTNFB *
• Slide Switch → geni.us/FZinNmj *
• PETG Filament → geni.us/petgorigami *
• Micro SD Card → geni.us/LTEi *
Optional tools:
• Soldering iron → geni.us/SolderingKitFanttik *
• Solder Wire → geni.us/AcualSolderWire *
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🎥 My Video Gear
• Sony ZV-E10 → geni.us/SonyZVE10Camera *
• Sigma 16mm f/1.4 → geni.us/Sigma16_14Lens *
• Hollyland Lark → geni.us/HollylandLarkMic *
• Godox SL60W Video Light → geni.us/GodoxSL60light *
• Softbox Set → geni.us/Softbox35 *
👉 Note: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. There’s no extra cost for you.
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💡 Chapters
00:00 The idea
00:15 We don't need a better camera
01:03 Convincing it to work
02:13 The 3D Printer
04:55 How this thing works
06:00 Final result
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#questcam
#diycamera
#makerproject
#3dprintproject
#esp32
#makers
#3dprinting
#buildityourself
#PaulLagierProjects
So in this video, I’ll take you through every step. From understanding how e-ink works, to designing the case, solving the button mechanism, writing the firmware, and building a wireless upload system.
🧠 Want to build your own?
All print files, firmware, wiring diagrams, and step-by-step instructions is available on my Ko-fi page:
👉 ko-fi.com/s/e14ed892ea
Printer used: Bambu Lab A1
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🔗 Materials & tools I used (Amazon – affiliate links):
• Heltec Wireless Paper (E-Ink + ESP32 module) → geni.us/FuG9 *
• 1500 mAh LiPo battery → geni.us/Gr6RG *
• PETG filament → geni.us/petgorigami *
Optional tools:
• Soldering iron → geni.us/SolderingKitFanttik *
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🎥 My Video Gear:
• Sony ZV-E10 → geni.us/SonyZVE10Camera *
• Sigma 16mm f/1.4 → geni.us/Sigma16_14Lens *
• Hollyland Lark → geni.us/HollylandLarkMic *
• Godox SL60W Video Light → geni.us/GodoxSL60light *
• Softbox Set → geni.us/Softbox35 *
👉 Note: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. There’s no extra cost for you.
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💡 Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:13 Why not just buy a Kindle?
00:58 How e-readers actually work
02:15 Designing the case
03:48 Bringing it to life (firmware)
05:12 Bookmarks & power saving
07:20 Assembly & cost
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#tinyereader #DIYereader #3dprintproject #einkdisplay #minimaltech #distractionfree #3dprinting #makerproject #PaulLagierProjects #buildityourself
If you’d like to build this Backgammon board yourself, you can find the 3D print files and full build guide here:
🛠 Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/paullagier
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In this video, I turn a simple sheet of plywood into a $130 premium product using a 3D printer.
Instead of making another typical 3D printed object, I wanted to explore something more intentional: combining woodworking, CNC milling, and 3D printing to create a product that feels refined and worth selling.
I walk through the entire process, from sketching and product design, to CNC machining the plywood base, dialing in tolerances for the printed inserts, sanding everything flush, applying a hardwood oil finish, and designing weighted 3D printed game pieces for better haptics.
Total material cost was around $14.
Would you consider this a viable small business idea?
Thanks for watching.
If you enjoy 3D printing projects, CNC woodworking, product design, and premium DIY builds, feel free to subscribe.
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🔗 Materials & tools I use (affiliate links):
Materials:
• PolyTerra PLA (matte finish) → geni.us/PLAmatte *
• Plywood 40 x 40 cm (≈15.75 x 15.75 inches) → geni.us/Plywood40 *
• Wood Oil Finish → geni.us/WoodOilFinish *
• Washers → geni.us/washerm4x20 *
• Glue → geni.us/UZWOHwN *
Tools:
• CNC Machine → geni.us/kA1hqL *
• 3D Printer → geni.us/KobraMax *
• Random Orbital Sander → geni.us/16hEgm *
• Router → geni.us/NQMGV *
🎥 My Video Gear:
• Sony ZV-E10 → amzn.to/4ggdmnf *
• Sigma 16mm f/1.4 → amzn.to/4ggvy09 *
• Hollyland Lark → amzn.to/4ggaakl *
• Godox SL60W → amzn.to/3kfitiw *
• Softbox Set → amzn.to/3v8pzw5 *
👉 As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you.
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00:00 Intro
00:08 The Idea
01:31 Woodworking
02:51 3D Printed Inserts
04.36 Final Touches
#3DPrinting #Woodworking #CNC #ProductDesign #DigitalFabrication #Maker #DIYProject #PremiumDesign #SmallBusiness #WorkshopBuild #HybridBuild #ModernDesign
By heating the right spots, you can fold them cleanly without breaking them.
So I turned it into an origami wallet.
Full build video on my channel.
#tech #design #diy #3dprinter
That’s what people keep saying.
This is 3D printed.
Layered Japanese art, created with HueForge and a single FDM printer.
3D printing isn’t the problem.
Design is.
#3dprinting #maker #design #hueforge #3dart #minimaldesign
If you’re curious about the @ElegooOfficial Centauri Carbon 2, you can check it out here:
→ elegoo.com/products/centauri-carbon-2-combo
For this project, I’m using the Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2 to find out. Elegoo sent me the printer for this build and I wanted to push it beyond small decorative prints into actual functional furniture.
Instead of printing everything, I focused on printing only the parts that truly benefit from 3D printing: the structural connectors. The rest is simple wood you can buy at any hardware store.
Before committing to the full-size table, I printed a complete 20% scale prototype using the new CANVAS multi-color system to test geometry, tolerances and color separation on structural parts.
Let’s see if a beginner-friendly machine can really handle furniture.
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🖨 PRINT FILES
If you’d like to build this sidetable yourself, you can find the files here:
🛠 Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/s/33bf98fdb6
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🧰 Materials Used
• Elegoo PLA (Beige) → geni.us/beigePLA *
• Elegoo PLA (Brown) → geni.us/brownPLA *
Optional (for higher durability):
• PETG → geni.us/petgRapid *
Wooden Dowels
🇪🇺 EU (25mm) → geni.us/25mmBeech *
🌍 International (1 inch) → geni.us/1inchDowel *
Screws → geni.us/woodscrews *
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🔧 Printer used in this video
• Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2 → geni.us/ElegooCC2 *
Multi-Color System: CANVAS
Hardened steel nozzle (up to 350°C)
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🎥 My Video Gear:
• Sony ZV-E10 → amzn.to/4ggdmnf *
• Sigma 16mm f/1.4 → amzn.to/4ggvy09 *
• Hollyland Lark → amzn.to/4ggaakl *
• Godox SL60W → amzn.to/3kfitiw *
👉 * As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
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00:00 Intro
00:16 Is This Even Realistic
00:54 The Design Problem
02:29 Everything Was Fine Until It Wasn't
04:34 Wood Meets Filament
#elegoo #centauricarbon2 #canvas
If you want to build this wallet yourself or recreate any of my other projects, you can find all print files, folding guides and instructions on my Ko-fi:
👉 ko-fi.com/s/3a646bf4bc
In this video, I explore what happens when you print ultra-thin sheets and shape them afterwards using heat turning a flat 3D print into a functional origami-style wallet.
The entire project started with a failed print: just a single layer of PETG. Instead of throwing it away, I started experimenting, bending, heating, folding and quickly realized that 3D printing doesn’t have to end when the print finishes.
I tested different materials like PETG, TPU, ASA and Polypropylene, experimented with heat forming, integrated fold guide lines directly into the model and stress-tested the final design to see if it could survive daily use.
The result is a wallet that starts completely flat and only becomes functional after you fold it.
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🔗 Materials & tools I recommend (Amazon – affiliate links):
Materials/ Tools:
• TPU Filament → geni.us/tpuorigami *
• PETG Filament → geni.us/petgorigami *
• ASA Filament → geni.us/asaorigami *
• PP Filament → geni.us/pporigami *
• Jetflame Torch → geni.us/jetflameorigami *
• 3D Printer → geni.us/centauricarbon *
🎥 My Video Gear:
• Sony ZV-E10 → amzn.to/4ggdmnf *
• Sigma 16mm f/1.4 → amzn.to/4ggvy09 *
• Hollyland Lark → amzn.to/4ggaakl *
• Godox SL60W Video Light → amzn.to/3kfitiw *
• Softbox Set → amzn.to/3v8pzw5 *
👉 Note: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. There’s no extra cost for you.
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00:00 Intro
00:40 3D Printing Doesn’t Have to Stop at Printing
01:05 Why the Material Matters
01:35 Why Folding Prints Usually Fails
03:26 Turning the Idea into an Origami Wallet
03:52 Final Folding & Stress Test
05:10 What This Changed for Me
This video is sponsored by Khadas.
Learn more about Khadas Mind & Mind Graphics:
khadas.com
Mind 2 👉 khadas.com/product-page/mind-2
Mind Graphics 👉 khadas.com/product-page/mind-graphics
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In this project, I built my idea of the ultimate cyberdeck for 3D printing. Powered by the Khadas Mind 2 and Mind Graphics.
A modular, portable workstation to control, monitor and design for my 3D printers, directly in the workshop.
This cyberdeck allows me to:
– monitor and control multiple 3D printers
– work on CAD and slicing directly at the machines
– carry desktop-level performance around the workshop
– keep everything modular and upgradable
This is only version one of the cyberdeck.
If you have ideas for features, improvements or use cases, let me know in the comments. I’ll try to implement as many as possible in the next iteration.
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🔗 Materials & tools I recommend (Amazon – affiliate links):
Materials/ Tools:
• Khadas Mind 2 → geni.us/khadasmind2 *
• Khadas Mind Graphics → geni.us/khadasmindgraphics *
• 15.6" USB-C touch display → geni.us/15touchdisplay *
• OLED displays → geni.us/oleddisplay *
• 25,000 mAh power bank → geni.us/25000powerbank *
• ESP32 → geni.us/esp32wroom *
• Filament → geni.us/PLAwhite *
• 3D Printer → geni.us/KobraMax *
🎥 My Video Gear:
• Sony ZV-E10 → amzn.to/4ggdmnf *
• Sigma 16mm f/1.4 → amzn.to/4ggvy09 *
• Hollyland Lark → amzn.to/4ggaakl *
• Godox SL60W Video Light → amzn.to/3kfitiw *
• Softbox Set → amzn.to/3v8pzw5 *
👉 Note: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. There’s no extra cost for you.
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00:00 Intro
00:23 What is a cyberdeck?
01:44 Desktop power. Built into a cyberdeck.
03:20 Building the system
06:37 All features
I am so excited to partner with Skillshare on this video.
The first 500 people to use my link in the description or scan the QR code will receive a one month free trial of Skillshare! Get started today!
https://skl.sh/paullagier01261
Skillshare is an online learning platform with thousands of classes on design, creativity, and many of the tools I use in my projects.
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🖨 PRINT FILES
If you’d like to print this artwork yourself, you can find the files here:
🛠 Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/s/06d7a672a4
In this video, I take a classic piece of Japanese woodblock art and reinterpret it as a large, 3D-printed wall piece. Instead of copying the artwork, I wanted to reduce it, simplify it, and translate it into physical layers that react to light and depth.
I’ll walk you through the full process from choosing the artwork and understanding color, to preparing the prints, assembling the tiles, and building a simple frame.
Thanks for watching.
If you enjoy projects like this, feel free to subscribe.
🔗 Materials & tools I recommend (Amazon – affiliate links):
Materials:
• White PLA Filament → geni.us/matteplawhite *
• Pink PLA Filament → geni.us/pinkpla *
• Purple PLA Filament → geni.us/purplepla *
• Dark Blue PLA Filament → geni.us/darkbluepla *
Tools:
• Dremel Table Saw → geni.us/DremelTableSaw *
• 3D Printer I use and recommend → geni.us/3dprinterkobras1 *
🎥 My Video Gear:
• Sony ZV-E10 → amzn.to/4ggdmnf *
• Sigma 16mm f/1.4 → amzn.to/4ggvy09 *
• Hollyland Lark → amzn.to/4ggaakl *
• Godox SL60W Video Light → amzn.to/3kfitiw *
• Softbox Set → amzn.to/3v8pzw5 *
👉 Note: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. There’s no extra cost for you.
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00:00 Sponsored by Skillshare
00:39 Choosing the Artwork
01:15 Understanding Color (Skillshare)
02:45 From Image to Print
04:01 Bringing It Together
In this video, I show how I designed and built this lamp using wooden dowels, 3D printed parts, and simple electronics, combining woodworking and 3D printing into a clean functional design.
Let me know what you think of the design in the comments.
🧠 Want to build your own?
All print files, downloads, and step-by-step instructions are available on my Ko-fi page:
👉ko-fi.com/s/69d1e5bb7d
Printer used: Bambu Lab A1 Mini
🔗 Materials & tools I recommend (Amazon – affiliate links):
🌍 US Version
• PLA Matte White filament → geni.us/PLAmatteWhite2 *
• LED Strip → geni.us/LEDstrip12v *
• PWM Controller → geni.us/PWMBoard *
• USB C MT3608 Step Up → geni.us/USB-CstepUp *
• Screws → geni.us/USscrew *
• 1" Wooden Dowel Rods →amzn.to/44l6Y9I *
• 26 AWG Stranded Wire → geni.us/Wire26AWG *
🇪🇺 EU Version
• PLA Matte White filament → geni.us/PLAmatteWhite2 *
• LED Strip → geni.us/LEDstrip12v *
• PWM Controller → geni.us/PWMBoard *
• USB C MT3608 Step Up → geni.us/USB-CstepUp *
• Screws → geni.us/FYN5XPX *
• 25mm Wooden Dowel Rods → geni.us/EU25mmDowel *
• 0,15mm Stranded Wire → geni.us/Wire26AWG *
🔧 Tools:
• 3D printer (my recommendation) → geni.us/centauricarbon *
• Drill Bits 8mm x 200mm → geni.us/Drill8x200 *
• Drill Bits 1.5mm → geni.us/DrillBit0059 *
• Drill Bits 5mm → geni.us/5mmDrillBit *
• 20mm Forstner Drill Bit → geni.us/forstner20mm *
• Japanese Hand Saw → geni.us/JapaneseHandSaw *
• Soldering Iron Kit → geni.us/SolderingKitFanttik *
• Solder Wire Lead Free → geni.us/AcualSolderWire *
• Cordless Drill → geni.us/CordlessDrillHoto *
• Dremel Blueprint Portable Saw Station → geni.us/DremelSawStation *
🎥 My Video Gear:
• Sony ZV-E10 → amzn.to/4ggdmnf *
• Sigma 16mm f/1.4 → amzn.to/4ggvy09 *
• Hollyland Lark → amzn.to/4ggaakl *
• Godox SL60W Video Light → amzn.to/3kfitiw *
• Softbox Set → amzn.to/3v8pzw5 *
👉 Note: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. There’s no extra cost for you.
💡 Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:08 Nothing You Can See
01:11 The Wooden Core
03:39 Powering the Lamp
06:32 Final Touches
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All print files, downloads, and step-by-step instructions are available on my Ko-fi page:
👉 ko-fi.com/s/7285f2d12a
In this video I show how I built my digital desk pet from scratch. From 3D printed parts and electronics to the small design decisions that turned it into a living desk companion.
Printer used: Bambu Lab P1S
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🔗 Materials I recommend:
• PLA filament Black → geni.us/PLAmatteBlack1 *
• PLA filament Grey → geni.us/PLAmatteWhite1 *
• Microcontroller Pico2 → geni.us/Pico2 *
• Display TFT LCD 1.28"→ geni.us/TftLCD *
• Battery 1000mah → geni.us/battery1000mah *
• Touch Sensor → geni.us/TTP223 *
• Charger Module → geni.us/batterychargermodule *
• Passive Buzzer → geni.us/passivebuzzer *
🔧 Tools I recommend:
3D printer (FDM) → geni.us/centauricarbon *
Soldering iron → geni.us/solderingironKIT *
Solder wire → geni.us/SolderWireSn99 *
Desoldering pump (or solder sucker) → geni.us/solderingironKIT *
Hot glue gun → geni.us/hotgluegunPL *
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🎥 My Video Gear:
• Sony ZV-E10 → geni.us/SonyZVE10Camera *
• Sigma 16mm f/1.4 → geni.us/Sigma16_14Lens *
• Hollyland Lark → geni.us/HollylandLarkMic *
• Godox SL60W Video Light → geni.us/GodoxSL60light *
• Softbox Set → geni.us/Softbox35 *
👉 Note: * (Amazon – affiliate links). As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. There’s no extra cost for you.
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💡 Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:45 Flashing the Pico 2
01:21 What you'll Need
02:18 The Housing
02:26 Preparing the Display
03:59 It took a long time to find a solution
06:16 Why this is a work in progress
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#3DPrinting #DIYProjects #petrobot #tamagotchi #thesims4 #diyrobot
What if your desk companion actually depended on you?
In this video, I built a small interactive desk companion that reacts to touch, light, and time. With real needs, moods, and behaviors inspired by Tamagotchi and The Sims. Ignore it too long, and it won’t end well.
🧠 Want to build your own?
All print files, downloads, and step-by-step instructions are available on my Ko-fi page:
👉 ko-fi.com/paullagier
Printer used: Bambu Lab P1S
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🔗 Materials & tools I recommend (Amazon – affiliate links):
• PLA filament Black → geni.us/PLAmatteBlack1 *
• PLA filament Grey → geni.us/PLAmatteWhite1 *
• Microcontroller Pico2 → geni.us/Pico2 *
• Display TFT LCD 1.28"→ geni.us/TftLCD *
• Battery 1000mah → geni.us/battery1000mah *
• Touch Sensor → geni.us/TTP223 *
• Charger Module → geni.us/batterychargermodule *
• Passive Buzzer → geni.us/passivebuzzer *
• 3D printer (my recommendation) → geni.us/centauricarbon *
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🎥 My Video Gear:
• Sony ZV-E10 → geni.us/SonyZVE10Camera *
• Sigma 16mm f/1.4 → geni.us/Sigma16_14Lens *
• Hollyland Lark → geni.us/HollylandLarkMic *
• Godox SL60W Video Light → geni.us/GodoxSL60light *
• Softbox Set → geni.us/Softbox35 *
👉 Note: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. There’s no extra cost for you.
In this video, I show the full build process, the design decisions, the print failure at the top, and how I solved the lighting to make the entire cactus glow evenly from the inside. In the end, I break down the total cost and honestly evaluate whether the result was worth it.
⚠️ This project is inspired by a classic designer lamp from the 1980s. The original design is protected by copyright, which is why the files for this build are not available.
I did design an original cactus lamp for my desk though, which is available on my Ko-fi page if you’d like to support my work.
👉 Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/paullagier
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🔧Materials & tools I recommend (Amazon – affiliate links):
🌍 International (US)
• PETG filament → geni.us/PETGgreenCactus *
• LED Strip (US 🌎) → geni.us/LEDstripUS *
• LED Strip (EU 🇪🇺) → geni.us/LEDstripEU *
• Sketching Tablet → geni.us/AmazonScribeTablet *
• 3D printer → modix3d.com/de/online-shop
🎥 My Video Gear:
• Sony ZV-E10 → geni.us/SonyZVE10Camera *
• Sigma 16mm f/1.4 → geni.us/Sigma16_14Lens *
• Hollyland Lark → geni.us/HollylandLarkMic *
• Godox SL60W Video Light → geni.us/GodoxSL60light *
• Softbox Set → geni.us/Softbox35 *
👉 Note: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. There’s no extra cost for you.
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💡 Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:15 Finding the Original
00:50 Designing the Cactus
01:53 The Printing Challenge
02:58 Rethinking the Lighting
04:28 Final Result
05:46 An Original Cactus Lamp
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#3DPrinting #DIYProjects #DesignerLamp #CactusLamp #Maker #3DPrintFail
👉 ko-fi.com/paullagier
I turned a pair of 20-year-old Yamaha speakers into a modern Bluetooth sound system and built custom tripod stands with a hidden amplifier inside.
In this video I’ll show you the full process: finding the speakers, testing them, designing the tripod stands, 3D printing the parts, integrating the amp, and building a complete stereo setup for less than $70.
💬 Would you build this?
Let me know in the comments if you’d use stands like this in your home and what I should build next!
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🔧Materials & tools I recommend (Amazon – affiliate links):
🌍 International (US)
• PLA filament → amzn.to/4pCh1zG *
• TPU filament → amzn.to/4iMlvkQ *
• Bluetooth Amplifier → amzn.to/4rQohd2 *
• Wooden Dowels → amzn.to/48Nez2g *
• Power Supply → amzn.to/4pZNhNd *
• 3D printer (my recommendation) → geni.us/centauricarbon *
🇪🇺 EU (Germany)
• PLA filament → amzn.to/4s71ABF *
• TPU filament → amzn.to/44VtRRt *
• Bluetooth Amplifier → amzn.to/48wP6eM *
• Wooden Dowels → amzn.to/4iYyvEg *
• Power Supply → amzn.to/3XP4Qnb *
• 3D printer (my recommendation) → geni.us/centauricarbon *
🎥 My Video Gear:
• Sony ZV-E10 → amzn.to/4ggdmnf *
• Sigma 16mm f/1.4 → amzn.to/4ggvy09 *
• Hollyland Lark → amzn.to/4ggaakl *
• Godox SL60W Video Light → amzn.to/3kfitiw *
• Softbox Set → amzn.to/3v8pzw5 *
👉 Note: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. There’s no extra cost for you.
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💡 Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:08 The $15 Treasure Find
01:11 Designing the Stand
03:52 Putting Everything Together
06:24 Testing & Cost Breakdown
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#3Dprinting #Maker #speaker #tripod #hidden #amp
👉 ko-fi.com/s/b3ab72cc41
I designed and 3D-printed my own modular Maker Toolbox and yes, all files are completely FREE.
If you work on small projects, fix 3D printers or constantly lose screws, bits or tiny parts… this toolbox might be exactly what you’ve been missing.
This project is fully printable on any 3D printer and requires no supports. (min. printbed size 240x240cm)
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🖨️ Printing Recommendations:
• Material: PLA / PETG
• Layer height: 0.2 mm
• No supports needed
• 0.4 mm nozzle
• 20–30% infill
• For more stability: use 3+ wall lines
• For the boxes: place the Z-seam on the “back” so the lid closes clean and looks perfect
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🔧Materials & tools I recommend (Amazon – affiliate links):
🌍 International (US)
• PLA filament → amzn.to/4pCh1zG *
• PETG filament → amzn.to/48xUAVh *
• 3D printer (my recommendation) → geni.us/centauricarbon *
🇪🇺 EU (Germany)
• PLA filament → amzn.to/3Luix8a *
• PETG filament → amzn.to/4pqteYn *
• 3D printer (my recommendation) → geni.us/centauricarbon *
🎥 My Video Gear:
• Sony ZV-E10 → amzn.to/4ggdmnf *
• Sigma 16mm f/1.4 → amzn.to/4ggvy09 *
• Hollyland Lark → amzn.to/4ggaakl *
• Godox SL60W Video Light → amzn.to/3kfitiw *
• Softbox Set → amzn.to/3v8pzw5 *
👉 Note: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. There’s no extra cost for you.
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💡 Chapters:
00:00 The Problem
00:40 Designing My Own Toolbox
01:32 The Small Parts System
02:30 The Toolbox Layout
03:16 The Handle & Final Touches
03:58 Assembly
04:58 The Finished Toolbox
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#3Dprinting #Maker #toolbox
All print files, downloads, and step-by-step instructions are available on my Ko-fi page:
👉 ko-fi.com/paullagier
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I wanted to build a timer that feels calm. Something that helps you focus without stress, noise or distractions.
So I designed a minimal, 3D-printed “Calm Timer” powered by an ESP32, LEDs and a simple one-button interface.
In this video I show you the full process:
• Finding the idea
• Why simplicity is the key to productivity
• Designing the body in CAD
• Printing the parts
• Final assembly
• And of course… testing the timer in a real workflow.
If you enjoy minimalism, productivity tools, DIY electronics or 3D-printed projects, this one is for you.
Printer used: Bambu Lab A1
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🔧Materials & tools I recommend (Amazon – affiliate links):
🌍 International (US)
• Soldering iron → amzn.to/4ioKB9o *
• PLA filament → amzn.to/4pCh1zG *
• ESP32 → amzn.to/3XnwJCy *
• Encoder Knob → amzn.to/4rnA5Dl *
• LED Strip → amzn.to/49Halvf *
• 3D printer (my recommendation) → amzn.to/4on4v5L *
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• Soldering iron → amzn.to/483dggD *
• PLA filament → amzn.to/3Luix8a *
• ESP32 → amzn.to/3Xk6Cwo *
• Encoder Knob → amzn.to/3XRCAA9 *
• LED Strip → amzn.to/3Mq4L6L *
• 3D printer (my recommendation) → amzn.to/4qOCbM6 *
🎥 My Video Gear:
• Sony ZV-E10 → amzn.to/4ggdmnf *
• Sigma 16mm f/1.4 → amzn.to/4ggvy09 *
• Hollyland Lark → amzn.to/4ggaakl *
• Godox SL60W Video Light → amzn.to/3kfitiw *
• Softbox Set → amzn.to/3v8pzw5 *
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💡 Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:23 Why I needed this...
02:06 Good design is less design
04:13 Time to see if it works
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#3Dprinting #Maker #Productivity
So I mixed woodworking with 3D printing and ended up creating a 5-foot designer lamp that looks like something you’d find in a $300 home store.
In this video I show you exactly how I designed, printed and built this lamp from scratch.
From choosing the right materials, to printing the structural parts, to assembling everything into a warm, minimalist Japandi-style light.
🧠 Want to build your own?
All print files, downloads, and step-by-step instructions are available on my Ko-fi page:
👉 ko-fi.com/paullagier
Printer used: Bambu Lab P1S, FLSUN V400
🔧Materials & tools I recommend (Amazon – affiliate links):
🌍 International (US)
• PLA filament → amzn.to/3Luix8a *
• Light socket → amzn.to/3X4QC16 *
• Wood oil → amzn.to/3K2iqAj *
• Screws → amzn.to/4oYwY35 *
• Wooden Dowel Rods 3/4 x 36 →amzn.to/44l6Y9I *
• 3D printer (my recommendation) → amzn.to/4qOCbM6 *
🇪🇺 EU (Germany)
• PLA Filament → amzn.to/4nqZQiX *
• Wooden Dowel Rods 20mm → amzn.to/4853byr *
• E27 Light socket → amzn.to/4pk1UKO *
• Wood oil → amzn.to/4oQhga9 *
• Screws 2x8mm → amzn.to/3LNVHbI *
• 3D printer (my recommendation) → amzn.to/3KCld34 *
🎥 My Video Gear:
• Sony ZV-E10 → amzn.to/4ggdmnf *
• Sigma 16mm f/1.4 → amzn.to/4ggvy09 *
• Hollyland Lark → amzn.to/4ggaakl *
• Godox SL60W Video Light → amzn.to/3kfitiw *
• Softbox Set → amzn.to/3v8pzw5 *
👉 Note: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. There’s no extra cost for you.
💡 Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:20 Why printing the lamp makes no sense
01:34 The Design
02:30 The Electronics
02:56 Final Assembly
04:52 Final thoughts
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The result honestly surprised me: it looks like a store-bought speaker, sounds way better than expected, and is super easy to build.
In this video, I’ll take you through every step. From designing and 3D printing to final assembly and sound testing.
🧠 Want to build your own?
All print files, downloads, and step-by-step instructions are available on my Ko-fi page:
👉 ko-fi.com/paullagier
Printer used: Bambu Lab P1S
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🔗 Materials & tools I recommend (Amazon – affiliate links):
• PLA filament Black → geni.us/matteblackPLA *
• PLA filament White → geni.us/mattewhitePLA *
• Speaker driver Dayton Audio PC83 (🌎 US Version) → geni.us/DaytonAudioPC83 *
• Power supply 12V 3A (🌎 US Version)→ geni.us/12V3APowerSupplyUS *
• Speaker driver VISATON FRS8 (🇪🇺 EU Version) → geni.us/VisatonFRS8 *
• Power supply 12V 3A (🇪🇺 EU Version)→ geni.us/12V3ApowersupplyEU *
• Amplifier ZK-1001B Mono → geni.us/ZK1001BMono *
• Magnets 10x2mm → geni.us/Magnets10x2 *
• Heat inserts M3x4x5 → geni.us/M3HeatSetInserts *
• 3D printer (my recommendation) → geni.us/centauricarbon *
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🎥 My Video Gear:
• Sony ZV-E10 → geni.us/SonyZVE10Camera *
• Sigma 16mm f/1.4 → geni.us/Sigma16_14Lens *
• Hollyland Lark → geni.us/HollylandLarkMic *
• Godox SL60W Video Light → geni.us/GodoxSL60light *
• Softbox Set → geni.us/Softbox35 *
👉 Note: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. There’s no extra cost for you.
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💡 Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:09 How speakers work
01:40 3D printing & assembly
04:46 Cost breakdown
05:10 Sound test
06:30 Final thoughts
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#3D printed Bluetooth speaker #DIY speaker build #3d print project #Bluetooth speaker under 40 dollars #DIY tech project #3D printing for beginners #minimalist speaker design #affordable DIY speaker #Paul Lagier Projects #make it yourself
Every maker knows the problem. Those leftover bits of filament that are too small for a new print but too much to throw away. In this project, I designed a lampshade with vertical grooves that let you reuse old filament pieces as part of the design itself. The result is a clean, minimal pendant lamp that turns 3D printing waste into light.
This project combines 3D printing, design, and sustainability - showing how small ideas can transform everyday materials into something beautiful.
Printed on a standard 0.4 mm nozzle using PLA, but it also works great with PETG for extra heat resistance.
🧰 Get the project files and build your own version:
→ ko-fi.com/paullagier
More 3D printing & design projects every week.
Subscribe for new builds, ideas, and behind-the-scenes experiments.
Printer used: Bambu Lab A1/ P1S
🔗 Materials & Tools I recommend for this project (Amazon.com – affiliate links):
• PLA Filament → amzn.to/3L89yte *
• PETG Filament → amzn.to/4qqP66Q *
• Lamp socket → amzn.to/3Lm0v7V *
• Light bulb → amzn.to/4hGFEIp *
• Glue → amzn.to/4hD2e4O *
• 3D Printer → amzn.to/4haaiqn *
🎥 My Video Gear:
• Sony ZV-E10 → amzn.to/4ggdmnf *
• Sigma 16mm f/1.4 → amzn.to/4ggvy09 *
• Hollyland Lark → amzn.to/4ggaakl *
• Godox SL60W Video Light → amzn.to/3kfitiw *
• Softbox Set → amzn.to/3v8pzw5 *
👉 Note: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. There’s no extra cost for you.
Chapters:
0:00 The Problem
0:16 The Idea
1:34 Assembly
3:26 Light Test & Result
4:34 Final Thoughts
#3Dprinting #3Dprintedlamp #filamentwaste #diy #design #paullagier #3dprint #recycling #maker
Follow for more projects like this – clean design, real function, and ideas made to inspire.
🧠 Want to build it yourself?
All downloads, files, and step-by-step instructions are available on my Ko-fi page: ko-fi.com/paullagier
Printer used: Bambu Lab A1/ P1S
🔗 Materials & Tools I recommend for this project (Amazon.com – affiliate links):
• PLA Filament → amzn.to/3L89yte *
• PETG Filament → amzn.to/4qqP66Q *
• Pump → amzn.to/47ywBoC *
• 3D Printer → amzn.to/4haaiqn *
🎥 My Video Gear:
• Sony ZV-E10 → amzn.to/4ggdmnf *
• Sigma 16mm f/1.4 → amzn.to/4ggvy09 *
• Hollyland Lark → amzn.to/4ggaakl *
• Godox SL60W Video Light → amzn.to/3kfitiw *
• Softbox Set → amzn.to/3v8pzw5 *
👉 Note: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. There’s no extra cost for you.
Chapters:
0:00 Why I Needed Real Rain
0:24 The Moment of Inspiration
0:42 Building the First Prototype
2:26 Bringing It All Together
4:58 Endless Focus
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